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271. With such a sapient eye and heavenly mind

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With such a sapient eye and heavenly mind
Last Line:
He drew two goddesses to finish one
DMI number:
17773

272. With such an air and mien Mars took the field

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With such an air and mien Mars took the field
Last Line:
To such an air and mien did Venus yield
DMI number:
24909

273. With what an undeserved grace

First Line:
With what an undeserved grace
Last Line:
That is the life and I the shade
Author:
Mary Goddard (Speculation)
DMI number:
21946

274. With knowledge wit and eloquence adorned

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With knowledge wit and eloquence adorned
Last Line:
That works of penance were his sole delight
DMI number:
9437

275. Wissin and nature held a long contest

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Wissin and nature held a long contest
Last Line:
And Cavendish's name and Cecil's honour die
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
10523

276. With awful care approach this sacred place

First Line:
With awful care approach this sacred place
Last Line:
Nought but the numbers Celia eyes have slain
DMI number:
10064

277. Why though I be of a prodigious waist

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Why though I be of a prodigious waist
Last Line:
To all posterity I would write Burlace
Author:
Benjamin Jonson (Absolute)
DMI number:
7071

278. Ye youthful fair no longer boast your charms

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Ye youthful fair no longer boast your charms
Last Line:
The injuries of sixty years
DMI number:
16118

279. Yes bounteous nature through her works we find

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Yes bounteous nature through her works we find
Last Line:
And hadst thou been more perfect hadst been less
DMI number:
262

280. Yet still how faint by precept is expressed

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Yet still how faint by precept is expressed
Last Line:
An angel's sweetness or Bridgewater's eyes
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
30497