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41. Milo you tell me is a man of sense

First Line:
Milo you tell me is a man of sense
Last Line:
And true good nature far outshines good sense
DMI number:
33378

42. Nature has done her part do thou but thine

First Line:
Nature has done her part do thou but thine
Last Line:
A witty sinner is the worst of fools
DMI number:
24949

43. Nature perversely to thy wish has given

First Line:
Nature perversely to thy wish has given
Last Line:
For only misers want what they possess
DMI number:
24726

44. O wit to human minds the dangerous lure

First Line:
O wit to human minds the dangerous lure
Last Line:
Perverse opponent to the Christian name
DMI number:
36282

45. Oh sir your passion's dead and you are weaving

First Line:
Oh sir your passion's dead and you are weaving
Last Line:
Garlands of fine expressions for its funeral
Author:
John Crowne (Absolute)
DMI number:
17081

46. Our public buildings to defend

First Line:
Our public buildings to defend
Last Line:
We now want sharp conductors
DMI number:
36038

47. Our wits Apollo's influence beg

First Line:
Our wits Apollo's influence beg
Last Line:
I strain and lay among the rest
Author:
Matthew Green (Absolute)
DMI number:
27710

48. Others their wit on paper oft have shown

First Line:
Others their wit on paper oft have shown
Last Line:
Thy castle full as lumpish as thy wit
DMI number:
16944

49. On Sunday at six in the street that's called Gerrard

First Line:
On Sunday at six in the street that's called Gerrard
Last Line:
You may meet the two champions who are no lord Sh--rd
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
35038

50. One day in Chelsea gardens walking

First Line:
One day in Chelsea gardens walking
Last Line:
And point it at the end
DMI number:
30108