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21. A work not smelling of the lamp tonight

First Line:: A work not smelling of the lamp tonight
Last Line:: Or poetry without scandal imitate
Author:: Benjamin Jonson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 38753

22. All nature's order rises on extremes

First Line:: All nature's order rises on extremes
Last Line:: Revered on earth then all adored on high
Author:: Samuel Boyce (Absolute)
DMI number:: 38319

23. An old trite proverb let me quote

First Line:: An old trite proverb let me quote
Last Line:: Nor girls can scratch nor fools can write
Author:: David Garrick (Absolute)
DMI number:: 31244

24. Among the wonders of our times this night

First Line:: Among the wonders of our times this night
Last Line:: And yours are all the blanks and theirs the prizes
Author:: William Taverner (Speculation)
DMI number:: 8329

25. An ancient poet will appear tonight

First Line:: An ancient poet will appear tonight
Last Line:: But let our poet's laurel screen his grave
DMI number:: 36261

26. An ancient sage when death approached his bed

First Line:: An ancient sage when death approached his bed
Last Line:: And rise the unrivalled empress of the main
Author:: Tobias George Smollett (Absolute)
DMI number:: 31691

27. All the commanding powers that awe mankind

First Line:: All the commanding powers that awe mankind
Last Line:: Mercy to him for justice done to you
Author:: Sir Richard Steele (Absolute)
DMI number:: 35909

28. And can it be sure they have all mistook

First Line:: And can it be sure they have all mistook
Last Line:: Lights ho the footmen quick attend your ladies home
DMI number:: 39093

29. And dost thou music think to charm

First Line:: And dost thou music think to charm
Last Line:: Let our anger let it cease | I receive her here in peace | Let our anger &c
DMI number:: 8947

30. Almighty critics whom our indians here

First Line:: Almighty critics whom our indians here
Last Line:: And leave the rest upon the poet's hands
Author:: John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 35752

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