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251. How much in vain is all our art

First Line:
How much in vain is all our art
Last Line:
Why Roger nicked me so before
Author:
Joseph Thurston (Absolute)
DMI number:
21913

252. Husbands are such provoking fellows

First Line:
Husbands are such provoking fellows
Last Line:
Sailing to find the north east passage
DMI number:
37149

253. I always thought it want of sense

First Line:
I always thought it want of sense
Last Line:
Or you're a vile Italian singer
Author:
Thomas Hamilton (Speculation)
DMI number:
31895

254. I am no deity replied the dame

First Line:
I am no deity replied the dame
Last Line:
A Greek's at last aboard a Trojan found
Author:
Sir Samuel Garth (Absolute)
DMI number:
11963

255. I ever shall hold that man untrue

First Line:
I ever shall hold that man untrue
Last Line:
To whet his lungs for next discourse
DMI number:
40666

256. I hold it rash at any time

First Line:
I hold it rash at any time
Last Line:
Connects with any fop that rhymes
Author:
William Wilkie (Absolute)
DMI number:
37162

257. I knew a judge alas the day

First Line:
I knew a judge alas the day
Last Line:
If I were put to read such print
Author:
Thomas Hamilton (Speculation)
DMI number:
31892

258. In summer time when leaves grow green

First Line:
In summer time when leaves grow green
Last Line:
Where they shall live in peace and rest
DMI number:
36993

259. In tedious exile now too long detained

First Line:
In tedious exile now too long detained
Last Line:
In suppliant terms implore a kind redress
Author:
Samuel Croxall (Confident)
DMI number:
11662

260. In that fair isle the garden of the main

First Line:
In that fair isle the garden of the main
Last Line:
The brave Philander and Cydippe fair
Author:
Thomas Cooke (Absolute)
DMI number:
25322