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171. Then know this truth enough for man to know

First Line:
Then know this truth enough for man to know
Last Line:
Since but to wish more virtue is to gain
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
30938

172. The soul with store of bright ideas fraught

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The soul with store of bright ideas fraught
Last Line:
Than in the vast expanse of pole to pole
DMI number:
31171

173. The way in earthly things true joy to find

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The way in earthly things true joy to find
Last Line:
Such as be fearless free contented men
DMI number:
5585

174. The subject of my song is health

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The subject of my song is health
Last Line:
In wisdom's volume stand for fools
DMI number:
27016

175. The time once come ordained by heaven's high will

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The time once come ordained by heaven's high will
Last Line:
Life's various ills its train of endless woes
DMI number:
31176

176. The title of this book when Cupid spied

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The title of this book when Cupid spied
Last Line:
Ye nymphs and youths applaud my healing song
Author:
Nahum Tate (Absolute)
DMI number:
7335

177. The unities of action time and place

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The unities of action time and place
Last Line:
Less obvious errors of the English stage
Author:
John Sheffield (Absolute)
DMI number:
10435

178. The wicked like small stars in number rise

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The wicked like small stars in number rise
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But must on earth live injured and oppressed
Author:
Edward Ward (Speculation)
DMI number:
5404

179. The works of art let others praise

First Line:
The works of art let others praise
Last Line:
The man of taste and nature's friend
DMI number:
35936

180. These have respect to time and place

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These have respect to time and place
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And be my ruin in the end
Author:
William le Tans'ur (Absolute)
DMI number:
36495