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161.
This monument for Hudibras
First Line:
This monument for Hudibras
Last Line:
Erected was by John de Brass
DMI number:
35082
162.
This night let busy man no pleasure spare
First Line:
This night let busy man no pleasure spare
Last Line:
To make wit honest is no easy task
DMI number:
38331
163.
Though I but seventeen do declare
First Line:
Though I but seventeen do declare
Last Line:
A parson wears a band
Author:
William le Tans'ur (Absolute)
DMI number:
36921
164.
Thus to the place where Jonson sat we climb
First Line:
Thus to the place where Jonson sat we climb
Last Line:
And I grow more a wit and more and more
DMI number:
40477
165.
Thy wit O'Hara may command the bard
First Line:
Thy wit O'Hara may command the bard
Last Line:
Though Phoebus quaffs a bumper to your sense
DMI number:
34014
166.
Tis not in this as in the former age
First Line:
Tis not in this as in the former age
Last Line:
You're welcome every day to damn their plays
Author:
Sir George Etherege (Absolute)
DMI number:
3466
167.
Tis now dear sir above a week
First Line:
Tis now dear sir above a week
Last Line:
Than waking own that you were charmed
DMI number:
20071
168.
Tis plain that wit at Will's is very scarce
First Line:
Tis plain that wit at Will's is very scarce
Last Line:
Caress the man he'd kick as thou hast done
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:
3580
169.
To madness Swift bequeaths his whole estate
First Line:
To madness Swift bequeaths his whole estate
Last Line:
Great wits to madness are most near allied
DMI number:
15820
170.
To rack and torture thy unmeaning brain
First Line:
To rack and torture thy unmeaning brain
Last Line:
For any thing entire but for an ass
Author:
John Wilmot (Absolute) & Sir Carr Scrope (Speculation)
DMI number:
5670
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