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251. The chiming bells from every steeple

First Line:
The chiming bells from every steeple
Last Line:
Uncase this moment and be gone
DMI number:
32079

252. The elephant is never won with anger

First Line:
The elephant is never won with anger
Last Line:
And not till then truly repents his errors
Author:
John Fletcher (Absolute)
DMI number:
20957

253. The faithful dog flies at the robber's throat

First Line:
The faithful dog flies at the robber's throat
Last Line:
From side to side as they can mend their bargain
Author:
George Granville (Absolute)
DMI number:
21179

254. The beard thick or thin

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The beard thick or thin
Last Line:
His land is well manured
DMI number:
42514

255. The bee the goose the calf

First Line:
The bee the goose the calf
Last Line:
For deeds and dead men's wills
DMI number:
41909

256. The bee the goose the sheep

First Line:
The bee the goose the sheep
Last Line:
For deeds and dead mens wills
DMI number:
43741

257. The master which in passion kills his slave

First Line:
The master which in passion kills his slave
Last Line:
The injury
Author:
Philip Massinger (Absolute)
DMI number:
16468

258. The rabble gather round the man of news

First Line:
The rabble gather round the man of news
Last Line:
And he that lies most loud is most believed
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
20365

259. The peasant is blest who in his cott

First Line:
The peasant is blest who in his cott
Last Line:
And may good deeds whenever I die | Record my fame
DMI number:
22551

260. The people in all general ills are prone

First Line:
The people in all general ills are prone
Last Line:
As if some breeze had stung em
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute) & Nathaniel Lee (Absolute)
DMI number:
20374