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311.
Some visit this place for their pleasure
First Line:
Some visit this place for their pleasure
Last Line:
I heartily wish you farewell
DMI number:
15300
312.
That all from Adam first began
First Line:
That all from Adam first began
Last Line:
Himself can fix or change his fate
Author:
Matthew Prior (Speculation)
DMI number:
16876
313.
Tak a wobster that is leill
First Line:
Tak a wobster that is leill
Last Line:
That deid corpse sall qwyknit be
DMI number:
37324
314.
Take back that heart you with such caution give
First Line:
Take back that heart you with such caution give
Last Line:
Must trick for trick expect to find
Author:
Aphra Behn (Absolute)
DMI number:
23513
315.
The clock struck eight the morning cleared
First Line:
The clock struck eight the morning cleared
Last Line:
To teach sad boors on Ignoramus Green
DMI number:
12300
316.
The curious vulgar could never devise
First Line:
The curious vulgar could never devise
Last Line:
And live like freemasons your lives to amend
DMI number:
28692
317.
The grammar rules instruct the tongue and pen
First Line:
The grammar rules instruct the tongue and pen
Last Line:
The masons taught in days of yore
DMI number:
29632
318.
The first part of my task is ended now
First Line:
The first part of my task is ended now
Last Line:
Another book now with that moneth reneweth
DMI number:
44532
319.
The callico trade
First Line:
The callico trade
Last Line:
And posteriors shine | When she is displayed in her buff | brave boys &c
DMI number:
10705
320.
The man whose heart from vice is clear
First Line:
The man whose heart from vice is clear
Last Line:
Enjoys the port of rest
DMI number:
22175
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