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51. What ken mine eyes enchanted man of ease

First Line:
What ken mine eyes enchanted man of ease
Last Line:
For rags ye were and must to rags return
Author:
Sneyd Davies (Absolute)
DMI number:
27533

52. What lay imprisoned and confined alone

First Line:
What lay imprisoned and confined alone
Last Line:
Out some years trials and approved them good
DMI number:
41893

53. Whatever witchcraft did over John prevail

First Line:
Whatever witchcraft did over John prevail
Last Line:
The miser's fancy and he bought the book
DMI number:
25038

54. When first I in this stage of life appear

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When first I in this stage of life appear
Last Line:
Or in the privy find a sordid grave
DMI number:
23998

55. While here the poet points the charms

First Line:
While here the poet points the charms
Last Line:
The picture and the life
Author:
David Garrick (Confident)
DMI number:
25676

56. Who uninspired can tread this sacred ground

First Line:
Who uninspired can tread this sacred ground
Last Line:
And ever smiles in Margaretta's face
Author:
Soame Jenyns (Absolute)
DMI number:
35084

57. Why in Pall-Mall with Dodsley will you dwell

First Line:
Why in Pall-Mall with Dodsley will you dwell
Last Line:
Away but you might safer be at home
DMI number:
27311

58. With unstained edges and in spotless calf

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With unstained edges and in spotless calf
Last Line:
All fair without but monstrous soul within
Author:
James Robertson (Absolute)
DMI number:
38570

59. With eyes of wonder the gay shelves behold

First Line:
With eyes of wonder the gay shelves behold
Last Line:
And on their backs still all their riches wear
DMI number:
17050

60. Yes you despise the man to books confined

First Line:
Yes you despise the man to books confined
Last Line:
Maxims are drawn from notions these from guess
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
37124