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131. Thus oft the lord of nature in the air

First Line:: Thus oft the lord of nature in the air
Last Line:: Paints his fair rainbow charming to the sight
DMI number:: 40058

132. Tis equal if our fortunes should augment

First Line:: Tis equal if our fortunes should augment
Last Line:: The ill reveals but hides the benefit
DMI number:: 39368

133. Tis false lewd priest I speak it in thy face

First Line:: Tis false lewd priest I speak it in thy face
Last Line:: Thou'll never be tickled who canst never be cured
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3616

134. Tis plain that wit at Will's is very scarce

First Line:: Tis plain that wit at Will's is very scarce
Last Line:: Caress the man he'd kick as thou hast done
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3580

135. Tis quickening liberty that gives us breath

First Line:: Tis quickening liberty that gives us breath
Last Line:: Her absence more than that of life is death
DMI number:: 39764

136. Twas at an hour when busy nature lay

First Line:: Twas at an hour when busy nature lay
Last Line:: And sleep's soft hands their drowsy eyelids close
DMI number:: 39916

137. Tom take my word thou'st done like man of skill

First Line:: Tom take my word thou'st done like man of skill
Last Line:: Or Job the greater fiend or B---n the greater saint
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3615

138. Vast sheets of flame and pitchy clouds arise

First Line:: Vast sheets of flame and pitchy clouds arise
Last Line:: Fierce as those storms that from their clouds destroy
DMI number:: 39589

139. What means this mighty uproar whence arise

First Line:: What means this mighty uproar whence arise
Last Line:: Repose in him their trust and confidence
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:: 4068

140. What all aspiring mortals have in view

First Line:: What all aspiring mortals have in view
Last Line:: And guiltless minds imbibe celestial joys
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:: 9329

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