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831. That we your majesty's poor slaves

First Line:
That we your majesty's poor slaves
Last Line:
The over-plus of the saints merit
DMI number:
42323

832. Statesman yet friend to truth in soul sincere

First Line:
Statesman yet friend to truth in soul sincere
Last Line:
Praised wept and honoured by the muse he loved
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
1389

833. The groans dear Armstrong which the world employ

First Line:
The groans dear Armstrong which the world employ
Last Line:
For they're reserved by thunder to be slain
DMI number:
3650

834. The health my gentle love thou gavest to me

First Line:
The health my gentle love thou gavest to me
Last Line:
Which endless tracts of haggard rocks surround
DMI number:
19134

835. The horse and stag in common pasture bred

First Line:
The horse and stag in common pasture bred
Last Line:
Free as thou art so still continue free
DMI number:
36303

836. The commoner took in and Wilkes away

First Line:
The commoner took in and Wilkes away
Last Line:
Tis hoped the nation will keep holiday
DMI number:
31084

837. The constable alarmed by this noise

First Line:
The constable alarmed by this noise
Last Line:
With bills and halberds to her country house
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute) & Charles Montagu (Absolute)
DMI number:
40482

838. The court was met the prisoner brought

First Line:
The court was met the prisoner brought
Last Line:
And only virtue's friends be yours
Author:
Edward Moore (Absolute)
DMI number:
22581

839. The critics that pretend to sense

First Line:
The critics that pretend to sense
Last Line:
And posted to the Queen away
Author:
George Stepney (Confident)
DMI number:
6482

840. The greatest politician may be

First Line:
The greatest politician may be
Last Line:
Deceived sometimes wit without brains we see
Author:
James Shirley (Absolute)
DMI number:
17221