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121.
Snarl on you never shall your purpose gain
First Line:
Snarl on you never shall your purpose gain
Last Line:
I scorn to meddle with a dirty fellow
DMI number:
27426
122.
Still in your mouth and at your fingers ends
First Line:
Still in your mouth and at your fingers ends
Last Line:
Where it begun all's common amongst friends
DMI number:
27346
123.
Soon may your new cut coppices revive
First Line:
Soon may your new cut coppices revive
Last Line:
Tell me what you yourself would freely hear
DMI number:
27492
124.
Sometimes a lawyer sometimes a divine
First Line:
Sometimes a lawyer sometimes a divine
Last Line:
You'll make a sorry dean or sergeant dead
DMI number:
27351
125.
Ten pounds I owe you call for in a pet
First Line:
Ten pounds I owe you call for in a pet
Last Line:
You who could lose two hundred pray lose ten
DMI number:
27977
126.
Ten thousand pounds in bank and South Sea funds
First Line:
Ten thousand pounds in bank and South Sea funds
Last Line:
Repeat it then as often as you will
DMI number:
27381
127.
That you like Thrasea or like Cato great
First Line:
That you like Thrasea or like Cato great
Last Line:
Give me the man who merits praise and lives
DMI number:
27312
128.
That you were born and ever since have lived
First Line:
That you were born and ever since have lived
Last Line:
And London I enjoy in you alone
DMI number:
27997
129.
That you would wed Sir John is very wise
First Line:
That you would wed Sir John is very wise
Last Line:
That he don't care to wed is no surprise
DMI number:
27628
130.
The ancients all your veneration have
First Line:
The ancients all your veneration have
Last Line:
Can hardly think it worth my while to die
DMI number:
27572
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