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81.
The tenth of May that is in metre
First Line:
The tenth of May that is in metre
Last Line:
Just fifty days before St Peter
DMI number:
35383
82.
The trunk to great Praxiteles we owe
First Line:
The trunk to great Praxiteles we owe
Last Line:
But when we view the head forgive the crime
DMI number:
24863
83.
The year its steady course doth constant run
First Line:
The year its steady course doth constant run
Last Line:
It comes to go and goes to come again
DMI number:
13011
84.
There's an old fellow walks at such a rate
First Line:
There's an old fellow walks at such a rate
Last Line:
But cannot think who tis without his leave
DMI number:
15123
85.
Thirty days has September
First Line:
Thirty days has September
Last Line:
All the rest have thirty one
DMI number:
23499
86.
Thirty days hath September
First Line:
Thirty days hath September
Last Line:
Has February twenty nine
DMI number:
34324
87.
Thou whose short span of life as plain appears
First Line:
Thou whose short span of life as plain appears
Last Line:
As thou shouldst live an age or die tomorrow
DMI number:
41993
88.
Though at first meeting they were forced to part
First Line:
Though at first meeting they were forced to part
Last Line:
The interval was one hour and three quarters
DMI number:
7856
89.
Though time in haste for ever glide along
First Line:
Though time in haste for ever glide along
Last Line:
And live and sing till time shall be no more
DMI number:
35198
90.
Though neither of us many years have known
First Line:
Though neither of us many years have known
Last Line:
But fate forbids and we should be content
DMI number:
6248
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