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181. While sacred bard far worlds thy works proclaim

First Line:
While sacred bard far worlds thy works proclaim
Last Line:
May Cowley's dust this marble shrine defend
DMI number:
33934

182. Where yonder trees rise high in cheerful air

First Line:
Where yonder trees rise high in cheerful air
Last Line:
And harmony divine enchants the plains
Author:
Richard Berenger [Beranger] (Absolute)
DMI number:
27901

183. While the dean with more wit than man ever wanted

First Line:
While the dean with more wit than man ever wanted
Last Line:
Are vanquished by what he has written himself
DMI number:
17061

184. When Tom said Jack was not alive

First Line:
When Tom said Jack was not alive
Last Line:
And wave vain hopes of future fame
DMI number:
19250

185. Whilst Harley with more near approaches blessed

First Line:
Whilst Harley with more near approaches blessed
Last Line:
Write while love lasts and we will ask no more
DMI number:
15496

186. Who graced the muses which her times became

First Line:
Who graced the muses which her times became
Last Line:
For they who give them comfort must have fame
Author:
Samuel Daniel (Absolute)
DMI number:
17106

187. Who sees the ill and seeks to shun the same

First Line:
Who sees the ill and seeks to shun the same
Last Line:
Their praises live who seeks to merit fame
Author:
Thomas Proctor (Absolute)
DMI number:
49204

188. Who's this that everyone attends on here

First Line:
Who's this that everyone attends on here
Last Line:
To show the light of France is now obscured
DMI number:
15822

189. While fame is young too weak to fly away

First Line:
While fame is young too weak to fly away
Last Line:
Fame bears no fruit till the vain planter dies
Author:
John Sheffield (Absolute)
DMI number:
9417

190. With loynes in canvas bow case tyde

First Line:
With loynes in canvas bow case tyde
Last Line:
Sol sets for fear they'l shoot at him
Author:
Sir William Davenant (Absolute)
DMI number:
37249