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1241. Who love the Christian's duty and his praise

First Line:
Who love the Christian's duty and his praise
Last Line:
Remote from all necessity but love
DMI number:
43202

1242. Who loves to live in peace and marketh every change

First Line:
Who loves to live in peace and marketh every change
Last Line:
Who stirs an oar in every boat shall play a foolish part
DMI number:
9028

1243. Who on the setting sun shall cast their eyes

First Line:
Who on the setting sun shall cast their eyes
Last Line:
Than this a rarer there's no age can boast
Author:
Thomas Heywood (Absolute)
DMI number:
18938

1244. Who reads Lost Paradise the fall

First Line:
Who reads Lost Paradise the fall
Last Line:
Homer sun frogs and Virgil gnats alone
Author:
William Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
32191

1245. Who seeks for lasting happiness or fame

First Line:
Who seeks for lasting happiness or fame
Last Line:
The morn returns and lo he wakes to pain
DMI number:
2847

1246. Who would inform his soul or feast his sense

First Line:
Who would inform his soul or feast his sense
Last Line:
And owe salvation to thy heavenly rhymes
DMI number:
36798

1247. While faction with its baleful breath proclaims

First Line:
While faction with its baleful breath proclaims
Last Line:
The youngest not the meanest of the six
DMI number:
7279

1248. While fell corruption sets the realm to sale

First Line:
While fell corruption sets the realm to sale
Last Line:
For that vile yoke an ignominious P
DMI number:
24479

1249. Whoever thou art whom this fair statue charms

First Line:
Whoever thou art whom this fair statue charms
Last Line:
Whose shining scene with rich Hesperia vies
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
8278

1250. Why am I daily thus perplexed

First Line:
Why am I daily thus perplexed
Last Line:
For next fair wind be sure they come
DMI number:
6548