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501. I have lost my mistress horse and wife

First Line:
I have lost my mistress horse and wife
Last Line:
I am sorry for my horse
DMI number:
18477

502. I dreamt my dear quoth Ralph to Jane

First Line:
I dreamt my dear quoth Ralph to Jane
Last Line:
A dream before that happened true
DMI number:
21725

503. I esteem it | No marriage but a well named rape where friends

First Line:
I esteem it | No marriage but a well named rape where friends
Last Line:
Being condemned not wedded to her husband
Author:
Robert Mead (Absolute)
DMI number:
16452

504. I find you old sot that your rising so soon

First Line:
I find you old sot that your rising so soon
Last Line:
And I'll mend my life thou shalt find for the future
Author:
Edward Ward (Confident)
DMI number:
5378

505. I have seriously weighed it and find it is just

First Line:
I have seriously weighed it and find it is just
Last Line:
This this and this only's the maid to my mind
DMI number:
40621

506. I hear the jealous husband cries

First Line:
I hear the jealous husband cries
Last Line:
She sees them in the night
DMI number:
32485

507. I hope now fair maiden yow'l not me denay

First Line:
I hope now fair maiden yow'l not me denay
Last Line:
And when shall we have such a wedding in our town
DMI number:
33227

508. I hope you'll own that with becoming art

First Line:
I hope you'll own that with becoming art
Last Line:
The fatherless and widow to your care
Author:
Eustace Budgell (Absolute)
DMI number:
17537

509. In that fair isle the garden of the main

First Line:
In that fair isle the garden of the main
Last Line:
The brave Philander and Cydippe fair
Author:
Thomas Cooke (Absolute)
DMI number:
25322

510. In that small island which extends before

First Line:
In that small island which extends before
Last Line:
And long remained with endless pleasures blest
DMI number:
8574