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401. Death dost thou difficult us now to know

First Line:
Death dost thou difficult us now to know
Last Line:
She quickly clap her wings and soar away
Author:
Ralph Erskine (Absolute)
DMI number:
15285

402. Death hath no more respect to crowns

First Line:
Death hath no more respect to crowns
Last Line:
Than to the pates of meanest clowns
DMI number:
29580

403. Death her advantage hath of life I spy

First Line:
Death her advantage hath of life I spy
Last Line:
One husband with two wives at once may lie
DMI number:
29045

404. Death I recant and say unsaid by me

First Line:
Death I recant and say unsaid by me
Last Line:
Because the chain is broke though no link lost
Author:
John Donne (Absolute)
DMI number:
9232

405. Death in a doubt of thy last end did stand

First Line:
Death in a doubt of thy last end did stand
Last Line:
Because he saw thee on the mending hand
DMI number:
7554

406. Death is a common fortune sure to all

First Line:
Death is a common fortune sure to all
Last Line:
And sing a parting requiem to his dust
DMI number:
29354

407. Death is a debt to nature due

First Line:
Death is a debt to nature due
Last Line:
Which I have paid and so must you
DMI number:
25883

408. Death is a debt which all to nature owe

First Line:
Death is a debt which all to nature owe
Last Line:
Which in one constant course will always flow
DMI number:
3244

409. Death is a fisherman the world we see

First Line:
Death is a fisherman the world we see
Last Line:
And all is fish with him that comes to net
DMI number:
29304

410. Death is a pursuivant with eagle's wings

First Line:
Death is a pursuivant with eagle's wings
Last Line:
That strikes at poor men's doors and gates of kings
DMI number:
34975