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341. The breast of a goddess I once did alarm

First Line:: The breast of a goddess I once did alarm
Last Line:: On his Fatima's lips I'd again tempt my fate
Author:: Anna Miller [née Riggs] (Confident)
DMI number:: 35513

342. The pen which I now take and brandish

First Line:: The pen which I now take and brandish
Last Line:: If eat with Miller at Batheaston
DMI number:: 35488

343. The juggler called and all attentive round

First Line:: The juggler called and all attentive round
Last Line:: And time thy genuine glories shall attest
Author:: Samuel Whyte (Speculation)
DMI number:: 34444

344. The muse though late to thee the muse's friend

First Line:: The muse though late to thee the muse's friend
Last Line:: Grafton's my care for he took care of thee
DMI number:: 18172

345. The muses are ladies so bashful and shy

First Line:: The muses are ladies so bashful and shy
Last Line:: If you want to know more I shall wish you in France
Author:: Anna Miller [née Riggs] (Confident)
DMI number:: 35547

346. The ladies ordered me in name of all

First Line:: The ladies ordered me in name of all
Last Line:: And forced to go before we had been jobbed
DMI number:: 18107

347. The ladies who delight in play

First Line:: The ladies who delight in play
Last Line:: That guileful knave obtains their voice
DMI number:: 5174

348. The last sad May day know ye not

First Line:: The last sad May day know ye not
Last Line:: But I must make an end of my song | The candle's out
DMI number:: 44446

349. The spring's now in its infancy the spring

First Line:: The spring's now in its infancy the spring
Last Line:: That she by silence had her freedom lost | Let him to morrow love that never has loved | Let him to morrow that love's joys has proved
DMI number:: 8586

350. The sun his force abates tis three o'clock

First Line:: The sun his force abates tis three o'clock
Last Line:: And leave to subtle politics the men
DMI number:: 32476

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