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41. Or as a statuary on a stone

First Line:
Or as a statuary on a stone
Last Line:
Set on this ark and peruse it over
DMI number:
41892

42. Once beauteous maid I fancied I was free

First Line:
Once beauteous maid I fancied I was free
Last Line:
And now must die unless by you reprieved
DMI number:
44384

43. Produce aspiring muse thy noblest strain

First Line:
Produce aspiring muse thy noblest strain
Last Line:
To be the humblest waiter in her train
DMI number:
43617

44. Should I in tuneless lines strive to express

First Line:
Should I in tuneless lines strive to express
Last Line:
Who give us beauty and immortalise it too
DMI number:
43435

45. Since the too bold aspiring angel fell

First Line:
Since the too bold aspiring angel fell
Last Line:
For sharpest briar bears the sweetest rose
DMI number:
43500

46. Sir the joy to see you is more than words can utter

First Line:
Sir the joy to see you is more than words can utter
Last Line:
Your beauty made the wound you now refuse to cure
DMI number:
43189

47. Since heaven your righteous curse has owned

First Line:
Since heaven your righteous curse has owned
Last Line:
With the gibbit or the axe at last they meet
DMI number:
43509

48. Sir let me tell you what your pen has done

First Line:
Sir let me tell you what your pen has done
Last Line:
To this your universal speculum
DMI number:
43295

49. Small are the poor returns which you receive

First Line:
Small are the poor returns which you receive
Last Line:
Nor can I backward be to praise desert
DMI number:
43207

50. Soon as some envious angel's willing hand

First Line:
Soon as some envious angel's willing hand
Last Line:
Our freshest laurels and our greenest bays
DMI number:
43428