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1. All flesh is frail poor Aldus knows

First Line:
All flesh is frail poor Aldus knows
Last Line:
And proved the doctor's maxim true
DMI number:
12738

2. All hail ye curls that ranged in reverend row

First Line:
All hail ye curls that ranged in reverend row
Last Line:
Beneath the liceat of an humble Bob
DMI number:
26592

3. From her own native France as old Alison past

First Line:
From her own native France as old Alison past
Last Line:
Her lady's complexion and eyebrows at Calais
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
12393

4. Go lovely flower in all thy pride

First Line:
Go lovely flower in all thy pride
Last Line:
In ecstacies must die
DMI number:
34741

5. Good Mr Gill I can tale nothing ill

First Line:
Good Mr Gill I can tale nothing ill
Last Line:
In a sorry old hay coloured bob
DMI number:
40654

6. Helen was just slipped into bed

First Line:
Helen was just slipped into bed
Last Line:
Alas no eyebrows for tomorrow
Author:
Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
13511

7. Her face her tongue her wit so fair so sweet so sharp

First Line:
Her face her tongue her wit so fair so sweet so sharp
Last Line:
Your face your tongue your wit to serve to love to fear
Author:
Sir Arthur Gorges (Absolute)
DMI number:
49729

8. Her face her tongue her wit so fair so sweet so sharpe

First Line:
Her face her tongue her wit so fair so sweet so sharpe
Last Line:
Your face your tongue your wit to serve to love to fear
Author:
Sir Arthur Gorges (Absolute)
DMI number:
49880

9. Her majesty sure was in a surprise

First Line:
Her majesty sure was in a surprise
Last Line:
And the mountebank Read was knighted
DMI number:
16786

10. Hogarth who copied nature's works

First Line:
Hogarth who copied nature's works
Last Line:
Perhaps I may be straightened
DMI number:
37905

11. In thickest woods I hunt with beagles ten

First Line:
In thickest woods I hunt with beagles ten
Last Line:
And what I take not only that keep I
DMI number:
41961

12. Lucasia never blush to own

First Line:
Lucasia never blush to own
Last Line:
In that fair box of ivory
DMI number:
16233

13. O tooth too cruel fierce and fell

First Line:
O tooth too cruel fierce and fell
Last Line:
Then let your former smiles return
DMI number:
11497

14. Thais her teeth are black and nought

First Line:
Thais her teeth are black and nought
Last Line:
The other wears her own
Author:
Martial (Absolute) & R. Fletcher (Confident)
DMI number:
12387

15. Sylvia the young the fair the gay

First Line:
Sylvia the young the fair the gay
Last Line:
That killing dimple owes
DMI number:
26768

16. The golden hair that D--y wears

First Line:
The golden hair that D--y wears
Last Line:
For I know where she bought it
DMI number:
33973

17. The golden hair that Galla wears

First Line:
The golden hair that Galla wears
Last Line:
For I know where she bought it
Author:
Sir John Harington (Confident)
DMI number:
12279

18. This preacher silent yet severe

First Line:
This preacher silent yet severe
Last Line:
A joyful victor over the grave
DMI number:
22988

19. Welcome blessed hand whose white out vies

First Line:
Welcome blessed hand whose white out vies
Last Line:
The sacred power to bid me live or die
DMI number:
43819

20. When Gammar Gurton first I knew

First Line:
When Gammar Gurton first I knew
Last Line:
And the other two a second
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
25798

21. When mother Douglas first I knew

First Line:
When mother Douglas first I knew
Last Line:
And I'll secure your gums
DMI number:
32353