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481. He that will not merry merry be

First Line:
He that will not merry merry be
Last Line:
And me be put in his stead
DMI number:
17457

482. He that will not merry merry be

First Line:
He that will not merry merry be
Last Line:
And me put in his stead | Let him be merry &c
DMI number:
775

483. Hence come our sugars from canary isles

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Hence come our sugars from canary isles
Last Line:
To the worlds treasure pay their sundry tributes
DMI number:
43722

484. 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

485. Hence from Bacchus' hallowed shrine

First Line:
Hence from Bacchus' hallowed shrine
Last Line:
He he shall drain the sparkling bowl
Author:
Edward Burnaby Greene (Speculation)
DMI number:
31489

486. Hence restless care and low design

First Line:
Hence restless care and low design
Last Line:
Since punch and life so well agree
Author:
Thomas Blacklock (Absolute)
DMI number:
25482

487. 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

488. Hence turning on the left down Dutchy-lane

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Hence turning on the left down Dutchy-lane
Last Line:
Into the Thames when one is drunk with flip
DMI number:
10753

489. Hence we for order cannot well be kept

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Hence we for order cannot well be kept
Last Line:
He'll never want custom while his drink is good
DMI number:
10351

490. Hence we through Magpie alley cross the way

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Hence we through Magpie alley cross the way
Last Line:
By fair means what the snob has gained by foul
DMI number:
10749