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221. This night we add some heroes to our store

First Line:
This night we add some heroes to our store
Last Line:
Short but not scanty without buckram full
Author:
David Garrick (Absolute)
DMI number:
31731

222. This play took birth from principles of truth

First Line:
This play took birth from principles of truth
Last Line:
And to the buried bard resign the praise
Author:
Colley Cibber (Absolute)
DMI number:
38337

223. Those public writers whose diurnal page

First Line:
Those public writers whose diurnal page
Last Line:
And humbly crave your vote and interest
DMI number:
39001

224. Through every age the poet's scheme hath been

First Line:
Through every age the poet's scheme hath been
Last Line:
Let honour triumph now in beauty's charms
DMI number:
38325

225. Thus Shakespeare wrote just the remark indeed

First Line:
Thus Shakespeare wrote just the remark indeed
Last Line:
Excuse each failing you may find in me
DMI number:
33312

226. To this fair company I am to say

First Line:
To this fair company I am to say
Last Line:
Your taste and not his art must praise the dish
Author:
Joseph Rutter (Absolute)
DMI number:
38761

227. To this I hope kind audience I am sent

First Line:
To this I hope kind audience I am sent
Last Line:
And troth we've every thing that's new but wit
DMI number:
5036

228. To warn the sons of freedom to be wise

First Line:
To warn the sons of freedom to be wise
Last Line:
And tremble at thy woes in Athelstan
Author:
John Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
25455

229. To weep over virtue's sleeping dust is vain

First Line:
To weep over virtue's sleeping dust is vain
Last Line:
Nor can a nobler trophy consecrate my grave
DMI number:
12796

230. To speak with freedom dignity and ease

First Line:
To speak with freedom dignity and ease
Last Line:
But he is present and I must forebear
DMI number:
20844