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271. How to live happiest how avoid the pains

First Line:
How to live happiest how avoid the pains
Last Line:
And in the original perused mankind
Author:
John Armstrong (Absolute)
DMI number:
30715

272. How venerable Turner's silver hairs

First Line:
How venerable Turner's silver hairs
Last Line:
And he lives twice who his past life enjoys
Author:
Basil Kennet (Absolute)
DMI number:
30703

273. How wretched is the state of foolish man

First Line:
How wretched is the state of foolish man
Last Line:
There can no happiness be found but in the lord thy god
DMI number:
1918

274. However great whoever you are

First Line:
However great whoever you are
Last Line:
Whose lofty masts the clouds divide
Author:
James Ward (Absolute)
DMI number:
7434

275. How pleasant a sailor's life passes

First Line:
How pleasant a sailor's life passes
Last Line:
Goes through the world brave boy
DMI number:
430

276. How pleasant a sailor's life passes

First Line:
How pleasant a sailor's life passes
Last Line:
Who merrily live till we die | Then why should &c
Author:
Lewis Theobald (Speculation)
DMI number:
2400

277. I care for neither prince nor state

First Line:
I care for neither prince nor state
Last Line:
Doctors cry hold you've drunk enough
DMI number:
44671

278. I am a country parson

First Line:
I am a country parson
Last Line:
As happy I live as a king
DMI number:
440

279. I am born to die I know

First Line:
I am born to die I know
Last Line:
I'll do nothing else but play
DMI number:
3543

280. I hate lay vulgar make no noise

First Line:
I hate lay vulgar make no noise
Last Line:
For wealth accompanied with toil
Author:
Sir Richard Fanshawe (Absolute)
DMI number:
42098