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51. Labour and let thy hands procure relief

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Labour and let thy hands procure relief
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In life a thousand various good employs
DMI number:
30470

52. Let no surfeit in your harbour

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Let no surfeit in your harbour
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Now from corruption clean and free
DMI number:
23492

53. Let not past troubles through thy fancy run

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Let not past troubles through thy fancy run
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What once has happened never can be undone
DMI number:
30327

54. Let not past troubles through thy fancy run

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Let not past troubles through thy fancy run
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What once hath happened never can be undone
DMI number:
30388

55. Let justice in thy measures still prevail

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Let justice in thy measures still prevail
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Equal thy balance even be thy scale
DMI number:
30310

56. Let justice vindicate thy goods or life

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Let justice vindicate thy goods or life
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Soft words are useful strife engenders strife
DMI number:
30337

57. Let public love inspire each generous soul

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Let public love inspire each generous soul
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And every part be useful to the whole
DMI number:
30317

58. Make no encroachments on thy neighbours grounds

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Make no encroachments on thy neighbours grounds
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Nor hurt nor hindered in their growth by thee
DMI number:
30319

59. Melpomene whom Jove our father deigns

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Melpomene whom Jove our father deigns
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Which to correct or change exceeds our might
Author:
Sir Thomas Hawkins (Absolute)
DMI number:
42055

60. No sooner is one harvest in

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No sooner is one harvest in
Last Line:
In sowing now your wheat and rye
DMI number:
23489