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601. What say you sirs do ye think my lady'll scape

First Line:
What say you sirs do ye think my lady'll scape
Last Line:
But storm and we can answer our surrender
Author:
Sir John Vanbrugh (Absolute)
DMI number:
35921

602. What mighty wonders have been done

First Line:
What mighty wonders have been done
Last Line:
Will terminate in shame
DMI number:
12182

603. What part of man may that part be

First Line:
What part of man may that part be
Last Line:
Each marriage is made up or crossed
DMI number:
41958

604. Well then my gentle night piece maid

First Line:
Well then my gentle night piece maid
Last Line:
And boast religion without any
Author:
Jonathan Smedley (Confident)
DMI number:
10499

605. What could my friend your barbarous blade engage

First Line:
What could my friend your barbarous blade engage
Last Line:
The guilty part that injured thee remains
DMI number:
15722

606. What Crispulus is that in a new gown

First Line:
What Crispulus is that in a new gown
Last Line:
He does thy business Coracine for thee
DMI number:
12763

607. What days so lewd as these our own

First Line:
What days so lewd as these our own
Last Line:
And gave it in her nether eye
DMI number:
21909

608. What days so lewd as these our own

First Line:
What days so lewd as these our own
Last Line:
Excels in virtue much the last
DMI number:
22638

609. What down in the dirt by St Leonard her grace

First Line:
What down in the dirt by St Leonard her grace
Last Line:
If he guess right in this be pardoned for all
DMI number:
4886

610. What is that you call a maidenhead

First Line:
What is that you call a maidenhead
Last Line:
This by a maidenhead is meant
DMI number:
43094