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1041. My Ratcliff when thy rechless youth offends

First Line:
My Ratcliff when thy rechless youth offends
Last Line:
But Wyatt said true the scar does aye endure
Author:
Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:
49515

1042. My Ratcliff when thy reckless youth offends

First Line:
My Ratcliff when thy reckless youth offends
Last Line:
But Wyatt said true the scar does aye endure
Author:
Henry Howard (Absolute)
DMI number:
49277

1043. My reward is power | An outward trifle bought with inward peace

First Line:
My reward is power | An outward trifle bought with inward peace
Last Line:
When feverish love the people's fit shall cease
Author:
Sir William Davenant (Absolute)
DMI number:
17253

1044. My lord to celebrate your praise

First Line:
My lord to celebrate your praise
Last Line:
That monument of woe
DMI number:
35964

1045. My lord you're hurt by foolish praise

First Line:
My lord you're hurt by foolish praise
Last Line:
Yon Aspin form your bust
DMI number:
35963

1046. My lord your filly's hardly broke

First Line:
My lord your filly's hardly broke
Last Line:
And scald you with the kettle
DMI number:
35960

1047. My lord | I'd praise your lordship but you've had your share

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My lord | I'd praise your lordship but you've had your share
Last Line:
Else Essex will be thought the stouter man
DMI number:
4946

1048. My Lord | The bard who with ambitious tongue

First Line:
My Lord | The bard who with ambitious tongue
Last Line:
Like a blurred blotted and false printed book
DMI number:
18813

1049. My lord | The muse which with ambitious lay

First Line:
My lord | The muse which with ambitious lay
Last Line:
To animate once more corporeal frames
DMI number:
3040

1050. My lord | While flattering crowds officiously appear

First Line:
My lord | While flattering crowds officiously appear
Last Line:
Because the centre of it is above
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
3816