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331. Long have our comic writers tried to move

First Line:
Long have our comic writers tried to move
Last Line:
Broke the dull charm and rescued nature's laws
DMI number:
32768

332. Long have the writers of this warlike age

First Line:
Long have the writers of this warlike age
Last Line:
And we resist the poet's will in vain
DMI number:
8451

333. Long have we strove with passion and grimace

First Line:
Long have we strove with passion and grimace
Last Line:
A brighter image of your sex's mind
Author:
Colley Cibber (Absolute)
DMI number:
38975

334. Long have we turned the point of our just rage

First Line:
Long have we turned the point of our just rage
Last Line:
If you can't mend your morals mend your style
DMI number:
38904

335. Long used in Grecian scenes to form the age

First Line:
Long used in Grecian scenes to form the age
Last Line:
O let our last posterity possess
DMI number:
39009

336. Long and at vast expense the industrious stage

First Line:
Long and at vast expense the industrious stage
Last Line:
The puppets have more sense than some of you
Author:
Aphra Behn (Absolute)
DMI number:
38798

337. Long has the fate of kings and empires been

First Line:
Long has the fate of kings and empires been
Last Line:
And heaven in justice made that one a queen
Author:
Nicholas Rowe (Absolute)
DMI number:
17522

338. Long has the tribe of poets on the stage

First Line:
Long has the tribe of poets on the stage
Last Line:
And wear the breeches as they wear the bays
Author:
Richard Duke (Absolute)
DMI number:
3728

339. Lord how reformed and quiet are we grown

First Line:
Lord how reformed and quiet are we grown
Last Line:
To oblige the town the city and the court
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
35767

340. Lord how the poets in these times will pine

First Line:
Lord how the poets in these times will pine
Last Line:
I'll hang if I don't make you laugh today
Author:
Thomas Shadwell (Absolute)
DMI number:
38812