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81. Who here with a serene and settled mind

First Line:
Who here with a serene and settled mind
Last Line:
And made a chain which himself is bound
DMI number:
43247

82. Who has not bread more than he needs he must

First Line:
Who has not bread more than he needs he must
Last Line:
Forbear to keep a dog to eat the crust
Author:
Rowland Watkyns (Absolute)
DMI number:
16958

83. Wise nature by variety does please

First Line:
Wise nature by variety does please
Last Line:
Come not from hearts that are in sadness drowned
DMI number:
31568

84. Why my old friend are you so proud

First Line:
Why my old friend are you so proud
Last Line:
Whose father to the devil goes
Author:
Edward Ward (Speculation)
DMI number:
7983

85. Ye sons of men lift up your eyes

First Line:
Ye sons of men lift up your eyes
Last Line:
Own and adore a deity
DMI number:
36337

86. Would you your reader never should be tired

First Line:
Would you your reader never should be tired
Last Line:
To love his writings is a kind of praise
DMI number:
31570

87. You must not every worm promiscuous use

First Line:
You must not every worm promiscuous use
Last Line:
Stretching his quivering fins and gasping dies
Author:
John Gay (Absolute)
DMI number:
30629

88. You must take care and use quite different words

First Line:
You must take care and use quite different words
Last Line:
A Greek or Asian bred at court or town
Author:
Thomas Creech (Absolute)
DMI number:
31554

89. Young pupil who to learning are inclined

First Line:
Young pupil who to learning are inclined
Last Line:
Offends your master and incurs his blame
DMI number:
36286