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421.
With an old song made by an old antient pate
First Line:
With an old song made by an old antient pate
Last Line:
That good housekeeping is now a days grown so cold | Like a young courtier of the kings
DMI number:
44490
422.
Why with such freedom should the town accuse
First Line:
Why with such freedom should the town accuse
Last Line:
But when my muse takes breath I'll soar and sing of you
Author:
Mr. Brockhurst (Speculation)
DMI number:
7011
423.
Why so pensive this morning when all things are gay
First Line:
Why so pensive this morning when all things are gay
Last Line:
A curl may be wrong all depends on the tete
DMI number:
33556
424.
Why railest thou Thomas as if we were poor
First Line:
Why railest thou Thomas as if we were poor
Last Line:
While so many men are worth so much a piece | Derry down down &c
DMI number:
18254
425.
Yes finely housed these Lares are
First Line:
Yes finely housed these Lares are
Last Line:
Then might the Lares laugh and sing
DMI number:
35166
426.
Ye maids who Britain's court bedeck
First Line:
Ye maids who Britain's court bedeck
Last Line:
Six maids without a vice
DMI number:
32063
427.
Ye beaux and ye belles both in court and in city
First Line:
Ye beaux and ye belles both in court and in city
Last Line:
Then they'll never preach more nor the court will displease | Derry down
DMI number:
20465
428.
Ye courtiers who the blessings know
First Line:
Ye courtiers who the blessings know
Last Line:
He's the savage only he
DMI number:
16662
429.
Ye ever heedless beaus and belles
First Line:
Ye ever heedless beaus and belles
Last Line:
And prove you've one pretence to taste
Author:
Mary Barber (Confident)
DMI number:
966
430.
Ye foplings and prigs and ye would be smart things
First Line:
Ye foplings and prigs and ye would be smart things
Last Line:
But trust me you'll never fill your shops
DMI number:
29018
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