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361. Through Richmond shades delighted in retreat

First Line:
Through Richmond shades delighted in retreat
Last Line:
And bless each other as they bless the land
DMI number:
10852

362. Thus safely low my friend thou canst not fall

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Thus safely low my friend thou canst not fall
Last Line:
High bliss is only for a higher state
Author:
James Thomson (Absolute)
DMI number:
25142

363. Thus thus and this deserved great Virgil's praise

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Thus thus and this deserved great Virgil's praise
Last Line:
Let my life sleep and learn to love my end
Author:
Abraham Cowley (Absolute)
DMI number:
28308

364. Thus ye good powers thus let me ever be

First Line:
Thus ye good powers thus let me ever be
Last Line:
Sometimes by cheap receipts their health obtain
Author:
John Norris (Absolute)
DMI number:
23362

365. To these lone shades where peace delights to dwell

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To these lone shades where peace delights to dwell
Last Line:
What baulked pursuit must here for ever miss
Author:
Thomas Cole (Absolute)
DMI number:
25462

366. To the side of yon green mantled hill

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To the side of yon green mantled hill
Last Line:
Shall joy love and innocence dwell
DMI number:
37790

367. Tis sung that exiled by tyrannic Jove

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Tis sung that exiled by tyrannic Jove
Last Line:
And rue the blest retirement he enjoys
Author:
Alexander Pope (Speculation)
DMI number:
13052

368. Tis weak and worldly to conclude

First Line:
Tis weak and worldly to conclude
Last Line:
An endless life when this is done
DMI number:
211

369. Tis your desire my dearest friend that I

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Tis your desire my dearest friend that I
Last Line:
And neither wish nor fear the approach of fate
DMI number:
7556

370. Tis said and poets do not always lie

First Line:
Tis said and poets do not always lie
Last Line:
Her eyes to captivate the sense her wit to charm her soul
Author:
Lewis Theobald (Confident)
DMI number:
3157