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1. All wit and humour now are over

First Line:: All wit and humour now are over
Last Line:: For Foote lies stiff and dead at Dover
DMI number:: 35643

2. Aurelius you the chief and head

First Line:: Aurelius you the chief and head
Last Line:: Till I have drenched your nasty mouth
DMI number:: 8595

3. As with a friend on Sunday last

First Line:: As with a friend on Sunday last
Last Line:: And then my wonder ceased
DMI number:: 26776

4. Come Pradon and you Bonnecorse

First Line:: Come Pradon and you Bonnecorse
Last Line:: To herd with Perrin and Liniere
DMI number:: 8983

5. Climene something has perplexed me

First Line:: Climene something has perplexed me
Last Line:: 'Tis not with you I can assure you
DMI number:: 9443

6. Cupid delighting to be near her

First Line:: Cupid delighting to be near her
Last Line:: Death only can release us from your chain
Author:: George Granville (Absolute)
DMI number:: 24369

7. Farewell dear swain let neither seas nor wind

First Line:: Farewell dear swain let neither seas nor wind
Last Line:: Should rise and crowd themselves into a storm
DMI number:: 11111

8. Great persecutors of the land

First Line:: Great persecutors of the land
Last Line:: The rope that you hold in your hand
DMI number:: 42579

9. In love's sharp warfare I have often proved

First Line:: In love's sharp warfare I have often proved
Last Line:: But for the killing doubt you give there's none
Author:: Anthony Hammond (Confident)
DMI number:: 10518

10. 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

11. Is it for a grace or is it for some dislike

First Line:: Is it for a grace or is it for some dislike
Last Line:: Your glove's perfumed your lips and cheeks are painted
Author:: Sir John Harington (Confident)
DMI number:: 5326

12. My friend Marullus I'm uneasy

First Line:: My friend Marullus I'm uneasy
Last Line:: So dull and wanting more of flame than phlegm
DMI number:: 9445

13. If while dim clouds their lustre shade

First Line:: If while dim clouds their lustre shade
Last Line:: Their clear meridian light
DMI number:: 26956

14. If you're a true briton sir how can you tease one

First Line:: If you're a true briton sir how can you tease one
Last Line:: Who brings on St David before there are leeks
DMI number:: 24248

15. Kneller take heed for vast is the design

First Line:: Kneller take heed for vast is the design
Last Line:: And tis as rash to imitate her eyes
DMI number:: 29991

16. Let others brittle beauties of a year

First Line:: Let others brittle beauties of a year
Last Line:: On thy own heart my vows must be engraved
DMI number:: 11631

17. Learning though graced with female charms

First Line:: Learning though graced with female charms
Last Line:: Who teach our youth with birch to wear the bays
DMI number:: 11041

18. So to the life you paint that even you make

First Line:: So to the life you paint that even you make
Last Line:: Just to her charms you've thrown her pride in shade
DMI number:: 15377

19. That Lesbia Caelius that dear faithless she

First Line:: That Lesbia Caelius that dear faithless she
Last Line:: And in the arms of brawny porters dies
DMI number:: 9827

20. The necromancers oft as poets sing

First Line:: The necromancers oft as poets sing
Last Line:: Of that rich orb had slighted all the rest
DMI number:: 11040

21. The wrinkled Flavia patches wears

First Line:: The wrinkled Flavia patches wears
Last Line:: But shine like heaven without a cloud
DMI number:: 34867

22. 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

23. Tis true the world will not believe

First Line:: Tis true the world will not believe
Last Line:: And wonders that transcend belief can do
DMI number:: 16231

24. To cards the fair dame is so very a slave

First Line:: To cards the fair dame is so very a slave
Last Line:: She would rise with the vole in her hand
DMI number:: 35664

25. What is it to me if Tindal flies

First Line:: What is it to me if Tindal flies
Last Line:: And even write in praise of you
DMI number:: 16716

26. When fame did over the spacious plain

First Line:: When fame did over the spacious plain
Last Line:: And Gay transcribed what Phoebus sung
Author:: Sir Samuel Garth (Absolute)
DMI number:: 22246

27. While Strephon's verse with honest rage reproves

First Line:: While Strephon's verse with honest rage reproves
Last Line:: And Celia sweat her waist to shapely size
DMI number:: 12006

28. Why Celia should the dazzling fire

First Line:: Why Celia should the dazzling fire
Last Line:: Hills dales and woods resound
DMI number:: 34731