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1. A chapel of the riding house is made

First Line:
A chapel of the riding house is made
Last Line:
The laymen bridled and the clergy ride
Author:
George Farquhar (Absolute)
DMI number:
13076

2. At Quakers dear Eusebia why so wroth

First Line:
At Quakers dear Eusebia why so wroth
Last Line:
Never to give the thing but let us take it
DMI number:
17044

3. Her friars holy Rome does Fathers call

First Line:
Her friars holy Rome does Fathers call
Last Line:
Few have more daughters or more sons than they
DMI number:
15823

4. In crowds the Ladies throng where pleasure calls

First Line:
In crowds the Ladies throng where pleasure calls
Last Line:
They've nothing else to do but mind their souls
DMI number:
25188

5. If without gold salvation can't be bought

First Line:
If without gold salvation can't be bought
Last Line:
Rejoice ye poor and let your miseries cease
DMI number:
15750

6. If without gold salvation can't be bought

First Line:
If without gold salvation can't be bought
Last Line:
Rejoice ye poor and let your misery cease
DMI number:
34618

7. See here an easy feast that knows no wound

First Line:
See here an easy feast that knows no wound
Last Line:
What would ye more here food itself is fed
Author:
Richard Crashaw (Absolute)
DMI number:
16936

8. Start not that here unite in every line

First Line:
Start not that here unite in every line
Last Line:
To paraphrase his penitence begins
DMI number:
15724

9. The Jews as we in sacred writ are told

First Line:
The Jews as we in sacred writ are told
Last Line:
To heap up gold will even sell their God
DMI number:
16342

10. The same allegiance to two kings he pays

First Line:
The same allegiance to two kings he pays
Last Line:
Who has two gods to swear by more than we
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
13083