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91. What if thou sayest the thing thou dost not mean

First Line:
What if thou sayest the thing thou dost not mean
Last Line:
I'le mock my self and hope past hope alas
DMI number:
44531

92. What then remains are we deprived of will

First Line:
What then remains are we deprived of will
Last Line:
Oh that we loved our selves but half so well
DMI number:
40337

93. When from each thought a seed did spring

First Line:
When from each thought a seed did spring
Last Line:
They were as sweet as they were chaste
DMI number:
44463

94. When once the main spring hope is fallen into

First Line:
When once the main spring hope is fallen into
Last Line:
Confusedly up and down and settle no where
Author:
Sir John Suckling (Absolute)
DMI number:
15164

95. When in the opening of the youthful year

First Line:
When in the opening of the youthful year
Last Line:
Each gloomy thought clears up and I'm all blithe and gay
DMI number:
33600

96. When we of hopes or helps are quite bereaven

First Line:
When we of hopes or helps are quite bereaven
Last Line:
Our humble prayers have entrance into heaven
Author:
John Ford (Absolute)
DMI number:
17278

97. Whilst you are absent whom I sue

First Line:
Whilst you are absent whom I sue
Last Line:
And out of pity let me live
DMI number:
20720

98. Whilst your great queen did in dark shades confine

First Line:
Whilst your great queen did in dark shades confine
Last Line:
May he at last cover the loss of you
DMI number:
42849

99. Who would have thought there could have been

First Line:
Who would have thought there could have been
Last Line:
This is my state thy grace is this
DMI number:
43368

100. With him went hope in rank a handsome maid

First Line:
With him went hope in rank a handsome maid
Last Line:
Great liking unto many but true love to few
Author:
Edmund Spenser (Absolute)
DMI number:
15145