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171. Pray let me see if what France says be true

First Line:
Pray let me see if what France says be true
Last Line:
Nor by your frowns restore em to their senses
Author:
David Garrick (Absolute)
DMI number:
38291

172. Quite out of fashion in the sickening town

First Line:
Quite out of fashion in the sickening town
Last Line:
To be like you all amiable and good
Author:
Samuel Whyte (Absolute)
DMI number:
34445

173. Says one to me at Marjoram's last night

First Line:
Says one to me at Marjoram's last night
Last Line:
I'd sooner pay my debts than fight the Turks
DMI number:
35245

174. Roused by a gale of sighs from Cyprus fair

First Line:
Roused by a gale of sighs from Cyprus fair
Last Line:
Love's business will admit of no delay
DMI number:
42635

175. Reader these little pleasant tales

First Line:
Reader these little pleasant tales
Last Line:
In fiction merits praise
DMI number:
30206

176. Reader | Wise Aesop thought it no mistake

First Line:
Reader | Wise Aesop thought it no mistake
Last Line:
And all the vision vanished into smoke
DMI number:
5919

177. Readers too long with specious tales deceived

First Line:
Readers too long with specious tales deceived
Last Line:
And softly sighing sing their secret Phillis
DMI number:
22058

178. See Britons see one half before your eyes

First Line:
See Britons see one half before your eyes
Last Line:
Preserve plump Jack and banish all beside
Author:
Matthew Prior (Speculation)
DMI number:
3993

179. Shine forth ye planets with distinguished light

First Line:
Shine forth ye planets with distinguished light
Last Line:
Virtue was taught in verse and Athens rose
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
4966

180. Should some harsh censor blame theatric toys

First Line:
Should some harsh censor blame theatric toys
Last Line:
And laugh by nature's and her Shakespeare's laws
DMI number:
39928