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301. First wheat and barley shall be sown

First Line:
First wheat and barley shall be sown
Last Line:
And I'll for rhyme write under | ---Amen
Author:
Samuel Wesley (Absolute)
DMI number:
5523

302. Five wives hath he dispatched she husbands five

First Line:
Five wives hath he dispatched she husbands five
Last Line:
And then one funeral may serve them both
DMI number:
27564

303. Exposed to all thou wilt less worthy seem

First Line:
Exposed to all thou wilt less worthy seem
Last Line:
I only wish thou mayst be understood
DMI number:
6788

304. Fear not thy husband will be kind

First Line:
Fear not thy husband will be kind
Last Line:
Then prithee make no more dispute
DMI number:
8189

305. Few know what care a husband's peace destroys

First Line:
Few know what care a husband's peace destroys
Last Line:
His real griefs and his dissembled joys
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
19086

306. Fie this engrossment is but mere conceit

First Line:
Fie this engrossment is but mere conceit
Last Line:
When more besides yourself have smelt your rose
Author:
Robert Baron (Absolute)
DMI number:
16442

307. Fie upon these | Unsanctified matches they make us loath

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Fie upon these | Unsanctified matches they make us loath
Last Line:
A more ungodly work than enclosing the commons
Author:
John Webster (Absolute)
DMI number:
16434

308. Fair lovely courteous dame whoever thou art

First Line:
Fair lovely courteous dame whoever thou art
Last Line:
Love him as he has loved the church you need not love him more
DMI number:
8096

309. Fair Margaret prudent temperate just

First Line:
Fair Margaret prudent temperate just
Last Line:
To bed with Sol withdrew
Author:
William Tully (Absolute)
DMI number:
12108

310. Fair one why cannot you an old man love

First Line:
Fair one why cannot you an old man love
Last Line:
Your elevation is for fifty two
Author:
Henry King (Absolute)
DMI number:
5607