Content type: Poem / Poem Genre / Form: Epigram and Quatrain abab / Poem Theme: Politics

1. All Scotland may stare and all England may rail

First Line:: All Scotland may stare and all England may rail
Last Line:: When required in the administration
DMI number:: 32174

2. Among these chiefs of British race

First Line:: Among these chiefs of British race
Last Line:: The structure was his own
Author:: Robert Nugent (Absolute)
DMI number:: 22441

3. Both make the public good thier plea

First Line:: Both make the public good thier plea
Last Line:: Both want the loaves and fishes
DMI number:: 26966

4. By various paths the great ascend

First Line:: By various paths the great ascend
Last Line:: Restrained from fight he durst resign
DMI number:: 18325

5. Charles's vigilance makes full amends for poor Stephen

First Line:: Charles's vigilance makes full amends for poor Stephen
Last Line:: He has three of them now in the stocks
DMI number:: 37954

6. Her majesty sure was in a surprise

First Line:: Her majesty sure was in a surprise
Last Line:: And the mountebank Read was knighted
DMI number:: 16786

7. How strangely things do turn about

First Line:: How strangely things do turn about
Last Line:: The patriot now Lord Chalkstone is
DMI number:: 31138

8. How things do strangely turn about

First Line:: How things do strangely turn about
Last Line:: Gives up the people for a peerage
DMI number:: 31115

9. In Lewis see the fate of kings

First Line:: In Lewis see the fate of kings
Last Line:: The young one's a sheep stealer
DMI number:: 18087

10. Jack reckons up the A-----ls we have

First Line:: Jack reckons up the A-----ls we have
Last Line:: But twice as many cowards are too few
DMI number:: 19837

11. I'm no more to converse with the swains

First Line:: I'm no more to converse with the swains
Last Line:: Pray my Lord how much money will do
Author:: John Gay (Absolute)
DMI number:: 35065

12. If you my sentiments will hear

First Line:: If you my sentiments will hear
Last Line:: And turn out honest D-dsw-ll
DMI number:: 31114

13. Let envy malice falshood join

First Line:: Let envy malice falshood join
Last Line:: And truth at last his virtue crown
DMI number:: 31147

14. Never before did fate dispense

First Line:: Never before did fate dispense
Last Line:: And Philip's trust is Charles's fleet
DMI number:: 12363

15. Of old folks confess from their sins to be free

First Line:: Of old folks confess from their sins to be free
Last Line:: And P--- leapt into the B-th
DMI number:: 21707

16. Of outs and ins the common sins

First Line:: Of outs and ins the common sins
Last Line:: Of each man's elevation
DMI number:: 38563

17. Pardon old friend if at thy death

First Line:: Pardon old friend if at thy death
Last Line:: But that you can't tell tales
DMI number:: 17936

18. Pretender in the isle of egg

First Line:: Pretender in the isle of egg
Last Line:: And crush it in the shell
DMI number:: 35146

19. Say when will England be from faction freed

First Line:: Say when will England be from faction freed
Last Line:: Here lies the man that made the peace
DMI number:: 31350

20. Say when will England be from faction freed

First Line:: Say when will England be from faction freed
Last Line:: Here lies the man who made the peace
DMI number:: 31327

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1. All Scotland may stare and all England may rail

2. Among these chiefs of British race

3. Both make the public good thier plea

4. By various paths the great ascend

5. Charles's vigilance makes full amends for poor Stephen

6. Her majesty sure was in a surprise

7. How strangely things do turn about

8. How things do strangely turn about

9. In Lewis see the fate of kings

10. Jack reckons up the A-----ls we have

11. I'm no more to converse with the swains

12. If you my sentiments will hear

13. Let envy malice falshood join

14. Never before did fate dispense

15. Of old folks confess from their sins to be free

16. Of outs and ins the common sins

17. Pardon old friend if at thy death

18. Pretender in the isle of egg

19. Say when will England be from faction freed

20. Say when will England be from faction freed

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1. All Scotland may stare and all England may rail

2. Among these chiefs of British race

3. Both make the public good thier plea

4. By various paths the great ascend

5. Charles's vigilance makes full amends for poor Stephen

6. Her majesty sure was in a surprise

7. How strangely things do turn about

8. How things do strangely turn about

9. In Lewis see the fate of kings

10. Jack reckons up the A-----ls we have

11. I'm no more to converse with the swains

12. If you my sentiments will hear

13. Let envy malice falshood join

14. Never before did fate dispense

15. Of old folks confess from their sins to be free

16. Of outs and ins the common sins

17. Pardon old friend if at thy death

18. Pretender in the isle of egg

19. Say when will England be from faction freed

20. Say when will England be from faction freed