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111. Statues that skill inimitable showed

First Line:
Statues that skill inimitable showed
Last Line:
Spectators wondered why they did not go
DMI number:
40201

112. The heavens around with acclamations rung

First Line:
The heavens around with acclamations rung
Last Line:
Shouts of applause ran ringing through the field
DMI number:
39192

113. The constellations shine at god's command

First Line:
The constellations shine at god's command
Last Line:
As might preserve an everlasting course
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:
24406

114. The gloomy throngs look terrible from afar

First Line:
The gloomy throngs look terrible from afar
Last Line:
As lowering clouds advance before a storm
DMI number:
40309

115. The down of manhood on his face appears

First Line:
The down of manhood on his face appears
Last Line:
And blooming beauty graced his youthful years
DMI number:
40380

116. The broken cloud pours out pure floods of light

First Line:
The broken cloud pours out pure floods of light
Last Line:
And with bright ruin overwhelmed he lay
DMI number:
39191

117. The fair Medvaga that with wanton pride

First Line:
The fair Medvaga that with wanton pride
Last Line:
Forms silver mazes with her crooked tide
DMI number:
40102

118. The brave abroad fight for the wise at home

First Line:
The brave abroad fight for the wise at home
Last Line:
Thin fame is all the bravest hero's share
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:
20879

119. The parliament who cried down squibs and rockets

First Line:
The parliament who cried down squibs and rockets
Last Line:
They'll do as little mischief as thy guns
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:
3611

120. The pleasure that we seek would give content

First Line:
The pleasure that we seek would give content
Last Line:
Dislike the present good and long for new
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:
9533