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601. What a de'el is the stir that we make with war

First Line:
What a de'el is the stir that we make with war
Last Line:
Shall be crowned with a trophy of curses
DMI number:
4959

602. What man what hero shall the muses sing

First Line:
What man what hero shall the muses sing
Last Line:
A Milton sing to heaven and charm the ear of time
Author:
John Logan (Speculation) & Michael Bruce (Absolute)
DMI number:
30173

603. What man with thirst of glorious acts would burn

First Line:
What man with thirst of glorious acts would burn
Last Line:
To be the subject of his tuneful muse
DMI number:
6851

604. What may we not expect great sir from you

First Line:
What may we not expect great sir from you
Last Line:
Since Gallia's terrors lie in Marlborough's name
DMI number:
6077

605. When civil war through all the chaos reigned

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When civil war through all the chaos reigned
Last Line:
Fair Love could only from our British Ocean spring
DMI number:
6358

606. When Cynthia with her borrowed light

First Line:
When Cynthia with her borrowed light
Last Line:
Bubbles both parish and the nation
DMI number:
7212

607. When Dryden late with cares and age distressed

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When Dryden late with cares and age distressed
Last Line:
And future ages shall thy labours bless
DMI number:
5170

608. When an ample relief

First Line:
When an ample relief
Last Line:
As Lepidus' troops did to Caesar
Author:
Sir Charles Hanbury Williams (Speculation)
DMI number:
19750

609. When Anjou on Spain made at first the attempt

First Line:
When Anjou on Spain made at first the attempt
Last Line:
Let your catholic majesty reign where you can sir
DMI number:
7219

610. When Anjou stepped into the Spanish throne

First Line:
When Anjou stepped into the Spanish throne
Last Line:
And lose a thousand foot for one they gain
DMI number:
5993