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2861. Why seek we truth from priests

First Line:
Why seek we truth from priests
Last Line:
And yet to be believed
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute) & Nathaniel Lee (Absolute)
DMI number:
20417

2862. Without my aid no mortal can survive

First Line:
Without my aid no mortal can survive
Last Line:
Their beauties fade but I am ever young
DMI number:
24039

2863. Witness ye everlasting lamps above

First Line:
Witness ye everlasting lamps above
Last Line:
That day be lost - she never squandered one
Author:
Robert Gould (Absolute)
DMI number:
6852

2864. Woe man or maid to thee

First Line:
Woe man or maid to thee
Last Line:
Poor dying thing
DMI number:
32404

2865. Woe to the faithless to the tyrant swains

First Line:
Woe to the faithless to the tyrant swains
Last Line:
Led by my care and nourished by my love
DMI number:
1934

2866. Wonder o heavens and give ear o earth

First Line:
Wonder o heavens and give ear o earth
Last Line:
While persevering tis eternal gain
DMI number:
34238

2867. Words are so Wollaston defines

First Line:
Words are so Wollaston defines
Last Line:
Who're so damned hot and so damned cold
Author:
Robert Lloyd (Absolute)
DMI number:
32326

2868. World adieu thou real cheat

First Line:
World adieu thou real cheat
Last Line:
Of thy everlasting reign
Author:
John Byrom (Absolute)
DMI number:
33091

2869. Worn out with sickness and subdued with pain

First Line:
Worn out with sickness and subdued with pain
Last Line:
What is this little pilgrimage of woe
DMI number:
3199

2870. Yes let the proud and rich look high

First Line:
Yes let the proud and rich look high
Last Line:
Fame and merit are our own
DMI number:
248