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1. Bright Flavia ventured forth one day

First Line:
Bright Flavia ventured forth one day
Last Line:
And earth in pity sucks up all
DMI number:
6357

2. Farewell dear swain let neither seas nor wind

First Line:
Farewell dear swain let neither seas nor wind
Last Line:
Should rise and crowd themselves into a storm
DMI number:
11111

3. Hark the loud thunder rattles through the sky

First Line:
Hark the loud thunder rattles through the sky
Last Line:
The righteous one and tremble and rejoice
DMI number:
36410

4. Jove loved the fair and least his love should fail

First Line:
Jove loved the fair and least his love should fail
Last Line:
That such devotion harboured in a stone
DMI number:
5789

5. Like dew upon the grass when pleasure's sun

First Line:
Like dew upon the grass when pleasure's sun
Last Line:
Shines on your virtues all your virtue's done
Author:
Lewis Machin (Absolute) & William Barksted [Backsted or Baxter] (Absolute) & John Marston (Absolute)
DMI number:
17181

6. I saw fair Chloris walk alone

First Line:
I saw fair Chloris walk alone
Last Line:
To deck her froze into a gem
Author:
William Strode (Absolute) & Robert South (Speculation)
DMI number:
9959

7. I saw fair Delia all alone

First Line:
I saw fair Delia all alone
Last Line:
Then falling down her garment hem | final line illegible
DMI number:
7469

8. I that the winter's daughter am

First Line:
I that the winter's daughter am
Last Line:
By adding Cor to Nix
Author:
Sir John Davies (Speculation)
DMI number:
41930

9. Number the days the cloudy and the clear

First Line:
Number the days the cloudy and the clear
Last Line:
Doth penance daily yet sins all his life
DMI number:
44107

10. Number the days the cloudy and the clear

First Line:
Number the days the cloudy and the clear
Last Line:
The greatest numbers are more foul than fair
DMI number:
41906