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First Line:: Musing alane this hinder nicht
Last Line:: In hevin that I may haif a place | For thair sall no man demit be
Author:: William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:: 10932

63. My anticipation shall prevent your

First Line:: My anticipation shall prevent your
Last Line:: The king and queen molt no feather
DMI number:: 40915

64. My reason bears no rule upon my tongue

First Line:: My reason bears no rule upon my tongue
Last Line:: But lets my thoughts break all at random out
Author:: John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 20557

65. My masters and friends

First Line:: My masters and friends
Last Line:: And then we shall speak to the purpose
DMI number:: 2722

66. My heart is lost only for luve of one

First Line:: My heart is lost only for luve of one
Last Line:: That scho wald speik to comfort me again
Author:: William Stewart (Speculation)
DMI number:: 10940

67. My breath can still the winds

First Line:: My breath can still the winds
Last Line:: And stop the floods of heaven
Author:: John Fletcher (Absolute) & Francis Beaumont (Absolute)
DMI number:: 20558

68. My ears will not be charmed with sounding words

First Line:: My ears will not be charmed with sounding words
Last Line:: Or pompous phrase the pageantry of souls
Author:: William Congreve (Absolute)
DMI number:: 21627

69. I shunned with caution the officious tale

First Line:: I shunned with caution the officious tale
Last Line:: False facts nor did I those I heard relate
DMI number:: 37707

70. I lived before the flood yet still am young

First Line:: I lived before the flood yet still am young
Last Line:: Till the last conflagration clears the stage
DMI number:: 24022

71. I'll conceal this secret from the world

First Line:: I'll conceal this secret from the world
Last Line:: Keep poison from their children
DMI number:: 40925

72. I'll speak the kindest words

First Line:: I'll speak the kindest words
Last Line:: That tongue ever uttered or that heart ever thought
Author:: John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 21631

73. I would bring balm and pour it in your wound

First Line:: I would bring balm and pour it in your wound
Last Line:: Cure your distempered mind and heal your fortunes
Author:: John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 18470

74. I've prayed and threatened yet tis all in vain

First Line:: I've prayed and threatened yet tis all in vain
Last Line:: With health long life and friends
DMI number:: 35344

75. If tis true as you say that I've injured a letter

First Line:: If tis true as you say that I've injured a letter
Last Line:: And that I may be never mistaken for u
Author:: David Garrick (Absolute)
DMI number:: 31990

76. If I can guess the devil choke me

First Line:: If I can guess the devil choke me
Last Line:: Tis time to rest your very humble
Author:: Charles Sackville (Absolute) & John Wilmot (Speculation)
DMI number:: 2228

77. Know a broken oath is no such burthen

First Line:: Know a broken oath is no such burthen
Last Line:: The tongue's itch is intolerable
DMI number:: 40936

78. Lead me over bones and skulls and mouldering earth

First Line:: Lead me over bones and skulls and mouldering earth
Last Line:: Of Garcia's more detested bed
DMI number:: 14225

79. Less grateful to the traveler's thirst

First Line:: Less grateful to the traveler's thirst
Last Line:: Untouched unpleased my soul
DMI number:: 2827

80. Methought I heard a voice

First Line:: Methought I heard a voice
Last Line:: And bubble up a noise
Author:: Nathaniel Lee (Absolute) & John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 21255

81. Midas the king as in his book appears

First Line:: Midas the king as in his book appears
Last Line:: Till the next longing fit return again
Author:: John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 9806

82. Millions of busy thoughts inform my breast

First Line:: Millions of busy thoughts inform my breast
Last Line:: And all be first expressed they're all confined
DMI number:: 9542

83. Madam | Your present of albisick paste

First Line:: Madam | Your present of albisick paste
Last Line:: Of complements your very humble &c
Author:: Anthony Hammond (Confident)
DMI number:: 10575

84. Mambrino having spent all his estate

First Line:: Mambrino having spent all his estate
Last Line:: We part as wise as when we came together
DMI number:: 43761

85. Man how dearly ever parted

First Line:: Man how dearly ever parted
Last Line:: His figure and his heat
Author:: William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:: 13960

86. Lying is an occupation

First Line:: Lying is an occupation
Last Line:: Tis the practice of the great
DMI number:: 23837

87. Men are more eloquent than women made

First Line:: Men are more eloquent than women made
Last Line:: But women are more powerful to persuade
Author:: Thomas Randolph (Absolute)
DMI number:: 14567

88. Nay but I must I must indeed papa

First Line:: Nay but I must I must indeed papa
Last Line:: Miss in her teens shall thank them for their care
Author:: George Colman (Absolute)
DMI number:: 33765

89. Near London Bridge once stood a gate

First Line:: Near London Bridge once stood a gate
Last Line:: Of tongues that never cease
DMI number:: 32022

