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1. A late regulation requires that no stain

First Line:
A late regulation requires that no stain
Last Line:
For who sprung from Adam untainted is found
DMI number:
15834

2. Amongst the Monsters that we find

First Line:
Amongst the Monsters that we find
Last Line:
From Adame drivs his pedegree
DMI number:
38007

3. Between two thieves the just condemned to die

First Line:
Between two thieves the just condemned to die
Last Line:
For sins in the world he for the world's sins died
DMI number:
41894

4. From those blest regions where the sun displays

First Line:
From those blest regions where the sun displays
Last Line:
Pride of thy lovely sex and graced above them all
Author:
Elizabeth Rowe [nee Singer] (Absolute)
DMI number:
8333

5. In paradise a woman caused all

First Line:
In paradise a woman caused all
Last Line:
When we're more weak and they perhaps as fair
Author:
Sir Aston Cokayne (Confident)
DMI number:
17135

6. If you the silver were and we the dross

First Line:
If you the silver were and we the dross
Last Line:
Then by your leave your author tells a fib
DMI number:
40248

7. Pray lend me your ears my dear brethren awhile

First Line:
Pray lend me your ears my dear brethren awhile
Last Line:
So God bless great George let each brother sing | Derry down &c
DMI number:
28876

8. Then if a slow paced star had stolen away

First Line:
Then if a slow paced star had stolen away
Last Line:
And so make up his observation plain
Author:
John Donne (Absolute)
DMI number:
41994

9. Thou hast the art on it Peter and canst tell

First Line:
Thou hast the art on it Peter and canst tell
Last Line:
To cast them well is to cast them quite away
Author:
Richard Crashaw (Absolute)
DMI number:
16722

10. Through Sampson's want and thy excess of hair

First Line:
Through Sampson's want and thy excess of hair
Last Line:
As mortals live so oftentimes they die
DMI number:
17066