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741. The labours of a Dublin day

First Line:
The labours of a Dublin day
Last Line:
And Betty here bring L----n's ode
DMI number:
25670

742. The noble Granvill here has nicely shown

First Line:
The noble Granvill here has nicely shown
Last Line:
Had languished at your feet and saved the town
DMI number:
4217

743. The muse's aid from night till morn

First Line:
The muse's aid from night till morn
Last Line:
With grateful nod I dropped my head
Author:
Robert Lucke (Absolute)
DMI number:
12538

744. The news I send in altered style

First Line:
The news I send in altered style
Last Line:
We've beat the French - and that's enough
DMI number:
18091

745. The learned hold that worms in time

First Line:
The learned hold that worms in time
Last Line:
Keep thine to warm thy a----se
DMI number:
21761

746. The lively figure and the bold design

First Line:
The lively figure and the bold design
Last Line:
Who writes like Horace must like Horace drink
DMI number:
19816

747. Then can our correspondence have an end

First Line:
Then can our correspondence have an end
Last Line:
He never loved who ever makes retreat
DMI number:
6863

748. Then cruel you will go you will you say

First Line:
Then cruel you will go you will you say
Last Line:
And tell thee smiling in the grave there's rest
DMI number:
24261

749. The seaman from winds and the rage of wild seas

First Line:
The seaman from winds and the rage of wild seas
Last Line:
What zeal can divinity equal supply
DMI number:
35995

750. The slave of servile sort that born is bond by kind

First Line:
The slave of servile sort that born is bond by kind
Last Line:
Oh happy withered pined corpse God send thy soul good rest
DMI number:
49165