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781. They are very careful to oblige at first

First Line:
They are very careful to oblige at first
Last Line:
When poor too humble and when rich too proud
Author:
Edward Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
30391

782. This for an hundred pounds engaged to me

First Line:
This for an hundred pounds engaged to me
Last Line:
Poundage is due for every sum I hear
DMI number:
43585

783. There is a wretch the greatest wretch alive

First Line:
There is a wretch the greatest wretch alive
Last Line:
Nor doth he sink to meet with adverse fate
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
27877

784. There lived in France as ancient stories tell

First Line:
There lived in France as ancient stories tell
Last Line:
With wealth enough for us and something for our wives
Author:
Henry Travers (Absolute)
DMI number:
22384

785. There lived long ago in a country place

First Line:
There lived long ago in a country place
Last Line:
And she scorned to prove false for the lucre of gain
DMI number:
17733

786. They who in life oppress and then bequeath

First Line:
They who in life oppress and then bequeath
Last Line:
Disgorge the liquor which they cannot keep
DMI number:
17391

787. Thieves may break locks and with your cash retire'

First Line:
Thieves may break locks and with your cash retire'
Last Line:
That is the only wealth for ever yours
DMI number:
27421

788. This is my last will | I insist on it still

First Line:
This is my last will | I insist on it still
Last Line:
This twelfth of July | In the year seventy
DMI number:
33584

789. This is the best world that we live in

First Line:
This is the best world that we live in
Last Line:
It is the worst world that ever was known
DMI number:
17373

790. This lettered stone to mortals kind conceals

First Line:
This lettered stone to mortals kind conceals
Last Line:
That souls are mortal and material too
Author:
William Stevenson (Absolute)
DMI number:
26841