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461. Surprising being which we nature call

First Line:
Surprising being which we nature call
Last Line:
And on the great creator fix thine eyes
DMI number:
15470

462. Sweet bird that shunnest the noise of folly

First Line:
Sweet bird that shunnest the noise of folly
Last Line:
Stooping through a fleecy cloud
Author:
John Milton (Absolute)
DMI number:
31011

463. Sweet fading flower that with the sun's uprise

First Line:
Sweet fading flower that with the sun's uprise
Last Line:
Would be transformed into a rose as thou
DMI number:
43553

464. That fate which frequently attends on all

First Line:
That fate which frequently attends on all
Last Line:
And her own virtues very boldly praised
DMI number:
7892

465. That flute is mine which Colin's tuneful breath

First Line:
That flute is mine which Colin's tuneful breath
Last Line:
And headlong streams hang listening in their fall
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
22699

466. That if the Gentiles whom no law inspired

First Line:
That if the Gentiles whom no law inspired
Last Line:
And by their conscience be condemned or freed
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
28224

467. Tell me sweet English ladies tell me pray

First Line:
Tell me sweet English ladies tell me pray
Last Line:
As if it never offered to retreat
DMI number:
15297

468. Take my advice men and no riddles use

First Line:
Take my advice men and no riddles use
Last Line:
Nor pass the Stygian lake without gray hair
DMI number:
7851

469. Take nature's path and mad opinions leave

First Line:
Take nature's path and mad opinions leave
Last Line:
Shall find the pleasure pays not half the pain
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
30151

470. Sweet warbler to whose artless song

First Line:
Sweet warbler to whose artless song
Last Line:
But haws and hips blush half the year
Author:
Elizabeth Pennington (Absolute)
DMI number:
27780