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241. By death cut down in s prime a youth here lies

First Line:
By death cut down in s prime a youth here lies
Last Line:
Gratis providing this sepulchral stone
DMI number:
34519

242. But I and

First Line:
But I and
Last Line:
For ever and ever
DMI number:
28815

243. But is Clarke dead what dost thou say

First Line:
But is Clarke dead what dost thou say
Last Line:
And ere a while they'll say the same of you
DMI number:
29052

244. But they shall rise as grain in earth they lie

First Line:
But they shall rise as grain in earth they lie
Last Line:
At the trumpet's sound come ye my blessed dear
DMI number:
29139

245. Bristol to worth and genius ever just

First Line:
Bristol to worth and genius ever just
Last Line:
All else a bubble or an empty name
Author:
George Colman (Absolute)
DMI number:
34328

246. Britain's blessing England's splendor

First Line:
Britain's blessing England's splendor
Last Line:
Religion's nurse and faith's defender
DMI number:
29158

247. Briton behold if patriot worth be dear

First Line:
Briton behold if patriot worth be dear
Last Line:
I borrow immortality from thee
Author:
Paul Whitehead (Absolute)
DMI number:
24030

248. Britons if yet that glorious name be dear

First Line:
Britons if yet that glorious name be dear
Last Line:
The honest muse is always virtue's friend
DMI number:
24930

249. Cease labours rest ye seas of cares and fears

First Line:
Cease labours rest ye seas of cares and fears
Last Line:
In bliss and immortality
DMI number:
28522

250. Chaste Hippolite and Paris fair Ulysses wise and sly

First Line:
Chaste Hippolite and Paris fair Ulysses wise and sly
Last Line:
Aeneas kind fierce Hector here jointly entombed lie
DMI number:
28943