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131. Whoever would with ambitious just desire

First Line:
Whoever would with ambitious just desire
Last Line:
And you're truly fit to be an orator
DMI number:
9677

132. Yes Arnauld thou dost easily perceive

First Line:
Yes Arnauld thou dost easily perceive
Last Line:
What others in return of mine may say
DMI number:
8964

133. You Cato's rules and Thraseas' follow so

First Line:
You Cato's rules and Thraseas' follow so
Last Line:
Who loaded with the ills of life dares live
Author:
Robert Lucke (Absolute)
DMI number:
12541

134. Would you a constant fortune keep

First Line:
Would you a constant fortune keep
Last Line:
The wind may turn about
Author:
Samuel Woodford (Absolute)
DMI number:
42085

135. Would you my friend true bliss obtain

First Line:
Would you my friend true bliss obtain
Last Line:
Be humble and contract your sails
Author:
Nathaniel Cotton (Absolute)
DMI number:
32871

136. Would you your reader never should be tired

First Line:
Would you your reader never should be tired
Last Line:
To love his writings is a kind of praise
DMI number:
31570

137. You scorn my Lollius if I judge aright

First Line:
You scorn my Lollius if I judge aright
Last Line:
I ask no more I'll give myself content
DMI number:
25776

138. You whom all places in their turns delight

First Line:
You whom all places in their turns delight
Last Line:
While wakes one patriot for the public weal
DMI number:
25741