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1021. Victorious prince formed for supreme command

First Line:
Victorious prince formed for supreme command
Last Line:
Accept the humble but instructive song
Author:
Thomas Yalden (Absolute)
DMI number:
36236

1022. Virtue like yours my lord though plunged in night

First Line:
Virtue like yours my lord though plunged in night
Last Line:
And next to Carteret be their highest praise
Author:
Matthew Concanen (Confident)
DMI number:
1799

1023. Urge me not to be poorly great

First Line:
Urge me not to be poorly great
Last Line:
And still kiss on were all the world on fire
Author:
John Wilmot (Confident)
DMI number:
44554

1024. Usurping Cromwell hell's revengeful rod

First Line:
Usurping Cromwell hell's revengeful rod
Last Line:
Let harmless lambs and geese of them beware
DMI number:
36879

1025. Vain empty nothing that were lately all

First Line:
Vain empty nothing that were lately all
Last Line:
Served a dull property for base hidden ends
DMI number:
44318

1026. We came to Harburg late at night

First Line:
We came to Harburg late at night
Last Line:
And guards that year their sacred laws
Author:
John Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
29917

1027. We father Godden Gregory and all

First Line:
We father Godden Gregory and all
Last Line:
Or if you do we can absolve you for it
DMI number:
42351

1028. We galloped on to Harborough

First Line:
We galloped on to Harborough
Last Line:
She deigns to die with he's the mayor
DMI number:
38470

1029. We have pursued those plots thou didst invent

First Line:
We have pursued those plots thou didst invent
Last Line:
I'll make you presidents judges or juries
DMI number:
43108

1030. Watchful to shun those snares which would my peace destroy

First Line:
Watchful to shun those snares which would my peace destroy
Last Line:
And lop this love of change that gives such distant joy
Author:
Elizabeth I (Confident)
DMI number:
1027