90. Nectar divine flowed from his heavenly tongue

First Line:: Nectar divine flowed from his heavenly tongue
Last Line:: He drove them with the torrent of his tongue
DMI number:: 39504

91. No thou best soul that ever this body knew

First Line:: No thou best soul that ever this body knew
Last Line:: Till fired for thee whole kingdoms catch my flame
Author:: Aaron Hill (Absolute)
DMI number:: 17512

92. No were we joined even though it were in death

First Line:: No were we joined even though it were in death
Last Line:: And my divided flames should break from thine
DMI number:: 14227

93. No man of true humanity and sense

First Line:: No man of true humanity and sense
Last Line:: Would you forbear for fear it should displease
DMI number:: 10511

94. O do not do not speak

First Line:: O do not do not speak
Last Line:: Beyond expression
Author:: Charles Hopkins (Absolute)
DMI number:: 20323

95. Of every asking follows nocht

First Line:: Of every asking follows nocht
Last Line:: To fecht with fortune is nae wit | In asking suld discration be
Author:: William Dunbar (Absolute)
DMI number:: 10929

96. Of late along the streets I musing walked

First Line:: Of late along the streets I musing walked
Last Line:: Of lawyers was relief against his tongue
Author:: Thomas Sprat (Confident)
DMI number:: 42177

97. Of all the arts in which the wise excel

First Line:: Of all the arts in which the wise excel
Last Line:: That knowledge useless is we can't impart
DMI number:: 31169

98. O stop not here my listening soul is charmed

First Line:: O stop not here my listening soul is charmed
Last Line:: And I could hear you ever
Author:: Thomas Southerne (Absolute)
DMI number:: 20903

99. O that delightsome engine of her thoughts

First Line:: O that delightsome engine of her thoughts
Last Line:: Sweet varied notes enchanting every ear
Author:: William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:: 21169

100. O heart o bleeding love but speak Semandra

First Line:: O heart o bleeding love but speak Semandra
Last Line:: In all you say and I could hear you ever
Author:: Nathaniel Lee (Absolute)
DMI number:: 20914

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1. A thing more strange all men will say

2. A mighty secret labours in my soul

3. A secret in his mouth

4. Alas I do not know

5. A wife you wished me sir rich fair and young

6. All men of mirth and sense admire and love

7. Apollo I will not implore

8. All things finished now and ended

9. And for there is so gret diversite

10. And when she speaks O Angelo then music

11. And wheresoever the subject's best the sense

12. Although the speaking word have life

13. As crafty harlots use to shrink

14. As some unthrifty academic beau

15. At my low cottage on a cheerful morn

16. As well the noble savage of the field

17. As winds whose violence out does all art

18. Bashfulness seize you we pronouce

19. Blast me not with such sounds

20. Belinda sighs for Strephon and would show it

21. By uttering what thou knowest less glory'd got

22. Can you not Silvia in my eyes

23. But here bright eloquence does always smile

24. Chloe this comes to let you know

25. Daphnis because I am your debtor

26. Dear sir when I received your letter

27. Delivered in a dull and lifeless strain

28. Discretion | And hardy valour are the twins of honour

29. Dreaming last night upon Mrs Farley

30. Famed stream by whose retentive force we're taught

31. Even as the vapour which the fire repells

32. Expression is the dress of thought and still

33. Fear not to speak it thy harmonious voice

34. Friends Romans countrymen lend me your ears

35. Friends Romans countrymen lend me your ears

36. For then we wound our modesty and make

37. Fly paper kiss those hands

38. From men's discourse their different skills we find

39. Go tell it all but in such artful words

40. Go gentle verse to the fair

41. Go happy letter go

42. Gods have their flying mercury but we

43. Great was that genius most sublime that thought

44. Had I ten thousand mouths and tongues

45. Heaven first taught letters for some wretch's aid

46. He who in his pocket has no money

47. He that such carriage store was wont to have

48. His plausive words

49. His speech was answered with a general noise

50. His tongue | Dropped manna and could make the worse appear

51. Hobson what's out of sight is out of mind

52. How much distracted are your thoughts and how

53. I am a mute yet full of eloquence

54. I have his letters of a modern date

55. I intend these lines for Gabriel Rybault

56. In his looks | He carries guilt whose horror breeds this strange

57. It always has been thought discreet

58. In words as fashions the same rule will hold

59. It has always been thought discreet

60. It is a kind of slander to trust rumour

61. Letters are serious thoughts digested and resolved

62. Musing alane this hinder nicht

63. My anticipation shall prevent your

64. My reason bears no rule upon my tongue

65. My masters and friends

66. My heart is lost only for luve of one

67. My breath can still the winds

68. My ears will not be charmed with sounding words

69. I shunned with caution the officious tale

70. I lived before the flood yet still am young

71. I'll conceal this secret from the world

72. I'll speak the kindest words