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241. Blessed liberty how absolute thy power

First Line:
Blessed liberty how absolute thy power
Last Line:
Wolfe nobly conquered when he greatly fell
DMI number:
33552

242. Both robbed of air we both lie in one ground

First Line:
Both robbed of air we both lie in one ground
Last Line:
Both whom one fire had burnt one water drowned
Author:
John Donne (Absolute)
DMI number:
9147

243. Brave Baillie thou art a miracle to me

First Line:
Brave Baillie thou art a miracle to me
Last Line:
We're children of the womb they're children of the brain
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
27868

244. Brave faithful man who can't thy partial fate

First Line:
Brave faithful man who can't thy partial fate
Last Line:
But rot and lie like dogs without a grave
DMI number:
5288

245. Breathless and pale would heaven no longer lend

First Line:
Breathless and pale would heaven no longer lend
Last Line:
And tell the young the learned the good must die
DMI number:
1785

246. Bred where the sun still with a cheerful ray

First Line:
Bred where the sun still with a cheerful ray
Last Line:
Had you consigned me to my native wood
DMI number:
5129

247. Bright as the gems the wealthy orients boast

First Line:
Bright as the gems the wealthy orients boast
Last Line:
Who sparkled bloomed and was exhaled to heaven
Author:
Joseph Giles (Absolute)
DMI number:
34058

248. Behold this tomb who bravely helped to save

First Line:
Behold this tomb who bravely helped to save
Last Line:
Forgot or cloathed with general infamy
DMI number:
29486

249. Behold we are come from gloomy shades below

First Line:
Behold we are come from gloomy shades below
Last Line:
Eternal misery and endless woe
DMI number:
7456

250. Behold where Pelagon's pale corse is laid

First Line:
Behold where Pelagon's pale corse is laid
Last Line:
Signs of the toilsome life his offspring led
DMI number:
31493