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81. If you're a l---d as whispering fame reports

First Line:: If you're a l---d as whispering fame reports
Last Line:: He could not make a knight who made a m---ss
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3604

82. Let B-----le write on and styled a man of letters

First Line:: Let B-----le write on and styled a man of letters
Last Line:: And plays the tyrant over a tyrant's lines
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3581

83. Let Blackmore still in good King Arthur's vein

First Line:: Let Blackmore still in good King Arthur's vein
Last Line:: His satire wounds not but his physick kills
Author:: Charles Boyle (Confident)
DMI number:: 3732

84. Laugh at dull ignorance and them that say

First Line:: Laugh at dull ignorance and them that say
Last Line:: For none but fools ever read it through to know
DMI number:: 23179

85. Lawyer and bard believe me for thy friend

First Line:: Lawyer and bard believe me for thy friend
Last Line:: If any fools will do the same by thee
DMI number:: 3619

86. Methinks you take too much upon you sir

First Line:: Methinks you take too much upon you sir
Last Line:: Unless to be a wit's to be an A----
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3597

87. Mind but thy preaching Trapp translate no further

First Line:: Mind but thy preaching Trapp translate no further
Last Line:: Is it not written thou shall do no murder
DMI number:: 27816

88. Mary a chambermaid a brown-eyed lass

First Line:: Mary a chambermaid a brown-eyed lass
Last Line:: Surely at night then you'll be brought to bed
Author:: Sir Aston Cokayne (Confident)
DMI number:: 17133

89. Nine tailors make a man the muses nine

First Line:: Nine tailors make a man the muses nine
Last Line:: A good old list suits better with the place
DMI number:: 6377

90. Not that I blame your flattery or your spleen

First Line:: Not that I blame your flattery or your spleen
Last Line:: His P----tle to divert 'em than his muse
Author:: Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:: 3593

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