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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. O doctor learned as ever filled a chair

First Line:: O doctor learned as ever filled a chair
Last Line:: Employ each well in gratitude to heaven
DMI number:: 27501

3. Oh fortune is your justice lost

First Line:: Oh fortune is your justice lost
Last Line:: When grooms have gold upon their back
DMI number:: 27953

4. Poor poet Dogrel's house consumed by fire

First Line:: Poor poet Dogrel's house consumed by fire
Last Line:: To burn the house and not the master too
DMI number:: 27987

5. Selius asserts there is no providence

First Line:: Selius asserts there is no providence
Last Line:: And what is more is courted too and thrives
DMI number:: 27379

6. Thieves may break locks and with your cash retire'

First Line:: Thieves may break locks and with your cash retire'
Last Line:: That is the only wealth for ever yours
DMI number:: 27421

7. Twas from a spout which pours into the street

First Line:: Twas from a spout which pours into the street
Last Line:: If waters stab where can we be secure
DMI number:: 27378

8. Tom about one was from the tavern come

First Line:: Tom about one was from the tavern come
Last Line:: To make of Tom the best dead man alive
DMI number:: 27579

9. You whom your country's honours high do raise

First Line:: You whom your country's honours high do raise
Last Line:: Not one prolongs but one still cuts the thread
DMI number:: 27384