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1651. To refuse just praise

First Line:
To refuse just praise
Last Line:
Is an extreme worse than man's over-weening | Opinion of himself
Author:
Thomas Nabbes [Nabbs] (Absolute)
DMI number:
17268

1652. To rob the hireling of his due abhor

First Line:
To rob the hireling of his due abhor
Last Line:
And never in the least afflict the poor
DMI number:
30312

1653. To see a play I call no heinous crime

First Line:
To see a play I call no heinous crime
Last Line:
Perhaps and but perhaps without offence
DMI number:
32128

1654. To fools the treasures dug from wisdom's mine

First Line:
To fools the treasures dug from wisdom's mine
Last Line:
Are jewels thrown to cocks and pearls to swine
DMI number:
30730

1655. To friend and to foe

First Line:
To friend and to foe
Last Line:
Then let not these pastimes betray thee
DMI number:
42916

1656. To Fuscus the town's lover health I wish

First Line:
To Fuscus the town's lover health I wish
Last Line:
Save that I have not thee perfectly well
Author:
Sir Richard Fanshawe (Absolute)
DMI number:
42200

1657. To God give glory as he does command

First Line:
To God give glory as he does command
Last Line:
Tell no tales yourself nor mind what others tell
DMI number:
20594

1658. To have power to forgive

First Line:
To have power to forgive
Last Line:
To grant a pardon than condemn
Author:
Samuel Butler (Absolute)
DMI number:
9549

1659. To brag of benefits one hath bestown

First Line:
To brag of benefits one hath bestown
Last Line:
Is by the doer made an injury
Author:
Richard Brome (Absolute)
DMI number:
13727

1660. To break his word or lose his place

First Line:
To break his word or lose his place
Last Line:
Right solid consolation
DMI number:
38574