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91. They both were servants they both princes were

First Line:: They both were servants they both princes were
Last Line:: For striking one it wounded the other most
DMI number:: 40430

92. There is a place which man most high does rear

First Line:: There is a place which man most high does rear
Last Line:: And centaurs ride themselves a painted race
DMI number:: 39555

93. They sung how God spoke out the world's vast ball

First Line:: They sung how God spoke out the world's vast ball
Last Line:: From nothing and from nowhere called forth all
DMI number:: 39386

94. They sung how God spoke out the world's vast ball

First Line:: They sung how God spoke out the world's vast ball
Last Line:: In him that full abridgement of the world
Author:: Abraham Cowley (Absolute)
DMI number:: 9767

95. Things which offend when present and affright

First Line:: Things which offend when present and affright
Last Line:: In memory well painted move delight
DMI number:: 39843

96. Thou changeling thou bewitched with noise and show

First Line:: Thou changeling thou bewitched with noise and show
Last Line:: Of human lust to shake off innocence
DMI number:: 39329

97. Through his youthful face

First Line:: Through his youthful face
Last Line:: Not as ripe noon sweet as the blooming day
DMI number:: 39298

98. Thus Aglaus a man unknown to men

First Line:: Thus Aglaus a man unknown to men
Last Line:: Let my life sleep and learn to love her end
Author:: Abraham Cowley (Absolute)
DMI number:: 25223

99. Thus Aglaus a man unknown to men

First Line:: Thus Aglaus a man unknown to men
Last Line:: With his own hands in his own little ground
Author:: Abraham Cowley (Absolute)
DMI number:: 35128

100. Thus and with trembling hopes of strange success

First Line:: Thus and with trembling hopes of strange success
Last Line:: So sure the blows that from high heaven are sent
Author:: Abraham Cowley (Absolute)
DMI number:: 9754

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