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441. Ladies you'll witness what this boy has done

First Line:
Ladies you'll witness what this boy has done
Last Line:
And blush consent even then behind your fan
Author:
William Whitehead (Confident)
DMI number:
33925

442. Ladies your country's ornament and pride

First Line:
Ladies your country's ornament and pride
Last Line:
And make me an unfashionable wife
Author:
Richard Cumberland (Absolute)
DMI number:
33913

443. Kind sirs you're welcome to our humble fare

First Line:
Kind sirs you're welcome to our humble fare
Last Line:
But offer at your shrine our male Jane Shore
DMI number:
38391

444. Know all ye whigs and tories of the pit

First Line:
Know all ye whigs and tories of the pit
Last Line:
Your verdict will be ignoramus still
Author:
Aphra Behn (Absolute)
DMI number:
38794

445. Let me see have I the prologue ay or no

First Line:
Let me see have I the prologue ay or no
Last Line:
And add the tribute of a grateful heart
DMI number:
35418

446. Let me entreat you madam pause a bit

First Line:
Let me entreat you madam pause a bit
Last Line:
Tak as I would the nabob to your care
DMI number:
39108

447. Let others when some mighty man they'd praise

First Line:
Let others when some mighty man they'd praise
Last Line:
To which estate none else can make pretence
DMI number:
5731

448. Let playhouse actors crowded seats desire

First Line:
Let playhouse actors crowded seats desire
Last Line:
Our years excuse us tis our time to play
Author:
Samuel Wesley (Absolute)
DMI number:
16656

449. Methinks a vision bids me silence break

First Line:
Methinks a vision bids me silence break
Last Line:
Our author says he'll mend that is he'll write no more
Author:
Abraham Cowley (Absolute)
DMI number:
38888

450. Methinks as if assured of some disgrace

First Line:
Methinks as if assured of some disgrace
Last Line:
Laugh but aloud and you will put them out
Author:
Sir William Davenant (Absolute)
DMI number:
38771