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21.
If virtue in a court itself advance
First Line:
If virtue in a court itself advance
Last Line:
Vice there will soon grow out of countenance
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
14095
22.
Let not one look of fortune cast you down
First Line:
Let not one look of fortune cast you down
Last Line:
Are those on whom at last she most will smile
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
14811
23.
Men should look with eyes and not
First Line:
Men should look with eyes and not
Last Line:
In any thing and in love above all things
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
16463
24.
Mercy itself but rarely does bestow
First Line:
Mercy itself but rarely does bestow
Last Line:
At the same time rewards and pardons too
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
16515
25.
None are ingrate who have no favour found
First Line:
None are ingrate who have no favour found
Last Line:
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Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
15735
26.
O cursed court where not to be the most in sight
First Line:
O cursed court where not to be the most in sight
Last Line:
And yet their falling is esteemed a crime
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
14094
27.
Oh why is love called nature's highest law
First Line:
Oh why is love called nature's highest law
Last Line:
So much should reason be preferred to love
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
16293
28.
Since still my duty did my actions steer
First Line:
Since still my duty did my actions steer
Last Line:
I'll rather bear than merit punishment
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
15765
29.
Some flowers seem more than other to rely
First Line:
Some flowers seem more than other to rely
Last Line:
We like to those may flourish but not long
Author:
Roger Boyle (Absolute)
DMI number:
14750
30.
That grief does far all other griefs transcend
First Line:
That grief does far all other griefs transcend
Last Line:
If friendship's duty should be friendship's pain
DMI number:
41108
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