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331. When a lady like me condescends to agree

First Line:
When a lady like me condescends to agree
Last Line:
And so he should be on each morning
DMI number:
863

332. When Titan with his splendid rays had blessed

First Line:
When Titan with his splendid rays had blessed
Last Line:
All this is very true I do protest | Cum multis aliis quae nunc perscribere longum est
DMI number:
10684

333. When tender ewes brought home with evening's sun

First Line:
When tender ewes brought home with evening's sun
Last Line:
And sat safe shadowed with the eagle's wings
Author:
Robert Greene (Absolute)
DMI number:
44805

334. Where mid Italia's ever sunny lands

First Line:
Where mid Italia's ever sunny lands
Last Line:
Let children parents lovers virtue speak
DMI number:
23192

335. While various birds in tuneful consort sing

First Line:
While various birds in tuneful consort sing
Last Line:
And lights up fortitude with friendships beams
DMI number:
17516

336. While with a strong and yet a gentle hand

First Line:
While with a strong and yet a gentle hand
Last Line:
Like Joseph's sheaves pay reverence and bow
Author:
Edmund Waller (Absolute)
DMI number:
3509

337. Whilst strong callibiates does my nerves inflame

First Line:
Whilst strong callibiates does my nerves inflame
Last Line:
And make his name immortal for his care
DMI number:
15339

338. Who is more bold then is the Bayard blind

First Line:
Who is more bold then is the Bayard blind
Last Line:
As think to rule when that ye come to age
Author:
Nicholas Kervile [Carvell] (Speculation) & James Calfhill (Absolute)
DMI number:
13145

339. Who tell us matters go not well in

First Line:
Who tell us matters go not well in
Last Line:
This land of gentlemen we dwell in
DMI number:
24472

340. Who trusts their idle murmur

First Line:
Who trusts their idle murmur
Last Line:
Should do those things which vulgard dare not see
Author:
Thomas Goffe [Gough] (Absolute)
DMI number:
16752