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81. To sum up all the current news

First Line:: To sum up all the current news
Last Line:: On all - their ground is - mere conjecture
DMI number:: 18250

82. To that prodigious height of vice we're grown

First Line:: To that prodigious height of vice we're grown
Last Line:: And lash the knaves and fools that I despise
Author:: Robert Gould (Absolute)
DMI number:: 3936

83. To all that thou hast told me heretofore

First Line:: To all that thou hast told me heretofore
Last Line:: I must obey and go live long farewell
Author:: Alexander Brome (Absolute)
DMI number:: 42183

84. To you dear madam I complain

First Line:: To you dear madam I complain
Last Line:: I think I need not doubt a place
Author:: Mary Leapor (Absolute)
DMI number:: 23745

85. To rack and torture thy unmeaning brain

First Line:: To rack and torture thy unmeaning brain
Last Line:: For any thing entire but for an ass
Author:: John Wilmot (Absolute) & Sir Carr Scrope (Speculation)
DMI number:: 5670

86. Unmannered death thus rudely to alarm

First Line:: Unmannered death thus rudely to alarm
Last Line:: First in a wig and after in a grave
DMI number:: 6911

87. Well of all plagues which make mankind a sport

First Line:: Well of all plagues which make mankind a sport
Last Line:: And such each briton Frederick hopes from thee
Author:: Paul Whitehead (Absolute)
DMI number:: 31393

88. When you alone so many and so great

First Line:: When you alone so many and so great
Last Line:: In chandlers' shops at best but plums and spice
Author:: Sir William Petty (Confident)
DMI number:: 42211

89. Who laugh at virtue yet secure of fame

First Line:: Who laugh at virtue yet secure of fame
Last Line:: And know the joys that wit and wine can give
DMI number:: 3875

90. Whoever thou art whose forward years are bent

First Line:: Whoever thou art whose forward years are bent
Last Line:: But what thou art and find the beggar there
Author:: John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:: 7256

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