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161.
There's a new set of rakes entitled Mohocks
First Line:
There's a new set of rakes entitled Mohocks
Last Line:
When you're hanged you'll be quite out of danger
DMI number:
342
162.
Thou serviceable timber hold thy own
First Line:
Thou serviceable timber hold thy own
Last Line:
Papists you'd be and wood and bread adore
DMI number:
11918
163.
Though I do by a sinner lie
First Line:
Though I do by a sinner lie
Last Line:
Translates the soul to paradise
DMI number:
29927
164.
Though Madam Money look both brisk and gay
First Line:
Though Madam Money look both brisk and gay
Last Line:
But that pecuniae obediunt omnia
DMI number:
43297
165.
Thus the gay spring is still in summer lost
First Line:
Thus the gay spring is still in summer lost
Last Line:
But who would think it should be nipped by frost
DMI number:
5225
166.
Tis hard to judge with human wit
First Line:
Tis hard to judge with human wit
Last Line:
How to be proof against such charms
DMI number:
2288
167.
To what a height is impious murder grown
First Line:
To what a height is impious murder grown
Last Line:
If with fellonious hands we stop our breath
DMI number:
6420
168.
Tis true to compliment the dead
First Line:
Tis true to compliment the dead
Last Line:
Chained to the lofty wheels of his triumphant car
Author:
Samuel Butler (Absolute)
DMI number:
1101
169.
To be a prisoner hated loathed and scorned
First Line:
To be a prisoner hated loathed and scorned
Last Line:
To law and drink a scandal and a slave
DMI number:
42385
170.
Twas hot and our olympic charioter
First Line:
Twas hot and our olympic charioter
Last Line:
I wish who has the horse may have the halter
Author:
Alexander Brome (Speculation)
DMI number:
5594
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