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21. Can forms like yours want ornaments of dress

First Line:
Can forms like yours want ornaments of dress
Last Line:
You put off nothing but what veiled a charm
Author:
Aaron Hill (Absolute)
DMI number:
12757

22. Brimful of anger not of love

First Line:
Brimful of anger not of love
Last Line:
And meet my charmer though I die
Author:
George Villiers (Absolute)
DMI number:
32633

23. Chloe fell sick do you know why

First Line:
Chloe fell sick do you know why
Last Line:
She had her ends and so recovered
DMI number:
17677

24. Cloak if I so may call thee though thou art

First Line:
Cloak if I so may call thee though thou art
Last Line:
Tell them his wits are gone a wool gathering
Author:
Thomas Jordan (Confident)
DMI number:
36597

25. Cloaks were first made deformity to shroud

First Line:
Cloaks were first made deformity to shroud
Last Line:
And write it on your back to all the town
DMI number:
12848

26. Come hither Apollo's bouncing girl

First Line:
Come hither Apollo's bouncing girl
Last Line:
For if ever I have a man square cap for me
Author:
John Cleveland (Absolute)
DMI number:
36591

27. Come listen a while and I'll tell you some news

First Line:
Come listen a while and I'll tell you some news
Last Line:
He got from his P------------t
DMI number:
18316

28. Come my Molly let us be jolly

First Line:
Come my Molly let us be jolly
Last Line:
O this kiss doth so inflame | I cannot hold out a minute a minute | I cannot hold out a minute
Author:
William Hicks (Confident)
DMI number:
42422

29. Corinna pride of Drury Lane

First Line:
Corinna pride of Drury Lane
Last Line:
Who sees will spew who smells be poisoned
Author:
Jonathan Swift (Absolute)
DMI number:
18704

30. Costly they habit as thy purse can buy

First Line:
Costly they habit as thy purse can buy
Last Line:
Are most select and generous chief in that
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
13555