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1. As in fenced gardens grows some secret flower

First Line:
As in fenced gardens grows some secret flower
Last Line:
Blessed by her fire will bless her husbands arms
DMI number:
26884

2. Attend thee go play thee

First Line:
Attend thee go play thee
Last Line:
Make much of thy pillow
DMI number:
49215

3. Behind an unfrequented glade

First Line:
Behind an unfrequented glade
Last Line:
And knaves and prudes are six times married
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
11870

4. Beneath the shadow of a beaver hat

First Line:
Beneath the shadow of a beaver hat
Last Line:
So Tabitha took earnest of a spouse
Author:
John Gay (Absolute)
DMI number:
17959

5. Chloe from all the pleasures of the town

First Line:
Chloe from all the pleasures of the town
Last Line:
Yet virtue never fails to meet reward
Author:
Edward Ward (Speculation)
DMI number:
5405

6. Come hither my voluptuous pug

First Line:
Come hither my voluptuous pug
Last Line:
Ere a dutch dog shall be my rival
DMI number:
5180

7. Come beauteous nymph canst thou embrace

First Line:
Come beauteous nymph canst thou embrace
Last Line:
You and I shall lie together
Author:
R. Fletcher (Confident)
DMI number:
4456

8. Dearest Chloe I must leave you

First Line:
Dearest Chloe I must leave you
Last Line:
For another more jolly his place shall supply
Author:
Edward Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
5385

9. Faith Bessy you know that I long have loved you

First Line:
Faith Bessy you know that I long have loved you
Last Line:
Such as gentlefolk give to their kind misses
DMI number:
42718

10. Farewell ye dames of Surrey's fertile plains

First Line:
Farewell ye dames of Surrey's fertile plains
Last Line:
And ere the morn the lovers took their flight
DMI number:
11134

11. Hark hark over the plains what glad tumults we hear

First Line:
Hark hark over the plains what glad tumults we hear
Last Line:
Ever bound yet ever free
DMI number:
26996

12. How now friend Jack what makes thee look so sour

First Line:
How now friend Jack what makes thee look so sour
Last Line:
And outdo that old cuckold Socrates
Author:
Edward Ward (Speculation)
DMI number:
7991

13. I dreamt my dear quoth Ralph to Jane

First Line:
I dreamt my dear quoth Ralph to Jane
Last Line:
A dream before that happened true
DMI number:
21725

14. I find you old sot that your rising so soon

First Line:
I find you old sot that your rising so soon
Last Line:
And I'll mend my life thou shalt find for the future
Author:
Edward Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
5378

15. Is no way left my boisterous dame

First Line:
Is no way left my boisterous dame
Last Line:
And keep my tackling free
DMI number:
21679

16. Jugg what zaist thou shall we be married

First Line:
Jugg what zaist thou shall we be married
Last Line:
To think when married what will come after
DMI number:
42808

17. In vain thy lawless fires contend with mine

First Line:
In vain thy lawless fires contend with mine
Last Line:
A constant friendship in a tender love
Author:
Mark Akenside (Speculation)
DMI number:
29617

18. My dear Lavinia once the only joy

First Line:
My dear Lavinia once the only joy
Last Line:
Has made a worthless wretch the best of wives
Author:
Edward Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
10680

19. If loaded eyelids and a clouded brow

First Line:
If loaded eyelids and a clouded brow
Last Line:
Till time's no more and nature's works lie waste
DMI number:
3803

20. Of all comforts I miscarried

First Line:
Of all comforts I miscarried
Last Line:
But I but I am an honest wife you know
DMI number:
8293