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1. Be charmed my friend by neither love nor wine

First Line:: Be charmed my friend by neither love nor wine
Last Line:: Beyond these bounds they will destructive prove
Author:: John Morrice (Absolute)
DMI number:: 13789

2. For gentle ease and downy sleep

First Line:: For gentle ease and downy sleep
Last Line:: Has kindly raised above the crowd
Author:: Edward Cobden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 16321

3. For gentle Grizel is my heart forlorn

First Line:: For gentle Grizel is my heart forlorn
Last Line:: And stand a pattern to all womankind
DMI number:: 37156

4. He that in verse would to the world declare

First Line:: He that in verse would to the world declare
Last Line:: New life to him that was a-dying just before
DMI number:: 42087

5. If in this town an unflushed puny be

First Line:: If in this town an unflushed puny be
Last Line:: Out rivalled by the duller brawny groom
DMI number:: 42900

6. Keep to the church while yet you may

First Line:: Keep to the church while yet you may
Last Line:: You may for every vary
DMI number:: 44336

7. Oh the preposterous cares of human kind

First Line:: Oh the preposterous cares of human kind
Last Line:: Enough for one time sure is one such fool
DMI number:: 42674

8. Pleasantest companion this

First Line:: Pleasantest companion this
Last Line:: Dying neither wish nor fear
Author:: Samuel Wesley (Absolute)
DMI number:: 16147

9. That thou no hurt of other men mayst take

First Line:: That thou no hurt of other men mayst take
Last Line:: The dove's offenceless nature apprehend
DMI number:: 41903

10. The stars whose splendour gilds the skies

First Line:: The stars whose splendour gilds the skies
Last Line:: No captive more confined
DMI number:: 41807

11. Thy hoarded gold thy chests may quit

First Line:: Thy hoarded gold thy chests may quit
Last Line:: And always will be so
Author:: Martial (Absolute)
DMI number:: 16179

12. Thy miss alas is yet too young

First Line:: Thy miss alas is yet too young
Last Line:: For beauty he could nothing be to her
DMI number:: 42078

13. We must all live and we would all live well

First Line:: We must all live and we would all live well
Last Line:: To use good fortune and to bear our ill
DMI number:: 912