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1. He fawns for more though he his thousands touch

First Line:: He fawns for more though he his thousands touch
Last Line:: Fortune gives none enough but some too much
DMI number:: 27990

2. Since you abroad love to fare plentifully

First Line:: Since you abroad love to fare plentifully
Last Line:: Will seldom taste deserts that is so free
DMI number:: 27633

3. So very fair and yet so very common

First Line:: So very fair and yet so very common
Last Line:: Would you were plainer or a better woman
DMI number:: 27567

4. Tell me say you and tell me without fear

First Line:: Tell me say you and tell me without fear
Last Line:: You are uneasy when the truth you hear
DMI number:: 27581

5. Thou true descendant of a worthy sire

First Line:: Thou true descendant of a worthy sire
Last Line:: May guard your country and may grace it too
DMI number:: 27457

6. Tom had a lad lame with a broken thigh

First Line:: Tom had a lad lame with a broken thigh
Last Line:: When poor Tom was the soberest man alive
DMI number:: 28264

7. Upon rich liveries no expense you spare

First Line:: Upon rich liveries no expense you spare
Last Line:: A little one it is and void of sense
DMI number:: 27375