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71. One day the amorous Philander

First Line:
One day the amorous Philander
Last Line:
Had damned him to the depth of impotence
DMI number:
44378

72. Physicians are most miserable men

First Line:
Physicians are most miserable men
Last Line:
Most men are ill beside
DMI number:
43732

73. Pleasingly sir you Horace still pursue

First Line:
Pleasingly sir you Horace still pursue
Last Line:
Wagging must be my quill and so adieu
Author:
Edmund Curll (Absolute)
DMI number:
13062

74. Pretty tube of mighty power

First Line:
Pretty tube of mighty power
Last Line:
Happiest he of happy men
Author:
Isaac Hawkins Browne (Confident)
DMI number:
9709

75. Pray good Mr Parson hands off methinks you are very free how dare you

First Line:
Pray good Mr Parson hands off methinks you are very free how dare you
Last Line:
She can pickle and preserve you may drink and smoke like other folk and a shining beaver wear
Author:
John Morrice (Absolute)
DMI number:
14074

76. R H they say is gone to see

First Line:
R H they say is gone to see
Last Line:
The plot is still a driving
DMI number:
42311

77. Says my uncle I pray you discover

First Line:
Says my uncle I pray you discover
Last Line:
And so I shall lose Betty Holmes
Author:
Jonathan Swift (Speculation)
DMI number:
25117

78. Retirement's hour proclaims the tolling bell

First Line:
Retirement's hour proclaims the tolling bell
Last Line:
And for that generous tear he gained a tomb
DMI number:
30556

79. She in a masquerade of mirth and love

First Line:
She in a masquerade of mirth and love
Last Line:
To make the paths of paradise more sweet
Author:
Charles Montagu (Absolute) & Matthew Prior (Absolute)
DMI number:
40466

80. Several angels walk upon the earth

First Line:
Several angels walk upon the earth
Last Line:
Divide the night and wing our thoughts to heaven
DMI number:
13022