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391. Windham this verse to thee the muse commends

First Line:
Windham this verse to thee the muse commends
Last Line:
And share with Dodington's an equal praise
DMI number:
17848

392. With Edward's ensigns while great George is decked

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With Edward's ensigns while great George is decked
Last Line:
And haughtier Austria would not boast a throne
DMI number:
28819

393. William of English youth the joy and praise

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William of English youth the joy and praise
Last Line:
The British nation's honour young and old
DMI number:
28864

394. Why should we boast of Arthur and his knights

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Why should we boast of Arthur and his knights
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But St George met the dragon and turned him over and over | St George he was for England | St Dennis was for France | Sing hony soit qui mal y pense
DMI number:
42515

395. Why should we boast of Laius and his knights

First Line:
Why should we boast of Laius and his knights
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Was like a bond slave fettered within Jane Shore's all conquering thighs | Jane Shore she was for England Queen Frederick was for France | Sing honi soit qui mal y pense
DMI number:
11407

396. Without the pomp from ages handed down

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Without the pomp from ages handed down
Last Line:
Posterity shall boast to follow you
DMI number:
28755

397. Yes these are the meadows the shrubs and the plains

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Yes these are the meadows the shrubs and the plains
Last Line:
That again we may meet and to lose her no more
DMI number:
27175

398. Yes to the sages be it told

First Line:
Yes to the sages be it told
Last Line:
To Celia or her maid
Author:
Fulke Greville (Absolute)
DMI number:
28329

399. Ye breezes mild and gentle gales

First Line:
Ye breezes mild and gentle gales
Last Line:
Far hence in foreign lands to drag the galling chain
DMI number:
22049

400. Ye sordid wretches chained to rules

First Line:
Ye sordid wretches chained to rules
Last Line:
Airy tipsy gay as we
Author:
William Woty (Absolute)
DMI number:
28330