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511. To you dear madam this I send

First Line:
To you dear madam this I send
Last Line:
No woman's happy till a bride
DMI number:
12713

512. To you my friend I will my sorrow tell

First Line:
To you my friend I will my sorrow tell
Last Line:
And bleating mourn for verdant fields in vain
DMI number:
35317

513. To you my lord these lines I humbly send

First Line:
To you my lord these lines I humbly send
Last Line:
And our dependence with success abound
DMI number:
11008

514. To you Tom Rakish Townly sends these lines

First Line:
To you Tom Rakish Townly sends these lines
Last Line:
Take my advice and never rake again
DMI number:
15276

515. To you who live in chill degree

First Line:
To you who live in chill degree
Last Line:
Has ever writ under ten years warning
DMI number:
44344

516. To you who live in chill degree

First Line:
To you who live in chill degree
Last Line:
Has writ without a ten years warning
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
3939

517. To you who love to range the sylvan scene

First Line:
To you who love to range the sylvan scene
Last Line:
And may they all be damned for want of taste
Author:
Thomas Gilbert (Absolute)
DMI number:
12333

518. To you whom learning's seats delight

First Line:
To you whom learning's seats delight
Last Line:
Even learning's seat though blessed with you
DMI number:
19699

519. To prove a vacuum in thy brain

First Line:
To prove a vacuum in thy brain
Last Line:
Write as this pattern is --
DMI number:
35355

520. To Fuscus who in city sports delights

First Line:
To Fuscus who in city sports delights
Last Line:
Sincerely blessed but that I want my friend
Author:
Philip Francis (Absolute)
DMI number:
33199