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61. I think the booksellers of Mr Budgell

First Line:
I think the booksellers of Mr Budgell
Last Line:
As if they were Hyp oratory fluff
DMI number:
13029

62. If at his title T-- had dropped his quill

First Line:
If at his title T-- had dropped his quill
Last Line:
Is now a scribbler who was once a man
Author:
Edward Young (Absolute)
DMI number:
15733

63. If ever in thy sight I found favour Apollo

First Line:
If ever in thy sight I found favour Apollo
Last Line:
Than a noisy nonsensical half-witted poet
Author:
William Dunkin (Absolute)
DMI number:
22361

64. Let common newsmen common strains indite

First Line:
Let common newsmen common strains indite
Last Line:
Which arms can execute or Pitt can plan
DMI number:
26636

65. Let poets rotting in their garrets

First Line:
Let poets rotting in their garrets
Last Line:
Return to merit due the praise
DMI number:
18469

66. O blessed season loved by saints and sinners

First Line:
O blessed season loved by saints and sinners
Last Line:
By these well weighed their certain value find
DMI number:
32414

67. O blessed season loved by saints and sinners

First Line:
O blessed season loved by saints and sinners
Last Line:
To bear those cates which authors seldom taste
DMI number:
15968

68. Of old when the Grubs attacked Colley Cibber

First Line:
Of old when the Grubs attacked Colley Cibber
Last Line:
They write for a dinner which they shan't get from me
DMI number:
16707

69. Of old when the wags attacked Colley Cibber

First Line:
Of old when the wags attacked Colley Cibber
Last Line:
They write for a dinner which they shan't get from me
DMI number:
30945

70. On all sides tis agreed that learned Henley's ill-used

First Line:
On all sides tis agreed that learned Henley's ill-used
Last Line:
But it is no abuse of Sir Peter or Curll
DMI number:
12997