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51. Some specious titles fix unto their books

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Some specious titles fix unto their books
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'Tis money money money bears the sway
DMI number:
43293

52. The rose and other fragrant flowers smell best

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The rose and other fragrant flowers smell best
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To make new poets not like him in haste
DMI number:
43499

53. The streets with flower garlands we should crown

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The streets with flower garlands we should crown
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For we have found the goddess of the spring
DMI number:
43626

54. The taper shining with diminished rays

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The taper shining with diminished rays
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To love that in thy love we ever blessed may stand
DMI number:
43209

55. Thou glory of the age best of thy kind

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Thou glory of the age best of thy kind
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While Britain boasts alone thy mightier name
DMI number:
43632

56. Thou great young man permit amongst the crowd

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Thou great young man permit amongst the crowd
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We are content to know and to admire thee in thy sacred verse
DMI number:
43683

57. Tis not enough to read and to admire

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Tis not enough to read and to admire
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No man can argue now against a woman's soul
DMI number:
43663

58. To tune thy praise what muse shall I invoke what quire

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To tune thy praise what muse shall I invoke what quire
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Both to you shared equally
DMI number:
43533

59. To speak of thee no muse will I invoke

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To speak of thee no muse will I invoke
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Such power has elevated poetry
DMI number:
43665

60. To you the generous task belongs alone

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To you the generous task belongs alone
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The helpless living and more helpless dead
DMI number:
43638