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191. Since your old taste for laughing is come back

First Line:
Since your old taste for laughing is come back
Last Line:
Huzza we now shall live and laugh again
Author:
David Garrick (Absolute)
DMI number:
38298

192. Such were the wags who boldly did adventure

First Line:
Such were the wags who boldly did adventure
Last Line:
And wear their own fools cap instead of bays
Author:
Charles Johnson (Absolute)
DMI number:
22467

193. Success makes people vain the maxim's true

First Line:
Success makes people vain the maxim's true
Last Line:
Write as he will we'll act it as you please
Author:
William Whitehead (Absolute)
DMI number:
31738

194. Such is the list of our heroic fair

First Line:
Such is the list of our heroic fair
Last Line:
With all the weight of beauty on its side
DMI number:
12154

195. Th'auspicious morning does at last appear

First Line:
Th'auspicious morning does at last appear
Last Line:
Thus to her darling does her self address
DMI number:
6450

196. The ancient bards whenever their strength they tried

First Line:
The ancient bards whenever their strength they tried
Last Line:
Nor we shall spout or you will hear in vain
DMI number:
39923

197. The author having little time

First Line:
The author having little time
Last Line:
He frankly own himself an ass
DMI number:
26538

198. The bard whose hopes on comedy depend

First Line:
The bard whose hopes on comedy depend
Last Line:
Convinced a British audience will be just
Author:
Joseph Reed (Absolute)
DMI number:
33923

199. Taught by the muse the various course to steer

First Line:
Taught by the muse the various course to steer
Last Line:
And may you own attention justly paid
DMI number:
39580

200. The hero and the lover long have been

First Line:
The hero and the lover long have been
Last Line:
And settle the then tottering empire's crown
Author:
William Mountfort (Absolute) & Mary Pix [nee Griffith] (Speculation)
DMI number:
5050