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1. A new song made by an old quibbling pate

First Line:: A new song made by an old quibbling pate
Last Line:: From a new turncoat of the times | Or the times new turncoat
DMI number:: 4474

2. An invasion from Dutchland is all the discourse

First Line:: An invasion from Dutchland is all the discourse
Last Line:: On condition that you may depart with your lives
DMI number:: 44330

3. All ye beaux virtuosos rich heirs and musicians

First Line:: All ye beaux virtuosos rich heirs and musicians
Last Line:: That your heirs will do the same just an hundred years hence
Author:: Henry Hall (Speculation)
DMI number:: 11786

4. As the bishop of Salzburg rode through a small town

First Line:: As the bishop of Salzburg rode through a small town
Last Line:: Where would the good bishop be then
DMI number:: 11085

5. Bred of gued I think the nation's mad

First Line:: Bred of gued I think the nation's mad
Last Line:: For a loyal lad's in danger here
DMI number:: 4465

6. Britain now sing for joy of your king

First Line:: Britain now sing for joy of your king
Last Line:: Who settled our consitution
DMI number:: 11908

7. Come brother devils with full bowls

First Line:: Come brother devils with full bowls
Last Line:: Nothing to cool their tongues may here remain
DMI number:: 42974

8. Dona in qualms sent Abb her drab for ease

First Line:: Dona in qualms sent Abb her drab for ease
Last Line:: Youse understand ere lang
DMI number:: 11920

9. Good people I pray

First Line:: Good people I pray
Last Line:: And so will King Pippin too dry to be squeezed | By an Orange
Author:: Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:: 4936

10. Having spent all my coin

First Line:: Having spent all my coin
Last Line:: And beat out my brains with the steeple
DMI number:: 5851

11. How doubly sweet is Baville's air

First Line:: How doubly sweet is Baville's air
Last Line:: Nay what is worse a Jansenist
DMI number:: 8980

12. Here's a health to the great Eugene

First Line:: Here's a health to the great Eugene
Last Line:: And own great George our king
DMI number:: 12141

13. Here's a health to the Tackers my boys

First Line:: Here's a health to the Tackers my boys
Last Line:: Will be surely a R---- on occasion
DMI number:: 5247

14. I come to charge ye

First Line:: I come to charge ye
Last Line:: You shall be hanged and Ketch shall have your clothes
DMI number:: 1107

15. In doubt I lived

First Line:: In doubt I lived
Last Line:: What faith I lived or died in
DMI number:: 11988

16. My neighbours these words I do write well perpend

First Line:: My neighbours these words I do write well perpend
Last Line:: From being concerned in any church brawl
DMI number:: 13461

17. If I wear out of date as I find I fall down

First Line:: If I wear out of date as I find I fall down
Last Line:: And blind the whole world with fopperies and lies
DMI number:: 42366

18. Let our joys be sublime

First Line:: Let our joys be sublime
Last Line:: And damn them all that ever bore that name
DMI number:: 12571

19. Let our joys be sublime

First Line:: Let our joys be sublime
Last Line:: Whilst the Tories are waiting our leisure
DMI number:: 28787

20. Now at last the riddle is expounded

First Line:: Now at last the riddle is expounded
Last Line:: And dies a martyr in the good old cause
Author:: Aphra Behn (Speculation)
DMI number:: 4464

21. Since the tories could not fight

First Line:: Since the tories could not fight
Last Line:: And thus the tory faction will end
DMI number:: 11926

22. Staff mitre and purse made a damnable rout

First Line:: Staff mitre and purse made a damnable rout
Last Line:: And glorious king George ever rule the state
DMI number:: 13460

23. The Cestrian roach will prove a fine fish

First Line:: The Cestrian roach will prove a fine fish
Last Line:: And all the high fliers will soon say amen
DMI number:: 5029

24. Then let's luxuriously our selves enjoy

First Line:: Then let's luxuriously our selves enjoy
Last Line:: And damn em all that ever bore that name
DMI number:: 28789

25. This worthy corpse where shall we lay

First Line:: This worthy corpse where shall we lay
Last Line:: In Baxter's saints everlasting rest
DMI number:: 4907

26. Tis a sport to our prince

First Line:: Tis a sport to our prince
Last Line:: For an Orange once planted upon the French shore | My gay flower de luces will flourish no more
DMI number:: 4934

27. Twere folly if ever

First Line:: Twere folly if ever
Last Line:: But tis lately found out by our prudent addressors
Author:: William Wharton (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3967

28. What think you of this age now

First Line:: What think you of this age now
Last Line:: 'Tis a lie we all do know
DMI number:: 4903

29. When B----t perceived the beautiful dames

First Line:: When B----t perceived the beautiful dames
Last Line:: The lass in gratitude grants him the favour
Author:: Arthur Maynwaring (Speculation)
DMI number:: 4928