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1821. When every pensive look and heaving breast

First Line:
When every pensive look and heaving breast
Last Line:
When pleased I waked and found the vision true
DMI number:
28519

1822. When every tongue great George's praise recites

First Line:
When every tongue great George's praise recites
Last Line:
In strains celestial join the seraph's song
Author:
Anne Penny (Absolute)
DMI number:
27625

1823. When factious rage to cruel exile drove

First Line:
When factious rage to cruel exile drove
Last Line:
Who best shall love the duke and serve the king
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
4703

1824. When fair Augusta left the watery plain

First Line:
When fair Augusta left the watery plain
Last Line:
And Brunswick reign till time shall be no more
DMI number:
12519

1825. When famed Christina laid her grandeur down

First Line:
When famed Christina laid her grandeur down
Last Line:
So great in public or so great alone
DMI number:
10847

1826. When fatal stars are in conjunction found

First Line:
When fatal stars are in conjunction found
Last Line:
Whom they adored before with sacrifice
DMI number:
42881

1827. When first around our isle the news was spread

First Line:
When first around our isle the news was spread
Last Line:
Nor dread his vengeance more than thine great James dread thee
DMI number:
42835

1828. When first Royal N--y was mounted the throne

First Line:
When first Royal N--y was mounted the throne
Last Line:
And vows she'll never leave her whilst worth but a groat
DMI number:
7285

1829. When first the ark was landed on the shore

First Line:
When first the ark was landed on the shore
Last Line:
Still to have such a king and this king long
DMI number:
35801

1830. When first the kingdom to thy virtues due

First Line:
When first the kingdom to thy virtues due
Last Line:
Crowns all her glory by possessing you
Author:
Thomas Warton (Absolute)
DMI number:
28156