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291. That C--- drinks hard and late in taverns sits

First Line:
That C--- drinks hard and late in taverns sits
Last Line:
That C---k was ever drunk with too much thought
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:
3609

292. That Lesly's the bull every reader may know

First Line:
That Lesly's the bull every reader may know
Last Line:
The frog's the resemblance of Daniel de Foe
DMI number:
6440

293. Tell me Le Vayer whence does it arise

First Line:
Tell me Le Vayer whence does it arise
Last Line:
The fool of all men is the best content
DMI number:
8805

294. Swift Sandy Young and Gay

First Line:
Swift Sandy Young and Gay
Last Line:
For who the trash will read
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
1226

295. T' exalt the soul or make the heart sincere

First Line:
T' exalt the soul or make the heart sincere
Last Line:
Thy form thy changes and thy authors sing
Author:
Walter Harte (Absolute)
DMI number:
2924

296. That old manuscript lend me to Bentley says Boyle

First Line:
That old manuscript lend me to Bentley says Boyle
Last Line:
For nor orange nor doctor a bishop will make
DMI number:
13035

297. That we have wooden horses at our doors

First Line:
That we have wooden horses at our doors
Last Line:
To say thy garret has an a---ss within
Author:
Sir Richard Blackmore (Speculation)
DMI number:
3621

298. The clock struck twelve and sleepless echo caught

First Line:
The clock struck twelve and sleepless echo caught
Last Line:
Spoke the warm raptures of a bliss divine
DMI number:
37754

299. The common shore of this poetic town

First Line:
The common shore of this poetic town
Last Line:
His mistress lost and yet his pen's his sword
Author:
George Villiers (Speculation)
DMI number:
4858

300. The craven rook and pert jackdaw

First Line:
The craven rook and pert jackdaw
Last Line:
Becomes a precious mummy dead
DMI number:
2766