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2511. The queen of love on amorous wiles intent

First Line:
The queen of love on amorous wiles intent
Last Line:
Who ruled the world with delegated sway
Author:
Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:
27790

2512. The race of critics dull judicious rogues

First Line:
The race of critics dull judicious rogues
Last Line:
Let Nicolini act it if he can
Author:
Edward Young (Speculation)
DMI number:
11998

2513. The ravishing thoughts of mighty joys to come

First Line:
The ravishing thoughts of mighty joys to come
Last Line:
What monarch can there be more blest than I
Author:
Susanna Centlivre (Absolute)
DMI number:
18750

2514. The restful place renewer of my smart

First Line:
The restful place renewer of my smart
Last Line:
Wherefore with tears my bed I thee forsake
Author:
Sir Thomas Wyatt (Absolute)
DMI number:
8783

2515. The restless rage of deep devouring hell

First Line:
The restless rage of deep devouring hell
Last Line:
As her untruth my heart hath all to rent
DMI number:
8872

2516. The restless rage of deep devouring hell

First Line:
The restless rage of deep devouring hell
Last Line:
Is her untruth my heart hath all to rent
DMI number:
49421

2517. The pains which absence does create

First Line:
The pains which absence does create
Last Line:
But with me live and die
DMI number:
40090

2518. The pang that wounds the tortured breast

First Line:
The pang that wounds the tortured breast
Last Line:
And learn to pity me
DMI number:
38049

2519. The picture pleased and Batchelerus sends

First Line:
The picture pleased and Batchelerus sends
Last Line:
And love and friendship flourish through their day
DMI number:
21748

2520. The pillar perished is whereto I lent

First Line:
The pillar perished is whereto I lent
Last Line:
Till dreadful death do ease my doleful state
Author:
Sir Thomas Wyatt (Absolute)
DMI number:
8829