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2551. What crowds and what officious throngs we see

First Line:
What crowds and what officious throngs we see
Last Line:
Who wants a pardon for sins of his own
DMI number:
6093

2552. What do members now ail

First Line:
What do members now ail
Last Line:
From the generous inquisition
DMI number:
4762

2553. What doubtful joy mixed with uncommon pains

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What doubtful joy mixed with uncommon pains
Last Line:
Nor let thy tears of blood be spent in vain
DMI number:
8054

2554. What epitaph shall we afford this shrine

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What epitaph shall we afford this shrine
Last Line:
Thou wert a Spenser and a Montague
DMI number:
23903

2555. What fast and pray

First Line:
What fast and pray
Last Line:
Sins whilst unrepented cannot be forgiven
DMI number:
4553

2556. What fools are all we lovers thus to own

First Line:
What fools are all we lovers thus to own
Last Line:
And only say that she is very she
DMI number:
43421

2557. What frantic madness has possessed mankind

First Line:
What frantic madness has possessed mankind
Last Line:
We hope will triumph with our gracious queen
DMI number:
8110

2558. What age is this we live in that we see

First Line:
What age is this we live in that we see
Last Line:
He's now retired to a more silent grave
Author:
Shackerley Marmion (Absolute)
DMI number:
18925

2559. What anxious thoughts and groundless fears

First Line:
What anxious thoughts and groundless fears
Last Line:
But by the everlasting word
DMI number:
26315

2560. What beauteous star invites the sight

First Line:
What beauteous star invites the sight
Last Line:
Redeemer of the world and mine
DMI number:
26252