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121. From Temple-Bar the news is spread

First Line:
From Temple-Bar the news is spread
Last Line:
We shall all see Jemmy's ghost in a very short space
DMI number:
18592

122. Gay Venus gentle queen of soft desire

First Line:
Gay Venus gentle queen of soft desire
Last Line:
For life's a cheat and love itself is vain
DMI number:
25886

123. From wanton scenes -- the show of fools

First Line:
From wanton scenes -- the show of fools
Last Line:
And seeks her native skies
DMI number:
32409

124. From worldly woe the mead of misbelief

First Line:
From worldly woe the mead of misbelief
Last Line:
His sprite in heaven shall triumph over thee
Author:
Thomas Norton (Absolute)
DMI number:
49495

125. Go happy ring who art about to bind

First Line:
Go happy ring who art about to bind
Last Line:
And that I die for her let the dear creature know
DMI number:
6749

126. Goddess of numbers and of thoughts sublime

First Line:
Goddess of numbers and of thoughts sublime
Last Line:
And peace restored shall wear her olive crown again
Author:
John Hughes (Absolute)
DMI number:
4568

127. Good angels snatched him eagerly on high

First Line:
Good angels snatched him eagerly on high
Last Line:
Nothing but elevated thoughts and gentle soft desires
Author:
John Sheffield (Absolute)
DMI number:
4241

128. Hail bard triumphant whose melodious breath

First Line:
Hail bard triumphant whose melodious breath
Last Line:
It has killed a poet in whose verse it lives
DMI number:
42558

129. Great Strafford worthy of that name though all

First Line:
Great Strafford worthy of that name though all
Last Line:
That his last action all the rest might crown
Author:
Sir John Denham (Absolute)
DMI number:
16678

130. Greet a ye bairns and bearded folk

First Line:
Greet a ye bairns and bearded folk
Last Line:
Wha will we get to fill his place | for now he's dead
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
28177