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1. For fools are stubborn in their way

First Line:
For fools are stubborn in their way
Last Line:
As when tis in a wrong belief
DMI number:
39987

2. For he that has but impudence

First Line:
For he that has but impudence
Last Line:
To all the world may lay his claim
DMI number:
39717

3. For various thoughts began to bustle

First Line:
For various thoughts began to bustle
Last Line:
Besets my puzzled wits about
DMI number:
39480

4. He still resolved to mend the matter

First Line:
He still resolved to mend the matter
Last Line:
His freaks appeared to sit the closer
DMI number:
39986

5. In London streets is often seen

First Line:
In London streets is often seen
Last Line:
We must expect a ruined land
DMI number:
1103

6. It is no scandal nor aspersion

First Line:
It is no scandal nor aspersion
Last Line:
To make them pass for wonderous wise
DMI number:
40052

7. Of all the sots with which the nation's cursed

First Line:
Of all the sots with which the nation's cursed
Last Line:
Tis better live a fop than die a fool
DMI number:
1116

8. Quoth Hudibras the case is clear

First Line:
Quoth Hudibras the case is clear
Last Line:
Men's principles by what they do
DMI number:
39534

9. So sullenly addicted still

First Line:
So sullenly addicted still
Last Line:
The more they're cudgeled grow the stiffer
DMI number:
39985

10. So a wild tartar when he spies

First Line:
So a wild tartar when he spies
Last Line:
As in another is destroyed &c
Author:
Samuel Butler (Absolute)
DMI number:
14087