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1. A cock within a stable pent

First Line:
A cock within a stable pent
Last Line:
We tread not upon one another
DMI number:
33074

2. Aha cried monsieur when he got the first blow

First Line:
Aha cried monsieur when he got the first blow
Last Line:
Sacre bleu how is tis eh pardie tis is how
DMI number:
24740

3. Frank who will any friend supply

First Line:
Frank who will any friend supply
Last Line:
No need to waste my paper too
DMI number:
24850

4. From morning to evening and evening to morning

First Line:
From morning to evening and evening to morning
Last Line:
Your horns sir made noise enough three years ago
DMI number:
33076

5. He saw a goddess naked charming sight

First Line:
He saw a goddess naked charming sight
Last Line:
Only for peeping but for peeping only
DMI number:
24695

6. Let thy own self the tablet grace

First Line:
Let thy own self the tablet grace
Last Line:
No hand for such a lovely face but thine
DMI number:
24855

7. May concord ever here remain

First Line:
May concord ever here remain
Last Line:
And so good night | God save the poet
DMI number:
24743

8. Mead's not dead then you say only sleeping a little

First Line:
Mead's not dead then you say only sleeping a little
Last Line:
Pluto knows who he's got and will never let him out
DMI number:
24513

9. Quoth Dick to Jack with Phiz full meek and mild

First Line:
Quoth Dick to Jack with Phiz full meek and mild
Last Line:
I'm sure I have not lain with her this year
DMI number:
24730

10. Since Garrick each day still gives out his new play

First Line:
Since Garrick each day still gives out his new play
Last Line:
And we'll give him a Jack for his Gill
DMI number:
24918

11. Soldiers you view your king in me

First Line:
Soldiers you view your king in me
Last Line:
You're Frenchmen there's the enemy
DMI number:
24910

12. That he'd publish his stuff sure you never could doubt

First Line:
That he'd publish his stuff sure you never could doubt
Last Line:
Why you know the old saw murder always will out
DMI number:
24865

13. That ruins quoth roger as I have been told

First Line:
That ruins quoth roger as I have been told
Last Line:
He'd soon build one two hundred years older than that
DMI number:
24634

14. When Beelzebub first to make mischief began

First Line:
When Beelzebub first to make mischief began
Last Line:
That woman rules man and the devil rules her
DMI number:
24568

15. When fancies queer plagued Menelaus' head

First Line:
When fancies queer plagued Menelaus' head
Last Line:
However the next time leave me the body Nell
DMI number:
33075

16. When Jack was poor the lad was frank and free

First Line:
When Jack was poor the lad was frank and free
Last Line:
Why so You see he has forgot himself
DMI number:
24523

17. When the fair critic comments on

First Line:
When the fair critic comments on
Last Line:
But all the old ones too
DMI number:
25215

18. You say your wife has horned you

First Line:
You say your wife has horned you
Last Line:
Consider Dick 'twas with a friend
DMI number:
24691

19. You'd fain have a subject never touched on before

First Line:
You'd fain have a subject never touched on before
Last Line:
Suppose now you wrote us your own panegyric
DMI number:
24630