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2401. Ye virgin muses tune the lyre

First Line:
Ye virgin muses tune the lyre
Last Line:
His soul intombed by mortal clay
DMI number:
30413

2402. Ye weavers all of Spitalfields

First Line:
Ye weavers all of Spitalfields
Last Line:
His lordships coat his lordships king
DMI number:
13391

2403. Ye western gales whose genial breath

First Line:
Ye western gales whose genial breath
Last Line:
Bring peace upon your wings
Author:
William Whitehead (Absolute)
DMI number:
36002

2404. Ye whigs and dissenters what would you have done

First Line:
Ye whigs and dissenters what would you have done
Last Line:
Whilst the church and Sacheverell and Anna go round | Fill fill up a bowl &c | Here's a health &c
DMI number:
8070

2405. Ye whigs and eke you tories give ear to what I sing | For it is about the Chevalier that silly would-be king | He boasts of his nobility and when his race began

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Ye whigs and eke you tories give ear to what I sing | For it is about the Chevalier that silly would-be king | He boasts of his nobility and when his race began
Last Line:
With God preserve our glorious George and all his royal race | Ye whigs &c
DMI number:
11976

2406. Ye whom your country's sacred cause inspires

First Line:
Ye whom your country's sacred cause inspires
Last Line:
To shine in Britain's senate Britain's friend
DMI number:
18814

2407. Ye worthy patriots go on

First Line:
Ye worthy patriots go on
Last Line:
Go home and look after your w---s
Author:
Daniel Defoe (Absolute)
DMI number:
7798

2408. Ye wrong heads and strong heads attend to my strains

First Line:
Ye wrong heads and strong heads attend to my strains
Last Line:
Though often mistaking the head for the tail
DMI number:
36051

2409. Ye Yorkshire freeholders whose generous hearts

First Line:
Ye Yorkshire freeholders whose generous hearts
Last Line:
And the plough with our trade shall enrich us each year
DMI number:
11238

2410. Yes fickle Cambridge Perkins found this true

First Line:
Yes fickle Cambridge Perkins found this true
Last Line:
Melt down their Sejanus to pots and brass kettles
Author:
George Stepney (Absolute)
DMI number:
3968