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2331. Thou hast inspired me with thy soul and I

First Line:
Thou hast inspired me with thy soul and I
Last Line:
Will only serve to be a foil to his
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
36091

2332. Though coy as Daphne chaste as infants dreams

First Line:
Though coy as Daphne chaste as infants dreams
Last Line:
And like the flint betray an hidden fire
Author:
John Morrice (Absolute)
DMI number:
14301

2333. Though doomed to small coal yet to arts allied

First Line:
Though doomed to small coal yet to arts allied
Last Line:
Had Kneller painted and had virtue graved
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
35057

2334. Though envy will not of thy worth admit

First Line:
Though envy will not of thy worth admit
Last Line:
And next in merit be the next in fame
DMI number:
15151

2335. Though Garth had wit than polished steel more bright

First Line:
Though Garth had wit than polished steel more bright
Last Line:
Our wives like Dian chaste like Venus fair
DMI number:
34627

2336. Though he's famed for his loaf refined double and treble

First Line:
Though he's famed for his loaf refined double and treble
Last Line:
They are sure to be sweetened how ever he has blundered
DMI number:
22571

2337. Thou rememberest | Since once I sat upon a promontory

First Line:
Thou rememberest | Since once I sat upon a promontory
Last Line:
To hear the sea maid's music
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
35196

2338. Thou shalt not wish her thine thou shalt not dare

First Line:
Thou shalt not wish her thine thou shalt not dare
Last Line:
I will whistle thy tame fortune after me
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
29675

2339. Thou sweetest mourner of the plaintive band

First Line:
Thou sweetest mourner of the plaintive band
Last Line:
And Britain's treasures flourish with thy bays
DMI number:
22336

2340. Though pens like yours and tongues alone should dare

First Line:
Though pens like yours and tongues alone should dare
Last Line:
Sunk in his tomb who brought him from his grave
DMI number:
5755