Poem Theme: Commerce / Related People: Not attributed - Blacklight Search Results

Start Over

You searched for: Poem Theme Commerce Related People Not attributed

« Previous | 1 - 50 of 82 | Next »

1. A Cheshire man sailed into Spain

First Line:: A Cheshire man sailed into Spain
Last Line:: Our land bring twice a day
DMI number:: 22380

2. A lusty horse not long ago

First Line:: A lusty horse not long ago
Last Line:: And is resolved to live in spite
DMI number:: 4397

3. All ye that love what's nice and rarish

First Line:: All ye that love what's nice and rarish
Last Line:: Or else my pies may prove a puff
DMI number:: 26574

4. As citizens that to their conquerors yield

First Line:: As citizens that to their conquerors yield
Last Line:: We had better have him than his bigotted brother
Author:: Andrew Marvell (Confident)
DMI number:: 6419

5. As citizens that to their conquerors yield

First Line:: As citizens that to their conquerors yield
Last Line:: We had better have him than his pockified brother
Author:: Andrew Marvell (Confident)
DMI number:: 42303

6. Begging is not so vile a trade

First Line:: Begging is not so vile a trade
Last Line:: Some beg for little others more
DMI number:: 30412

7. Behold fair ladies of this nation

First Line:: Behold fair ladies of this nation
Last Line:: All my grand views to mend your shapes
DMI number:: 26566

8. Bless us how silent is the noisy gown

First Line:: Bless us how silent is the noisy gown
Last Line:: And a vacation wish throughout the year
DMI number:: 10646

9. Blinco who dealt in paltry wares

First Line:: Blinco who dealt in paltry wares
Last Line:: Is now alas entirely blind
DMI number:: 11047

10. Business awake it poisons all my joys

First Line:: Business awake it poisons all my joys
Last Line:: And with advantage catch the killing sound
DMI number:: 44595

11. Business thou plague and pleasure of my life

First Line:: Business thou plague and pleasure of my life
Last Line:: I cannot with thee nor without thee live
DMI number:: 1146

12. Come liberty's sons and hear what I propose

First Line:: Come liberty's sons and hear what I propose
Last Line:: Cry long live George the third our defender and king
DMI number:: 36135

13. Come come it is at last agreed

First Line:: Come come it is at last agreed
Last Line:: Shall cut thy vines and lillies too
DMI number:: 39279

14. Dear Will thy last did earnestly enquire

First Line:: Dear Will thy last did earnestly enquire
Last Line:: Is all at present from | Your friend | T B
DMI number:: 4469

15. First see the land that thou intendst to buy

First Line:: First see the land that thou intendst to buy
Last Line:: To assure thee more deal with an honest man
DMI number:: 41999

16. From the fair Lavinian shore

First Line:: From the fair Lavinian shore
Last Line:: Although you be threescore year old
Author:: Henry Bold (Absolute)
DMI number:: 43117

17. Great cry and little wool is now become

First Line:: Great cry and little wool is now become
Last Line:: We'd all contend to gain the golden-fleece
Author:: Thomas Sheridan (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11612

18. Hail thought inspiring plant thou balm of life

First Line:: Hail thought inspiring plant thou balm of life
Last Line:: In better numbers than the muses lays
DMI number:: 20691

19. He's gone tis true who oft did spend his breath

First Line:: He's gone tis true who oft did spend his breath
Last Line:: Than where he did i'th' university
DMI number:: 6090

20. Have you any pots or pans

First Line:: Have you any pots or pans
Last Line:: That's used to clout my caldron | Fa adrie didle didle &c
Author:: Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:: 1218

21. Hark hark my injured countryman

First Line:: Hark hark my injured countryman
Last Line:: The sudden death of their poor cider mill
DMI number:: 26548

22. He that would purchase and would gladly know

First Line:: He that would purchase and would gladly know
Last Line:: To ponder these few rules for his advice
DMI number:: 42000

23. Here night and day conspire a cous'ning flight

First Line:: Here night and day conspire a cous'ning flight
Last Line:: My life for yours day'll come again tomorrow
Author:: Matthew Stevenson (Confident)
DMI number:: 6444

24. Here you see without delusion

First Line:: Here you see without delusion
Last Line:: The stocks above they should be in sir
DMI number:: 32980

