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41. Hail matchless queen whose worth each deed displays

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Hail matchless queen whose worth each deed displays
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The building's beauty and the builder's praise
DMI number:
11000

42. Happily housed these Lares are

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Happily housed these Lares are
Last Line:
Then might the Lares laugh and sing
DMI number:
5714

43. Happily housed these Lares are

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Happily housed these Lares are
Last Line:
Then might the merry Lares sing
DMI number:
25204

44. Grant me gods a little seat

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Grant me gods a little seat
Last Line:
When I ask a little more
DMI number:
22729

45. Great architect immortalize thy name

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Great architect immortalize thy name
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The prince of poets and the painters king
DMI number:
40078

46. Had Bromio only lived two summers more

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Had Bromio only lived two summers more
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His feat quite built and his last manor sold
DMI number:
17043

47. Had paving London streets in taste

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Had paving London streets in taste
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And B- the corner stone
DMI number:
31364

48. Have at thee to thine hits Will P--kney look

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Have at thee to thine hits Will P--kney look
Last Line:
He'd for each pound of's own two shillings pay
DMI number:
10363

49. Hence down through Mutton-lane we travel by

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Hence down through Mutton-lane we travel by
Last Line:
Make old knights wives look bright as any May days
DMI number:
10740

50. Hence to Cloaklane near Dowgate hill we steer

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Hence to Cloaklane near Dowgate hill we steer
Last Line:
When Vintner Pickard graced the city chair
DMI number:
10722