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11.
Heaven knows the weakness of his roving mind
First Line:
Heaven knows the weakness of his roving mind
Last Line:
The priest could not out-preach you at St Roach
DMI number:
39953
12.
How comes it Perrault I would gladly know
First Line:
How comes it Perrault I would gladly know
Last Line:
And then no wonder if they meet no praise
DMI number:
8985
13.
How doubly sweet is Baville's air
First Line:
How doubly sweet is Baville's air
Last Line:
Nay what is worse a Jansenist
DMI number:
8980
14.
I grant Dangeau nobility in man
First Line:
I grant Dangeau nobility in man
Last Line:
That France has subjects worthy of their prince
Author:
John Oldham (Absolute)
DMI number:
8806
15.
My friend Bilain as yesterday
First Line:
My friend Bilain as yesterday
Last Line:
I have 'em all they're lasting ware
DMI number:
9441
16.
No I'll never wed nor be a married slave
First Line:
No I'll never wed nor be a married slave
Last Line:
Do marriage as a cursed infection shun
DMI number:
5785
17.
O happy wit whose rare and fruitful vein
First Line:
O happy wit whose rare and fruitful vein
Last Line:
Teach me then dear Moliere to rhyme no more
Author:
John Oldmixon (Confident)
DMI number:
8798
18.
No more my muse though satire may prevail
First Line:
No more my muse though satire may prevail
Last Line:
Give over tomorrow we'll begin again
DMI number:
8822
19.
Of all the creatures which earth's surface tread
First Line:
Of all the creatures which earth's surface tread
Last Line:
Man is a beast good faith as much as we
Author:
John Ozell (Absolute) & John Oldham (Absolute)
DMI number:
8864
20.
Richelieu in vain the famous Cid decried
First Line:
Richelieu in vain the famous Cid decried
Last Line:
The public did the poet's cause maintain
DMI number:
39955
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