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801. Such a fuss and an uproar about your Gil Blas

First Line:
Such a fuss and an uproar about your Gil Blas
Last Line:
Sing ribbaldry scribbledry M-re
DMI number:
38369

802. Such dreadful laws of late gainst wit are made

First Line:
Such dreadful laws of late gainst wit are made
Last Line:
For women always conquer when they yield
DMI number:
38987

803. Stripped of my tragic weeds and raised from death

First Line:
Stripped of my tragic weeds and raised from death
Last Line:
When from the thing itself such blessings rise
Author:
David Garrick (Absolute)
DMI number:
31748

804. Struck with each ancient Greek or Roman name

First Line:
Struck with each ancient Greek or Roman name
Last Line:
If no sly Gundamor prevails at home
Author:
Richardson Pack (Absolute)
DMI number:
39583

805. Studious to please but with a conscious fear

First Line:
Studious to please but with a conscious fear
Last Line:
Our pride shall be to please the brave and fair
Author:
Thomas Cooke (Absolute)
DMI number:
39002

806. Some strange caprice forever rules the stage

First Line:
Some strange caprice forever rules the stage
Last Line:
And dawning merit meet with sure applause
DMI number:
33737

807. Somebody says but I forgot his name

First Line:
Somebody says but I forgot his name
Last Line:
I'll ever bless the moment she was born
Author:
John Kelly (Absolute)
DMI number:
38296

808. Thanks to much industry and pains

First Line:
Thanks to much industry and pains
Last Line:
The feelings of our hearts must tell
Author:
Robert Lloyd (Absolute)
DMI number:
32740

809. The ancient bards whenever their strength they tried

First Line:
The ancient bards whenever their strength they tried
Last Line:
Nor we shall spout or you will hear in vain
DMI number:
39923

810. The ancient epilogue as critics write

First Line:
The ancient epilogue as critics write
Last Line:
Who think good breeding is akin to wit
Author:
John Gay (Absolute)
DMI number:
35389