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1341.
Ten pounds to a crown who will make the match
First Line:
Ten pounds to a crown who will make the match
Last Line:
Let trusty monsieur preingage your ready votes
DMI number:
44333
1342.
Th'auspicious morning does at last appear
First Line:
Th'auspicious morning does at last appear
Last Line:
Thus to her darling does her self address
DMI number:
6450
1343.
The ancient epilogue as critics write
First Line:
The ancient epilogue as critics write
Last Line:
Who think good breeding is akin to wit
Author:
John Gay (Absolute)
DMI number:
35389
1344.
The apes of all creatures for mischief most famed
First Line:
The apes of all creatures for mischief most famed
Last Line:
At dull tigers and panthers who knew not to trim
DMI number:
5293
1345.
The barren age of unbelief is past
First Line:
The barren age of unbelief is past
Last Line:
Where such conversion well improved may end
DMI number:
7679
1346.
The bath tis said gives brass a hue
First Line:
The bath tis said gives brass a hue
Last Line:
O that I leave to all the the nation
DMI number:
21705
1347.
Taxes ran high the Britons loud complained
First Line:
Taxes ran high the Britons loud complained
Last Line:
We soon shall have no coats to put it on
DMI number:
24819
1348.
Teach us the difference to know
First Line:
Teach us the difference to know
Last Line:
Whether we die by shot or rot
DMI number:
38520
1349.
That clergymen are changeable and teach
First Line:
That clergymen are changeable and teach
Last Line:
My practise give my doctrine here the lie
Author:
Alexander Brome (Absolute)
DMI number:
5625
1350.
That fellow H-rb-d deigns not to court our aid
First Line:
That fellow H-rb-d deigns not to court our aid
Last Line:
And let all see we still can rule the town
DMI number:
37199
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