25. In that calm age for many blessings styled

First Line:: In that calm age for many blessings styled
Last Line:: Ushered in ruin discord and design
DMI number:: 4470

26. In him the favourite strokes of heaven were seen

First Line:: In him the favourite strokes of heaven were seen
Last Line:: Eternal praises to our glorious king
DMI number:: 30607

27. In Venice towne not long agoe

First Line:: In Venice towne not long agoe
Last Line:: That meaneth so to do
DMI number:: 37272

28. In vain the harassed people strive

First Line:: In vain the harassed people strive
Last Line:: Yet let us not at home be nicked
DMI number:: 4506

29. It is not the silver nor gold of it self

First Line:: It is not the silver nor gold of it self
Last Line:: Whilst beggared honesty runs by their side
DMI number:: 44424

30. It is not the silver or gold of its self

First Line:: It is not the silver or gold of its self
Last Line:: This makes you as merry as we that do sing
DMI number:: 43296

31. Jog on jog on the footpath way

First Line:: Jog on jog on the footpath way
Last Line:: And we have the less to care for
DMI number:: 44163

32. Love is now become a trade

First Line:: Love is now become a trade
Last Line:: One night's a purchase for the poor
DMI number:: 505

33. If thou dost want a horse thou buyest a score

First Line:: If thou dost want a horse thou buyest a score
Last Line:: Out of mere want thou wilt sell all at last
Author:: Sir Charles Sedley (Absolute)
DMI number:: 6320

34. If what thou asserts dear Thomas be true

First Line:: If what thou asserts dear Thomas be true
Last Line:: And that you well know is no matter of laughter
DMI number:: 12260

35. Let english men leave off their wishing since they

First Line:: Let english men leave off their wishing since they
Last Line:: And if they won't do't let them perish say I
DMI number:: 25028

36. Just safely landed from a stormy sea

First Line:: Just safely landed from a stormy sea
Last Line:: And disapproving shook his aged head
DMI number:: 25947

37. Let meaner beauties use their art

First Line:: Let meaner beauties use their art
Last Line:: Till tired with earth you mount above
Author:: Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:: 1294

38. Not pay your debts sure money must be scant

First Line:: Not pay your debts sure money must be scant
Last Line:: Can tell Miss V- - - is but a private trader
DMI number:: 12303

39. Of Dutch intelligence ten ounces take

First Line:: Of Dutch intelligence ten ounces take
Last Line:: Produce a rogue stockjobber in a trice
DMI number:: 3251

40. Pale her looks and clad in mourning

First Line:: Pale her looks and clad in mourning
Last Line:: To give up famed Gibraltar
DMI number:: 20499

41. One morning lately Gideon came

First Line:: One morning lately Gideon came
Last Line:: And Pelham the whole nation
DMI number:: 33266

42. Reader a miss I shall present thee here

First Line:: Reader a miss I shall present thee here
Last Line:: And thoroughly peruse this pretty book
DMI number:: 43292

43. Reader of these crude lines whoever you are

First Line:: Reader of these crude lines whoever you are
Last Line:: None will put up who have a mind to live
DMI number:: 33548

44. Shews why this tale in verse is wrote

First Line:: Shews why this tale in verse is wrote
Last Line:: And that he writ this not for pay
DMI number:: 5988

45. Shift lives by his shifts yet cannot for his life

First Line:: Shift lives by his shifts yet cannot for his life
Last Line:: Who says that now to live he'll make a shift
DMI number:: 6105

46. Since Virgil hath great sirs ye know

First Line:: Since Virgil hath great sirs ye know
Last Line:: Much less a sly South-sea director
DMI number:: 17819

47. Soon as his worship well had set

First Line:: Soon as his worship well had set
Last Line:: You do respect my charity
DMI number:: 6041

48. Soon as the sable veil is drawn

First Line:: Soon as the sable veil is drawn
Last Line:: Than Nell who cries young water cresses
DMI number:: 27169

49. Some visit this place for their pleasure

First Line:: Some visit this place for their pleasure
Last Line:: I heartily wish you farewell
DMI number:: 15300

50. That all men are beggars we plainly may see

First Line:: That all men are beggars we plainly may see
Last Line:: Still begs he would stay for a maid she can't die | Which none but a fool can deny
Author:: Sir William Yonge (Absolute) & Edward Roome (Absolute) & Matthew Concanen (Absolute)
DMI number:: 23762