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231. Thus Adam looked when from the garden driven

First Line:
Thus Adam looked when from the garden driven
Last Line:
His Eve went with him but mine stays behind
DMI number:
18211

232. Tis done the darling idol I resign

First Line:
Tis done the darling idol I resign
Last Line:
But what derived its gentle source from thee
Author:
Elizabeth Rowe [nee Singer] (Absolute)
DMI number:
23531

233. Time nor place did I want what held me tongue-tied

First Line:
Time nor place did I want what held me tongue-tied
Last Line:
With speech life memory love only dies not
DMI number:
49847

234. Time nor place did I want what held me tonguetied

First Line:
Time nor place did I want what held me tonguetied
Last Line:
With speech life memory love only dies not
DMI number:
49649

235. Time thou devourer of each space

First Line:
Time thou devourer of each space
Last Line:
Since time's so short so fleeting life
DMI number:
31918

236. Tis all eternal spring around

First Line:
Tis all eternal spring around
Last Line:
And lose the sight of this dull world with joy | Your Lysander
Author:
Aphra Behn (Absolute)
DMI number:
23365

237. To stay thy musing mind he did this pistle frame

First Line:
To stay thy musing mind he did this pistle frame
Last Line:
Esteem Narsetus always well that is thy faithful friend
DMI number:
49126

238. To make a truce sweet Mistress with your eyes

First Line:
To make a truce sweet Mistress with your eyes
Last Line:
Whose love and service evermore was true
DMI number:
44772

239. To shun the death my rare and chosen jewel

First Line:
To shun the death my rare and chosen jewel
Last Line:
Rake up both love and life within those cinders
DMI number:
44774

240. To him who in an hour must die

First Line:
To him who in an hour must die
Last Line:
The pain I feel from this delay
Author:
George Lyttelton (Absolute)
DMI number:
22323