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701. While I my friend indulge the rural scene

First Line:
While I my friend indulge the rural scene
Last Line:
And self-informed asked no external aid
DMI number:
19354

702. Where ever kind providence directs thy way

First Line:
Where ever kind providence directs thy way
Last Line:
And own afflictions are the voice of love
DMI number:
36201

703. While Saturn's fane with solemn step we trod

First Line:
While Saturn's fane with solemn step we trod
Last Line:
And all the instruction dies away in air
Author:
Thomas Scott (Absolute)
DMI number:
27833

704. Where would thy fond thy vain enquiry go

First Line:
Where would thy fond thy vain enquiry go
Last Line:
And when Jove told this truth he told us all
DMI number:
28487

705. Wherever the diamond's busy point could pass

First Line:
Wherever the diamond's busy point could pass
Last Line:
But middle states are marks for every blow
Author:
Aaron Hill (Absolute)
DMI number:
24959

706. Whether amid the gloom of night I stray

First Line:
Whether amid the gloom of night I stray
Last Line:
But thou oh God forever shine the same
Author:
John Gay (Absolute)
DMI number:
21284

707. Whether from fate or some more potent cause

First Line:
Whether from fate or some more potent cause
Last Line:
When of all things such wretches have the carving
DMI number:
38003

708. Where is your ancient courage you were used

First Line:
Where is your ancient courage you were used
Last Line:
A noble cunning
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
16584

709. Where London's column pointing at the skies

First Line:
Where London's column pointing at the skies
Last Line:
And sad Sir Balaam curses God and dies
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
22465

710. Where London's column pointing at the skies

First Line:
Where London's column pointing at the skies
Last Line:
And sad sir Balaam then despairs and dies
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
37132