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41. Have all thy bards Britannia spent their vein

First Line:
Have all thy bards Britannia spent their vein
Last Line:
And beg the conqueror to prescribe a peace
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:
10637

42. He spread the pure cerulean fields on high

First Line:
He spread the pure cerulean fields on high
Last Line:
He turned their orbs and polished all the stars
DMI number:
40196

43. He then | Failed in his speech and rattled in his throat

First Line:
He then | Failed in his speech and rattled in his throat
Last Line:
Enthroned the night and dispossessed the day
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:
18714

44. How B---n was born in garret or in cell

First Line:
How B---n was born in garret or in cell
Last Line:
His epigrams are only born to die
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:
3626

45. His golden hair did on his shoulders shine

First Line:
His golden hair did on his shoulders shine
Last Line:
Like locks of sun beams curled with art divine
DMI number:
39666

46. His livid eyes retreated from the day

First Line:
His livid eyes retreated from the day
Last Line:
His short ill-figured body did sustain
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:
5627

47. His marshalled clouds to intercept the light

First Line:
His marshalled clouds to intercept the light
Last Line:
Seal up the stars the twinkling eyes of night
DMI number:
40194

48. His troubled looks reveal his inward wound

First Line:
His troubled looks reveal his inward wound
Last Line:
Like ruddy meteors blazing in the air
DMI number:
39178

49. His troubled looks revealed his inward wound

First Line:
His troubled looks revealed his inward wound
Last Line:
Like ruddy meteors blazing in the air
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Absolute)
DMI number:
28422

50. Here the opening land invites with outstretched arms

First Line:
Here the opening land invites with outstretched arms
Last Line:
And stretched on oozy beds securely sleep
DMI number:
39672