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1131. 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

1132. 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

1133. The maypole is up

First Line:
The maypole is up
Last Line:
Then multiply all like to fishes
DMI number:
44042

1134. The miser fasts becasue he will not eat

First Line:
The miser fasts becasue he will not eat
Last Line:
The righteous man to punish sinful folly
Author:
Samuel Rowlands (Absolute)
DMI number:
17658

1135. The reigning fair on polished crystal shine

First Line:
The reigning fair on polished crystal shine
Last Line:
And trust Britannia's safety to their eyes
Author:
Ambrose Philips (Confident)
DMI number:
8402

1136. The patten fan and petticoat

First Line:
The patten fan and petticoat
Last Line:
And serve with bottle screws the nation
Author:
Nicholas Amhurst (Absolute)
DMI number:
19363

1137. The Persian bravery I hate

First Line:
The Persian bravery I hate
Last Line:
I enjoy her daughter wine
DMI number:
44567

1138. The pleasures of love and the joys of good wine

First Line:
The pleasures of love and the joys of good wine
Last Line:
Present all together and now boys give fire
Author:
Sir George Etherege (Absolute)
DMI number:
13275

1139. The ploughman he's a bonny lad

First Line:
The ploughman he's a bonny lad
Last Line:
Commend me to the Ploughman
DMI number:
38183

1140. The joys of court or city

First Line:
The joys of court or city
Last Line:
Have the self same thing
DMI number:
13288