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281. Thy bounties love in thy soft raptures when

First Line:: Thy bounties love in thy soft raptures when
Last Line:: Against the sons of lewdness exercised
Author:: John Armstrong (Absolute)
DMI number:: 23870

282. Tis better in a play | Be Agamemnon than himself indeed

First Line:: Tis better in a play | Be Agamemnon than himself indeed
Last Line:: And boasting valour loseth its red cheek
DMI number:: 17172

283. Tis done the well earned wages freely paid

First Line:: Tis done the well earned wages freely paid
Last Line:: Those best of blessings innocence and health
DMI number:: 33591

284. Thy vocal reed again Menalcas tune

First Line:: Thy vocal reed again Menalcas tune
Last Line:: For godlike liberty and fame have done
DMI number:: 7227

285. Thy word is past look on these sacred lines

First Line:: Thy word is past look on these sacred lines
Last Line:: The glory and unspotted truth shalt shine
Author:: Elizabeth Rowe [nee Singer] (Absolute)
DMI number:: 26105

286. Tired nature's sweet restorer balmy sleep

First Line:: Tired nature's sweet restorer balmy sleep
Last Line:: And the lark listen to my midnight song
Author:: Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:: 27354

287. Tired nature's sweet restorer balmy sleep

First Line:: Tired nature's sweet restorer balmy sleep
Last Line:: I roll their raptures but not catch their flames
Author:: Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:: 30915

288. Tis a prime part of happiness to know

First Line:: Tis a prime part of happiness to know
Last Line:: Some ills we wish for when we wish to live
Author:: Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:: 30106

289. Thought outward bound

First Line:: Thought outward bound
Last Line:: And leaves the breast unguarded to the foe
Author:: Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:: 34225

290. To sooth those ills of life which will arise

First Line:: To sooth those ills of life which will arise
Last Line:: Than ever will in this dim world be seen
DMI number:: 26182

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