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2291. Oh woods unto your walks my body hies

First Line:: Oh woods unto your walks my body hies
Last Line:: And honour her that scorns to yield relief
Author:: Thomas Lodge (Absolute)
DMI number:: 44727

2292. Old Adam it is true

First Line:: Old Adam it is true
Last Line:: While each from the other takes fire
DMI number:: 428

2293. Old Adam it is true

First Line:: Old Adam it is true
Last Line:: Whilst each from the other takes fire
DMI number:: 20727

2294. Old bards have sung how they could boast

First Line:: Old bards have sung how they could boast
Last Line:: In any other nation
DMI number:: 32997

2295. Old Chaucer once to this re-echoing grove

First Line:: Old Chaucer once to this re-echoing grove
Last Line:: And those that will believe it may
Author:: Christopher Smart (Absolute)
DMI number:: 22102

2296. Old Darby with Joan by his side

First Line:: Old Darby with Joan by his side
Last Line:: Which decrepid old age cannot freeze
DMI number:: 31513

2297. Old England is now a brave Barbary made

First Line:: Old England is now a brave Barbary made
Last Line:: Who is careful to feed her and skillful to guide her
Author:: Alexander Brome (Speculation)
DMI number:: 1709

2298. Old Oliver's gone to the dogs

First Line:: Old Oliver's gone to the dogs
Last Line:: Of claret white and sherry
DMI number:: 1661

2299. Old poets and wits in their amorous fits

First Line:: Old poets and wits in their amorous fits
Last Line:: To the praise of my fair Kitty W--st--l
DMI number:: 22184

2300. Old poets have told us when they were grown mellow

First Line:: Old poets have told us when they were grown mellow
Last Line:: Such a jovial choir Io-Pean's may sing | Which no body can deny deny which no body can deny
DMI number:: 2440

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