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181. Twixt Luther and Melancthon so long gone

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Twixt Luther and Melancthon so long gone
Last Line:
His sheep as did Melancthon's flowers his bees
DMI number:
41913

182. Two different engines in one church appear

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Two different engines in one church appear
Last Line:
By this man's fire increase the other's heat
DMI number:
5285

183. Unformed in nature's shop while Crassus lay

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Unformed in nature's shop while Crassus lay
Last Line:
Twill serve a preaching blockhead well enough
Author:
Nicholas Amhurst (Absolute)
DMI number:
24644

184. Verse hath a middle nature heaven keeps souls

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Verse hath a middle nature heaven keeps souls
Last Line:
The grave keeps bodies verse the same enrolls
Author:
John Donne (Absolute)
DMI number:
17201

185. We by religion learn to know

First Line:
We by religion learn to know
Last Line:
Abroad thy bounties flew
Author:
Aaron Hill (Absolute)
DMI number:
24816

186. We're told by one of the black robe

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We're told by one of the black robe
Last Line:
Pray neighbours did not Job do well
DMI number:
13763

187. Wealthy was of a fever like to die

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Wealthy was of a fever like to die
Last Line:
Since private prayer prevailed there needs no church
DMI number:
28269

188. What rends the temple veil where is day gone

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What rends the temple veil where is day gone
Last Line:
Nature must needs be sick when god can die
Author:
Thomas Randolph (Absolute)
DMI number:
29066

189. What crowds and what officious throngs we see

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What crowds and what officious throngs we see
Last Line:
Who wants a pardon for sins of his own
DMI number:
6093

190. Were I who am not of the Romish tribe

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Were I who am not of the Romish tribe
Last Line:
Marriage and penance always were the same
DMI number:
18848