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11.
Fortune means in him to show
First Line:
Fortune means in him to show
Last Line:
When they intend the building high
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
14807
12.
Great and good persons well may be
First Line:
Great and good persons well may be
Last Line:
Less in employment than deserts
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
14621
13.
Guilty of folly I am trust a woman
First Line:
Guilty of folly I am trust a woman
Last Line:
But they will swim upon their lips
DMI number:
40940
14.
How looks the court
First Line:
How looks the court
Last Line:
That ventured more may sit and curse their stars
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
14080
15.
I aimed at a great name and to transmit
First Line:
I aimed at a great name and to transmit
Last Line:
Fame follows great deeds be they good or bad
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
14729
16.
Much of man's sand through time's wide glass does run
First Line:
Much of man's sand through time's wide glass does run
Last Line:
Ere he considers what he's born to do
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
16417
17.
I love not thy fortunes since we know
First Line:
I love not thy fortunes since we know
Last Line:
When most they grasp them through their hands
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
14806
18.
Learn by my harms to eschew tyranny
First Line:
Learn by my harms to eschew tyranny
Last Line:
Guilt on our souls blots on our names they leave
DMI number:
41403
19.
Minions too great argue a king too weak
First Line:
Minions too great argue a king too weak
Last Line:
To set them off not to vie lustre with them
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
14744
20.
Nor is it safe for subjects since
First Line:
Nor is it safe for subjects since
Last Line:
He'll find occasion to discard
DMI number:
40892
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