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791. Make use of your feet and you'll find what has none

First Line:
Make use of your feet and you'll find what has none
Last Line:
But solve this enigma while they open an oyster
DMI number:
5142

792. Malt is the grain by which a fox we gain

First Line:
Malt is the grain by which a fox we gain
Last Line:
Then sit and tipple it will your senses cripple
DMI number:
43799

793. Malt is the grain of which we make strong ale

First Line:
Malt is the grain of which we make strong ale
Last Line:
To make the heart light and to sing down derry
DMI number:
43798

794. Mankind so deceitful are grown

First Line:
Mankind so deceitful are grown
Last Line:
He'll bid all the rest kiss his b--h
DMI number:
31805

795. Lust is your curse our joys are sparkling wine

First Line:
Lust is your curse our joys are sparkling wine
Last Line:
For there's no Julian law against the vine
DMI number:
15716

796. Minerva queen of science and of art

First Line:
Minerva queen of science and of art
Last Line:
To boil is not your business but to eat
DMI number:
33252

797. Lucretia the empire of Rome did destroy

First Line:
Lucretia the empire of Rome did destroy
Last Line:
Tis safer for ladies to drink than to love
DMI number:
2347

798. Lucretia the empire of Rome did destroy

First Line:
Lucretia the empire of Rome did destroy
Last Line:
Who scorn to be vicious yet are not precise
Author:
Lady Elizabeth Wythens (Speculation)
DMI number:
10573

799. Men may talk of country christmasses and

First Line:
Men may talk of country christmasses and
Last Line:
There was nothing worth the eating
Author:
Philip Massinger (Absolute)
DMI number:
16352

800. Nor aramanths nor roses do bequeath

First Line:
Nor aramanths nor roses do bequeath
Last Line:
Which made him so carouse while he drew breath
Author:
William Drummond (Absolute)
DMI number:
29444