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71. I have often thought my lord the thing now true

First Line:
I have often thought my lord the thing now true
Last Line:
Reflects the glories of our British sun
DMI number:
38655

72. In the same mould when sense and beauty meet

First Line:
In the same mould when sense and beauty meet
Last Line:
And whom in beauty you outvie outvie in fame
Author:
Joseph Gay (Confident) & John Breval (Speculation)
DMI number:
12043

73. In this strange town a different course we take

First Line:
In this strange town a different course we take
Last Line:
And if poor Pope is cl-pt the fault is yours
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
34929

74. Immodest words admit of no defence

First Line:
Immodest words admit of no defence
Last Line:
Who among troops of faultless nymphs may choose
Author:
Wentworth Dillon (Absolute)
DMI number:
10765

75. Immortal Swift thy mind compared may be

First Line:
Immortal Swift thy mind compared may be
Last Line:
Cast a perfume upon thy monument
DMI number:
17295

76. In days of old some drest the Dead

First Line:
In days of old some drest the Dead
Last Line:
He'd never been hanged upon a tree
DMI number:
36821

77. In vain will songs of old from hence declare

First Line:
In vain will songs of old from hence declare
Last Line:
For words could never have reached to paint one single grace
DMI number:
16570

78. Invectives we too oft at others throw

First Line:
Invectives we too oft at others throw
Last Line:
Nor spoke to Fuller more in all his life
DMI number:
24681

79. Involved in night I lie like a golden mine

First Line:
Involved in night I lie like a golden mine
Last Line:
Unless I help you scarce will find me out
DMI number:
15242

80. In vain alas for who by wit is moved

First Line:
In vain alas for who by wit is moved
Last Line:
Mankind take most with that fantastic sex
Author:
John Sheffield (Absolute)
DMI number:
10411