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71. We come from place unknown to mortal eye

First Line:
We come from place unknown to mortal eye
Last Line:
Till you see nothing but an empty field
DMI number:
24031

72. We are all tainted with the Athenian itch

First Line:
We are all tainted with the Athenian itch
Last Line:
That so his echo round the tower may go
Author:
Robert Wild (Absolute)
DMI number:
43016

73. What car ye Sirens can endure the pest

First Line:
What car ye Sirens can endure the pest
Last Line:
And jugging nightingales in darkling air
DMI number:
33567

74. What though thy plighted faith to one consigned

First Line:
What though thy plighted faith to one consigned
Last Line:
And be by greatly blessing greatly blessed
DMI number:
35942

75. What various transformations we remark

First Line:
What various transformations we remark
Last Line:
We hope to find in you their stage asylum
DMI number:
38456

76. What's soon obtained we nauseously receive

First Line:
What's soon obtained we nauseously receive
Last Line:
And absent pleasures only do admire
Author:
William Burnaby (Speculation)
DMI number:
9679

77. When on the thoughtless thing I cast mine eyes

First Line:
When on the thoughtless thing I cast mine eyes
Last Line:
Never thought that gold and cloth did constitute a man
DMI number:
10249

78. When summer decked each silvan scene

First Line:
When summer decked each silvan scene
Last Line:
Nor stayed to hear the beau's reply
DMI number:
25299

79. Where smooth and level as the summer main

First Line:
Where smooth and level as the summer main
Last Line:
And from their temples wipe the trickling drops away
Author:
Nicholas Amhurst (Confident)
DMI number:
11587

80. Whilst others praise in pompous rhyme

First Line:
Whilst others praise in pompous rhyme
Last Line:
And slight the follies of the age
Author:
Samuel Bowden (Absolute)
DMI number:
40589