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221. We two in fair and in foul weather

First Line:
We two in fair and in foul weather
Last Line:
Less you'll rejoice and less will grieve
DMI number:
28006

222. Well what shall we say to this marriage so odd

First Line:
Well what shall we say to this marriage so odd
Last Line:
When tis long as tis broad and broad as tis long
DMI number:
37967

223. What curled pate youth is he that sitteth there

First Line:
What curled pate youth is he that sitteth there
Last Line:
He doth thy business I dare lay my life
Author:
Sir John Harington (Absolute)
DMI number:
13212

224. Were I who am not of the Romish tribe

First Line:
Were I who am not of the Romish tribe
Last Line:
Marriage and penance always were the same
DMI number:
18848

225. When Adam sinned at our expense

First Line:
When Adam sinned at our expense
Last Line:
The certain plague of wife
DMI number:
7209

226. When ancient Bess was England's queen

First Line:
When ancient Bess was England's queen
Last Line:
And push us into bed
DMI number:
36863

227. What woes must such an equal union bring

First Line:
What woes must such an equal union bring
Last Line:
Once more unite the living to the dead
Author:
William Broome (Absolute)
DMI number:
36252

228. What sweet miss Meredith of Chester

First Line:
What sweet miss Meredith of Chester
Last Line:
A wretch who soon must swing for treason
DMI number:
30590

229. When England's Proteus first a helpmeet took

First Line:
When England's Proteus first a helpmeet took
Last Line:
That had too much this too little brains
DMI number:
12718

230. When late his grace at Naples did expire

First Line:
When late his grace at Naples did expire
Last Line:
A loss which she as widowed twice doth mourn
DMI number:
27638