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211.
This polished stone of marble fair
First Line:
This polished stone of marble fair
Last Line:
That Air should die for want of breath
DMI number:
17146
212.
This treasury of death survey
First Line:
This treasury of death survey
Last Line:
And know'st thou nothing of the dead
Author:
Nahum Tate (Absolute)
DMI number:
8148
213.
This world's a city full of streets
First Line:
This world's a city full of streets
Last Line:
The rich would only live the poor would die
DMI number:
29801
214.
Though he shadowed his master with arrogant wings
First Line:
Though he shadowed his master with arrogant wings
Last Line:
Yet he made whom he mastered the master of kings
DMI number:
38617
215.
Thou swelling sea what now can be thy boast
First Line:
Thou swelling sea what now can be thy boast
Last Line:
Two you have taken though you gave but one
DMI number:
36640
216.
Through Sampson's want and thy excess of hair
First Line:
Through Sampson's want and thy excess of hair
Last Line:
As mortals live so oftentimes they die
DMI number:
17066
217.
Thus Britain loved me and preserved my fame
First Line:
Thus Britain loved me and preserved my fame
Last Line:
Clear from a Barber's or a Benson's name
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
35041
218.
Thus mourn the muses on the hearse
First Line:
Thus mourn the muses on the hearse
Last Line:
They make him live again in fame
Author:
Edmund Waller (Absolute)
DMI number:
18381
219.
Thus to her much loved virtuous lord
First Line:
Thus to her much loved virtuous lord
Last Line:
That wound I doubly feel
DMI number:
33002
220.
Thus when our stated time of life is come
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Thus when our stated time of life is come
Last Line:
And death's the doctor that must end our pain
DMI number:
27133
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