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691. Tom Ramble a rake of true catholic hope

First Line:
Tom Ramble a rake of true catholic hope
Last Line:
This sneaked to his pottage and that to his punk
DMI number:
32985

692. Troy thus destroyed 'twas still denied by fate

First Line:
Troy thus destroyed 'twas still denied by fate
Last Line:
Who thus to Scylla tells the mournful tale
Author:
Alexander Stopford Catcott (Confident)
DMI number:
11947

693. Tune tune my strings divine harmonious love

First Line:
Tune tune my strings divine harmonious love
Last Line:
And she would always smile when he was near
DMI number:
44621

694. Two towns contending which the chief should seem

First Line:
Two towns contending which the chief should seem
Last Line:
Neither for I'm a sovereign not a child
DMI number:
6434

695. Two wags were earnest in debate

First Line:
Two wags were earnest in debate
Last Line:
And with this egg I've saved my bacon
DMI number:
10544

696. Too weak are laws and edicts vain

First Line:
Too weak are laws and edicts vain
Last Line:
And saved her life but damned the law
Author:
Matthew Prior (Speculation) & Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
12211

697. Townly the gayest man in life

First Line:
Townly the gayest man in life
Last Line:
And Bacchus both our joys improve
DMI number:
12717

698. Translating Dick an honest merry fellow

First Line:
Translating Dick an honest merry fellow
Last Line:
But foolish I never thought it for my Dick
DMI number:
4409

699. Triumphant laurels Solyman had crowned

First Line:
Triumphant laurels Solyman had crowned
Last Line:
But mine for regal justice be revered
Author:
Robert Lucke (Absolute)
DMI number:
12563

700. Two fellow servants John and Sue

First Line:
Two fellow servants John and Sue
Last Line:
He's nothing at a coney
DMI number:
24595