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1951. Though for a time his presence we do lack

First Line:
Though for a time his presence we do lack
Last Line:
A short enjoyment now a longer then
DMI number:
28488

1952. Though for a while her presence we do lack

First Line:
Though for a while her presence we do lack
Last Line:
A short enjoyment now a longer then
DMI number:
34498

1953. Though Greece of unmatched strength and courage be

First Line:
Though Greece of unmatched strength and courage be
Last Line:
Who now in stately Thessaly liest dead
DMI number:
29906

1954. Thou mighty mars the lord of soldiers brave

First Line:
Thou mighty mars the lord of soldiers brave
Last Line:
And ever more of him shall live the best
Author:
James VI and I (Absolute)
DMI number:
28940

1955. Thou passenger that shalt have so much time

First Line:
Thou passenger that shalt have so much time
Last Line:
Shall raise the remnant bruise the serpent's head
Author:
Archibald Campbell (Absolute)
DMI number:
29753

1956. Thou passenger that shalt have so much time

First Line:
Thou passenger that shalt have so much time
Last Line:
Since going hence I enter endless glory
Author:
Archibald Campbell (Absolute)
DMI number:
34165

1957. Thou passenger that spies with gazing eyes

First Line:
Thou passenger that spies with gazing eyes
Last Line:
Though for his prince it most unhappy be
Author:
James VI and I (Absolute)
DMI number:
29764

1958. Thou passenger who spiest with gazing eyes

First Line:
Thou passenger who spiest with gazing eyes
Last Line:
Though for his prince he most unhappy be
DMI number:
29989

1959. Thou restest whose rest gives me a restless life

First Line:
Thou restest whose rest gives me a restless life
Last Line:
Whom enviously he parted me and you
DMI number:
34506

1960. Thou shalt do no murder nor shalt thou steal

First Line:
Thou shalt do no murder nor shalt thou steal
Last Line:
As I through boundless mercies hope to live
DMI number:
34659