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121. Newton's no more by silence grief's expressed

First Line:
Newton's no more by silence grief's expressed
Last Line:
Lo here he lies his works proclaim the rest
DMI number:
15737

122. Now Lord or never they'll believe on thee

First Line:
Now Lord or never they'll believe on thee
Last Line:
Thou to their teeth hast proved thy deity
Author:
Richard Crashaw (Absolute)
DMI number:
16937

123. Not to be captious not unjustly fight

First Line:
Not to be captious not unjustly fight
Last Line:
Tis to confess what's wrong and do what's right
DMI number:
24965

124. O with a pace like thine would my pen go

First Line:
O with a pace like thine would my pen go
Last Line:
And shine like that like that let it be slow
DMI number:
17056

125. O merciful Jesu that brought man soul from hell

First Line:
O merciful Jesu that brought man soul from hell
Last Line:
Have mercy on the soul of Jane Belle
DMI number:
34050

126. Old lechers to rank leeks compared have been

First Line:
Old lechers to rank leeks compared have been
Last Line:
Whose heads though hoary have their tails yet green
DMI number:
16789

127. Old Orpheus played so well he moved old Nick

First Line:
Old Orpheus played so well he moved old Nick
Last Line:
While thou movest nothing but thy fiddle stick
DMI number:
12405

128. Old Orpheus played so well he moved old Nick

First Line:
Old Orpheus played so well he moved old Nick
Last Line:
Whilst thou movest nothing but thy fiddle stick
DMI number:
30959

129. Our God requireth the whole heart or none

First Line:
Our God requireth the whole heart or none
Last Line:
And yet he will accept a broken one
Author:
Thomas Jordan (Confident)
DMI number:
16684

130. Quick-Wit reports that his wild brother Randle

First Line:
Quick-Wit reports that his wild brother Randle
Last Line:
Hath loved a whore as a moth loves a candle
Author:
Thomas Jordan (Confident)
DMI number:
16942