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1. Beneath a shady wood at break of day

First Line:: Beneath a shady wood at break of day
Last Line:: And wait the gentle pressure of her hand
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 25354

2. Chloe has wit I need must own

First Line:: Chloe has wit I need must own
Last Line:: That always follows it
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11301

3. Close by the entrance of the woodland plain

First Line:: Close by the entrance of the woodland plain
Last Line:: Fled from the Yate and clapped the cottage door
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 25353

4. Hail soft resplendent majesty of night

First Line:: Hail soft resplendent majesty of night
Last Line:: They climb the channel and overflow the mead
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11290

5. I sing the carols of two blithesome swains

First Line:: I sing the carols of two blithesome swains
Last Line:: Your herds have left the shades and soon will stray
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 25355

6. Let fools assert that good old Homer nods

First Line:: Let fools assert that good old Homer nods
Last Line:: And Venus sunk beneath old Colin's maid
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11299

7. Now tyrant god thy rule give over

First Line:: Now tyrant god thy rule give over
Last Line:: Shall over me a conquest make
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11295

8. Sad Philocles sighed to the wind

First Line:: Sad Philocles sighed to the wind
Last Line:: To another sad desperate swain
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11293

9. To close the prospect of the grassy plains

First Line:: To close the prospect of the grassy plains
Last Line:: For mirth it were to ken thee trip the plain
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 25357

10. Weak from its quickend rudiments in earth

First Line:: Weak from its quickend rudiments in earth
Last Line:: His son the genius of the age should shine
Author:: William Dawson (Absolute)
DMI number:: 11297