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11. As grave Fidelia with some neighbours sat

First Line:
As grave Fidelia with some neighbours sat
Last Line:
To satisfy their curiosity
DMI number:
7664

12. As a shepherd in the field sat tenting his sheep

First Line:
As a shepherd in the field sat tenting his sheep
Last Line:
The number of sheep that I've now left behind
DMI number:
7576

13. As I walked forth one evening in the spring

First Line:
As I walked forth one evening in the spring
Last Line:
Being equal distant from each corner tree
DMI number:
7609

14. Betwixt twa tods a crawing cock

First Line:
Betwixt twa tods a crawing cock
Last Line:
Tailziors ar tyrants in killing of lyce
DMI number:
38497

15. Betwixt two suitors sat a lady fair

First Line:
Betwixt two suitors sat a lady fair
Last Line:
She gave or him she took the garland from
Author:
William Basse (Absolute)
DMI number:
42015

16. Blessed with good health and with a fair estate

First Line:
Blessed with good health and with a fair estate
Last Line:
So good sir be pleased to send me your answer
DMI number:
7830

17. By what means may I know most certainly

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By what means may I know most certainly
Last Line:
Although some hundred thousands on each side there were
DMI number:
7503

18. Can storied urn or animated bust

First Line:
Can storied urn or animated bust
Last Line:
Or flattery soothe the dull cold ear of death
DMI number:
40591

19. Canst thou shepherd canst thou tell

First Line:
Canst thou shepherd canst thou tell
Last Line:
What it is to love too well
DMI number:
33662

20. Dear Sir I beseech you to give me a lift

First Line:
Dear Sir I beseech you to give me a lift
Last Line:
Your tres humble servant's gone to heaven in a string
DMI number:
7541