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71. That coxcomb can never be at ease

First Line:: That coxcomb can never be at ease
Last Line:: And he that's fettered is an owl
DMI number:: 43594

72. The Latian dame a prison's nightly guest

First Line:: The Latian dame a prison's nightly guest
Last Line:: Than cherish life in him who gave it her
DMI number:: 32257

73. Them to a dungeon's depth I sent both bound

First Line:: Them to a dungeon's depth I sent both bound
Last Line:: And croaking paddocks crawl upon their limbs
DMI number:: 39489

74. The storms are past these clouds are over-blown

First Line:: The storms are past these clouds are over-blown
Last Line:: For Britain's sake alas and now is dead
Author:: Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:: 49276

75. This world is a prison in every respect

First Line:: This world is a prison in every respect
Last Line:: And the fetters are nothing but women
DMI number:: 17766

76. Thrice woe is me unhappy queen

First Line:: Thrice woe is me unhappy queen
Last Line:: She set at large from irons cold
DMI number:: 36974

77. Thus from the prison to the throne

First Line:: Thus from the prison to the throne
Last Line:: To suffer and be innocent
DMI number:: 44172

78. Three years in London Bobadil had been

First Line:: Three years in London Bobadil had been
Last Line:: The rogue had been in Newgate all the while
DMI number:: 32417

79. To thee dear Tunstall though unknown

First Line:: To thee dear Tunstall though unknown
Last Line:: And all the floor with diamonds laid | With a fa la &c
DMI number:: 9335

80. Two youths of noble birth whose wayward fate

First Line:: Two youths of noble birth whose wayward fate
Last Line:: While all their country rushes on their mind
Author:: Eyles Irwin (Absolute)
DMI number:: 32754

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