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2291. Whose body lieth buried here

First Line:
Whose body lieth buried here
Last Line:
Together with three sisters dear
DMI number:
29056

2292. Whose bones bestowed in grave so deep

First Line:
Whose bones bestowed in grave so deep
Last Line:
Kilkenny town doth safely keep
DMI number:
29324

2293. Whose heart too tender for to bear

First Line:
Whose heart too tender for to bear
Last Line:
Her spotless innocence declare
DMI number:
29749

2294. Whose sacred relics under this

First Line:
Whose sacred relics under this
Last Line:
Shall have a lasting fragrant fame
DMI number:
34562

2295. Whose tenderest love her husband ever blessed

First Line:
Whose tenderest love her husband ever blessed
Last Line:
Which bids adieu to friendship and to love
DMI number:
34288

2296. Whoso be that passeth by

First Line:
Whoso be that passeth by
Last Line:
Wherein no wretched caitiff lies
DMI number:
28863

2297. Whoso thou be that passeth by

First Line:
Whoso thou be that passeth by
Last Line:
Wherein no wretched caitiff lies
Author:
Samuel Clarke (Confident)
DMI number:
23874

2298. Why do the tuneful chorus join

First Line:
Why do the tuneful chorus join
Last Line:
Fired at thy worth shall strive to emulate
DMI number:
33808

2299. Why do we mourn departed friends

First Line:
Why do we mourn departed friends
Last Line:
To call them to his arms
DMI number:
34694

2300. With sacred slumbers blessed here Saon lies

First Line:
With sacred slumbers blessed here Saon lies
Last Line:
For think not reader that the good man dies
DMI number:
35740