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991. In former times but heaven be praised

First Line:
In former times but heaven be praised
Last Line:
We call the thing a lord
DMI number:
32180

992. In Ogilby's dull strains lay Homer dead

First Line:
In Ogilby's dull strains lay Homer dead
Last Line:
And now lies buried in Mac----son's erse
DMI number:
32755

993. In our accounts tis something rare

First Line:
In our accounts tis something rare
Last Line:
Since none know yet what's wrong or right
DMI number:
18090

994. In our forefathers' stupid days the name

First Line:
In our forefathers' stupid days the name
Last Line:
Our modern misses are full five and forty
DMI number:
27704

995. In our forefathers' stupid days the name

First Line:
In our forefathers' stupid days the name
Last Line:
Our modern misses are full nine and forty
DMI number:
17772

996. In pain my only ease in sickness health

First Line:
In pain my only ease in sickness health
Last Line:
Nought in my self but all in all in thee
DMI number:
5101

997. 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

998. In pictures of the evangelists we find

First Line:
In pictures of the evangelists we find
Last Line:
Were't thou dear beauteous angel joined with me
DMI number:
25147

999. In points of faith some undetermined jars

First Line:
In points of faith some undetermined jars
Last Line:
And yet both mourned because both won the day
DMI number:
17130

1000. In Pope's melodious verse the graces smile

First Line:
In Pope's melodious verse the graces smile
Last Line:
But Pope shall reign supreme in poesy and wit
DMI number:
301