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1. A conscience pure withouten spot

First Line:
A conscience pure withouten spot
Last Line:
A brazen wall full well may be
DMI number:
49175

2. A pampered hern of lofty mien and state

First Line:
A pampered hern of lofty mien and state
Last Line:
And gorged that noisome thing for all her pride
DMI number:
12610

3. A sovereign salve there is for each disease

First Line:
A sovereign salve there is for each disease
Last Line:
For to delay each ill desire
DMI number:
49169

4. A treaty's on foot look about English boys

First Line:
A treaty's on foot look about English boys
Last Line:
As half a loaf's better than no bread at all | Over over &c
DMI number:
13276

5. Ah wretched man whom neither fate can please

First Line:
Ah wretched man whom neither fate can please
Last Line:
The universal Monarch Man is only poor
DMI number:
43646

6. Alas to this we come why why is life

First Line:
Alas to this we come why why is life
Last Line:
Alas so long their art so short their day
DMI number:
16657

7. An everlasting bondage doth he choose

First Line:
An everlasting bondage doth he choose
Last Line:
That all alone to lust obeys
DMI number:
49170

8. All you beauties and attractions

First Line:
All you beauties and attractions
Last Line:
I for ever bid adieu
DMI number:
43610

9. As musing on his bed the speecher lay

First Line:
As musing on his bed the speecher lay
Last Line:
And leave thee to the lash of lost integrity
Author:
Sir Charles Hanbury Williams (Speculation)
DMI number:
19530

10. As soon as on the banks of Rhine

First Line:
As soon as on the banks of Rhine
Last Line:
Are better far than one
DMI number:
18064

11. Avaunt ye critics too severe

First Line:
Avaunt ye critics too severe
Last Line:
When he approves who dares dispraise
DMI number:
22802

12. Be gone our nation's pleasure and reproach

First Line:
Be gone our nation's pleasure and reproach
Last Line:
And stole from Shakespeare's self our easy hearts
DMI number:
8391

13. Be steadfast to thine own

First Line:
Be steadfast to thine own
Last Line:
Always the unknown snare
DMI number:
49134

14. Before this judge all judges shall appear

First Line:
Before this judge all judges shall appear
Last Line:
But even the conscience shall itself indite
DMI number:
41902

15. Blessed is the man yea doubly blessed is he

First Line:
Blessed is the man yea doubly blessed is he
Last Line:
To rot the scorn of earth and curse of heaven
DMI number:
13781

16. Believe me friends whatever you do

First Line:
Believe me friends whatever you do
Last Line:
No wise man will accept it
DMI number:
18319

17. Can the deep statesman skilled in great design

First Line:
Can the deep statesman skilled in great design
Last Line:
The wish that sighs for sublunary things
Author:
John Cunningham (Absolute)
DMI number:
33128

18. Car-men turn poets now why may not I

First Line:
Car-men turn poets now why may not I
Last Line:
With far more fame thanks to your scribbling lies
DMI number:
43110

19. But I suppose the same good will

First Line:
But I suppose the same good will
Last Line:
And worthy got to be retained
DMI number:
49177

20. Briton if thou wouldst sure destruction shun

First Line:
Briton if thou wouldst sure destruction shun
Last Line:
Fatal to all who dare approach to nigh
DMI number:
23167