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161. The dean must die our idiots to maintain

First Line:
The dean must die our idiots to maintain
Last Line:
Perish ye idiots and long live the dean
DMI number:
16083

162. The father took it of the devil and then

First Line:
The father took it of the devil and then
Last Line:
Gave it his son to send it back again
DMI number:
25096

163. The expense in perfumes is a most vain sin

First Line:
The expense in perfumes is a most vain sin
Last Line:
Except thou could'st sir Ralph wear them within
Author:
Benjamin Jonson (Absolute)
DMI number:
12252

164. The fair the long the little and the black

First Line:
The fair the long the little and the black
Last Line:
The lean fat red and wan that colour lack
DMI number:
41945

165. The mimic dance inspired by music's power

First Line:
The mimic dance inspired by music's power
Last Line:
With Tiesdale died Corelli is no more
DMI number:
34819

166. The red wise the brown trusty

First Line:
The red wise the brown trusty
Last Line:
The pale peevish the black lusty
DMI number:
41944

167. The rope is old the jest is new

First Line:
The rope is old the jest is new
Last Line:
I take the rope a rope take you
DMI number:
41947

168. The husband speaking truly of his wife

First Line:
The husband speaking truly of his wife
Last Line:
Reads his loss in her death her praise in life
DMI number:
34138

169. The Latin word for cold one asked his friend

First Line:
The Latin word for cold one asked his friend
Last Line:
It is said he 'tis at my finger's end
DMI number:
16790

170. The lawyer's house if I have rightly read

First Line:
The lawyer's house if I have rightly read
Last Line:
Is built upon the fool or madman's head
DMI number:
17042