Page |
Text |
Incipit |
Short Title/Biblio |
1 |
As virtue from hence was banished (fl) |
//3345/11+//71+2+/57//1+2+3/63+4//2+/55 |
Patron, 1729 |
3 |
Oh! leave him Jove (fl) |
//11+/76//54/345//43/21//1+1+ |
Patron, 1729 |
4 |
How constant they come (fl) |
//1+1+7/1+5//654/334//5515/62+6 |
Patron, 1729 |
7 |
Why charmer why (fl) |
//1+/2+3+4+//3+3//61+/76//54/3 |
Patron, 1729 |
8 |
You statesmen with resistless grace (fl) |
//43/212//27-/12//43/21//7-12/11 |
Patron, 1729 |
10 |
Your statesmen brave and wise (fl) |
//53+/2+7//1+2+/3+6//53/45//671+6/71+ |
Patron, 1729 |
11 |
Shall the thieves watch all night (fl) |
//555//543//456//25 |
Patron, 1729 |
13 |
Marriage is a mutual blessing (fl) |
//15-/6-7-1//23432/7-6-5-//15-/6-7-1 |
Patron, 1729 |
15 |
Pimping is the trade best thrives (fl) |
//1+7/1+2+//1+7/6//76/71+//6/5 |
Patron, 1729 |
17 |
Let sots that can serve (fl) |
//123/15-//123-/11//217-/6-5-4-//5- |
Patron, 1729 |
18 |
Let state chitts want resolution (fl) |
//17-6-/5-1//24/31//32-1/7-6-//7-1/2 |
Patron, 1729 |
20 |
That pimp's in a piteous condition (fl) |
//15/565//4/334//51/217-//1 |
Patron, 1729 |
22 |
Ne'er scents so sweet the budding rose (fl) |
//12/34//56/765//671+/2+75//1+ |
Patron, 1729 |
24 |
What tho' wiley politicians (fl) |
//1232//15-//1232//17-1 |
Patron, 1729 |
25 |
I can hate him yet forbear him (fl) |
//6-6/53//67/1+1//23/432//35/66- |
Patron, 1729 |
27 |
See like the Sun thy spouse appears (fl) |
//1+63/671+//71+2/57//1+64/21+7 |
Patron, 1729 |
31 |
My lord, because he lik'd my wife (fl) |
//11/33//22/434//51/4321//7-/1 |
Patron, 1729 |
32 |
Most courtiers will promise a place (fl) |
//365/654321//7-122/217-//123/311 |
Patron, 1729 |
35 |
Lay aside all anger (fl) |
//5432/31//31+/1+76//5432/17-12 |
Patron, 1729 |