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1. As Colin drove his sheep along

First Line:
As Colin drove his sheep along
Last Line:
Blither girls than any there
Author:
Charles Sackville (Confident) & John Wilmot (Speculation)
DMI number:
3649

2. Bacchus crown the swelling bowl

First Line:
Bacchus crown the swelling bowl
Last Line:
Fowler to this lovely throng
DMI number:
12166

3. Come madam let's rejoice the church begins to thrive

First Line:
Come madam let's rejoice the church begins to thrive
Last Line:
But he's jolly young and handsome and they are the dead letter
DMI number:
7382

4. Dolly whose form by envy stands confessed

First Line:
Dolly whose form by envy stands confessed
Last Line:
Will all caress so absolute a fool
DMI number:
24467

5. How blessed the court how lost the fair

First Line:
How blessed the court how lost the fair
Last Line:
Where Ganymede takes place of Venus
DMI number:
35067

6. His holiness has three grand friends

First Line:
His holiness has three grand friends
Last Line:
It rules both church and state
Author:
Stephen College (Confident)
DMI number:
4872

7. Husbands are such provoking fellows

First Line:
Husbands are such provoking fellows
Last Line:
Sailing to find the north east passage
DMI number:
37149

8. In politics dare women draw the pen

First Line:
In politics dare women draw the pen
Last Line:
In plate in jewels pad and footman free
DMI number:
24441

9. Is this the wondrous matchless fair

First Line:
Is this the wondrous matchless fair
Last Line:
Than Sol's or Cynthia's nobler light
DMI number:
6387

10. Long have the men triumphant reigned

First Line:
Long have the men triumphant reigned
Last Line:
Will calm this frantic nation
DMI number:
38572

11. My lord your filly's hardly broke

First Line:
My lord your filly's hardly broke
Last Line:
And scald you with the kettle
DMI number:
35960

12. Leaving the grammar for his play

First Line:
Leaving the grammar for his play
Last Line:
And lays him in the dirt
Author:
Catherine Jemmat (Confident)
DMI number:
19799

13. Let sense let virtue and discerning taste

First Line:
Let sense let virtue and discerning taste
Last Line:
With curses brand the baffled author's name
DMI number:
12177

14. Let sense let virtue and discerning taste

First Line:
Let sense let virtue and discerning taste
Last Line:
With curses brands the baffled author's name
DMI number:
12167

15. Methinks I see our mighty monarch stand

First Line:
Methinks I see our mighty monarch stand
Last Line:
To make way for the son to bring a whore
Author:
John Wilmot (Speculation)
DMI number:
5437

16. Methinks I see you newly risen

First Line:
Methinks I see you newly risen
Last Line:
The reins of government must break
Author:
John Wilmot (Speculation)
DMI number:
2189

17. No wonder winds more dreadful are by far

First Line:
No wonder winds more dreadful are by far
Last Line:
Burn but the witch and all is well
DMI number:
5014

18. Proud with the spoils of royal cully

First Line:
Proud with the spoils of royal cully
Last Line:
The devil and Sir David take her
Author:
Charles Sackville (Absolute)
DMI number:
2241

19. Saw ye the thane of mickle pride

First Line:
Saw ye the thane of mickle pride
Last Line:
Seems to the traveller like a man
DMI number:
36926

20. Tell me no more of youth this glass shall boast

First Line:
Tell me no more of youth this glass shall boast
Last Line:
England shall pledge me when I Marlborough name
DMI number:
12156