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331. The noble earl of Salisbury

First Line:
The noble earl of Salisbury
Last Line:
This knighthood still is held
DMI number:
37014

332. The north east wind did briskly blow

First Line:
The north east wind did briskly blow
Last Line:
Her hapless fate scape you
Author:
James Grainger (Absolute)
DMI number:
31253

333. The other day I heard a tale

First Line:
The other day I heard a tale
Last Line:
I'd wish it never come out again
Author:
Thomas Hamilton (Speculation)
DMI number:
21471

334. The poker lost poor Susan stormed

First Line:
The poker lost poor Susan stormed
Last Line:
No wonder that the poker's missing
Author:
Christopher Smart (Absolute)
DMI number:
21714

335. The powers above on fair Britannia smile

First Line:
The powers above on fair Britannia smile
Last Line:
Resolving to keep up the honest trade
DMI number:
25399

336. The story every Christian knows

First Line:
The story every Christian knows
Last Line:
By Sue or Celia for the future
Author:
John Bancks [Banks] (Absolute)
DMI number:
22772

337. The story which I shall rehearse

First Line:
The story which I shall rehearse
Last Line:
To be in labour with a c--p
DMI number:
12710

338. The sun just over the hills was peeping

First Line:
The sun just over the hills was peeping
Last Line:
While slaves to Satan
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15361

339. The young Pamphillus once a happy swain

First Line:
The young Pamphillus once a happy swain
Last Line:
Will for another soon that other leave
DMI number:
39426

340. The weather was cloudy the billows ran high

First Line:
The weather was cloudy the billows ran high
Last Line:
Look look with our crimes where old Domine sails
DMI number:
11170