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191. The dragon that's without of colour green

First Line:
The dragon that's without of colour green
Last Line:
And joy for woodcocks caught within their traps
DMI number:
10743

192. The drink which Ivey sells that owns this sign

First Line:
The drink which Ivey sells that owns this sign
Last Line:
One that makes ladies shoes that none can mend
DMI number:
10357

193. The church and clergy here no doubt

First Line:
The church and clergy here no doubt
Last Line:
And empty both within
Author:
Jonathan Swift (Absolute)
DMI number:
17164

194. The magpie now that party coloured gypsy

First Line:
The magpie now that party coloured gypsy
Last Line:
And neither of the two are liable to blame
DMI number:
10716

195. The man that keeps this house is for his part

First Line:
The man that keeps this house is for his part
Last Line:
And pulls most lustily cries sup her up
DMI number:
10328

196. The man that these three morris dancers owns

First Line:
The man that these three morris dancers owns
Last Line:
Plays his late grace the duke of Ormond's march
DMI number:
10356

197. The minnows as through this vast arch they pass

First Line:
The minnows as through this vast arch they pass
Last Line:
Cry how like whales we look thanks to your grace
Author:
Alexander Pope (Speculation)
DMI number:
33489

198. The palace in a circling figure rose

First Line:
The palace in a circling figure rose
Last Line:
And flies with horror the detested place
Author:
Elizabeth Rowe [nee Singer] (Absolute)
DMI number:
4246

199. The King of Great Britain was reckoned before

First Line:
The King of Great Britain was reckoned before
Last Line:
To his titles and made him the head of the steeple
DMI number:
15718

200. The proverb says and who'd a proverb cross

First Line:
The proverb says and who'd a proverb cross
Last Line:
That he may go his way and even buck up with grandsire
DMI number:
10322