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41. The clouds not always pour forth rain

First Line:
The clouds not always pour forth rain
Last Line:
To bounds prescribed be now the glorious theme
DMI number:
25530

42. The snow is melted see the ground

First Line:
The snow is melted see the ground
Last Line:
The adamantine fetters of his friend
DMI number:
25621

43. The spring's companions Thracian gales

First Line:
The spring's companions Thracian gales
Last Line:
In season and our thoughts unbend
DMI number:
25629

44. Think not my Lollius that the song

First Line:
Think not my Lollius that the song
Last Line:
Would generously dare to spill his blood
DMI number:
25624

45. To a man's head suppose a painter joins

First Line:
To a man's head suppose a painter joins
Last Line:
Sticks like a leach nor drops till full of blood
Author:
William Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
25786

46. To sing of wars when I aspire

First Line:
To sing of wars when I aspire
Last Line:
Of beauty's queen our songs shall grace
Author:
William Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
25632

47. What shame what bounds can sorrow know

First Line:
What shame what bounds can sorrow know
Last Line:
To assuage at least the wound she cannot cure
DMI number:
26111

48. What shame what bounds can sorrow know

First Line:
What shame what bounds can sorrow know
Last Line:
To mollify the wound she cannot cure
Author:
William Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
25438

49. What slender boy with odours sweet

First Line:
What slender boy with odours sweet
Last Line:
Secure I'll tempt the deep no more
Author:
William Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
25383

50. What does the suppliant bard desire

First Line:
What does the suppliant bard desire
Last Line:
Grant this o Phoebus and I ask no more
Author:
William Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
26118