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1181. When Dryden's clown unknowing what he sought

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When Dryden's clown unknowing what he sought
Last Line:
The filth they leave still points out where they crawl
DMI number:
36023

1182. When Aesop lived each breathing creature

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When Aesop lived each breathing creature
Last Line:
His fault was doing things too much
DMI number:
36420

1183. What wit so sharp is found in age or youth

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What wit so sharp is found in age or youth
Last Line:
First charms their sense whom she hath marked for death
DMI number:
14704

1184. When gay Petronius to correct the age

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When gay Petronius to correct the age
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And loath the vice thus shown without a veil
DMI number:
10315

1185. When glorious Ormond as beloved as great

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When glorious Ormond as beloved as great
Last Line:
Or like him ever rise to us again
DMI number:
43645

1186. When heaven provoked by evil deeds

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When heaven provoked by evil deeds
Last Line:
Nor left one tempting woman
DMI number:
24835

1187. What strange adventure what now unlook't for arrival

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What strange adventure what now unlook't for arrival
Last Line:
Dead lies his carcass but fame shall live to the world's end
DMI number:
49902

1188. What strange adventure' what now unlookt for arrival

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What strange adventure' what now unlookt for arrival
Last Line:
Dead lies his carcass but fame shall live to the world's end
DMI number:
49701

1189. What strepitantious noise is it that sounds

First Line:
What strepitantious noise is it that sounds
Last Line:
Pharetra to make loyal his own cities
DMI number:
3661

1190. What stronger breast-plate than a heart untainted

First Line:
What stronger breast-plate than a heart untainted
Last Line:
Whose conscience with injustice is corrupted
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
15752