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1. For Wilford wept first men then air also

First Line:
For Wilford wept first men then air also
Last Line:
And earth his corpse say me why should they weep
Author:
Nicholas Grimald (Absolute)
DMI number:
49399

2. Here lie the bones of Dr Friend

First Line:
Here lie the bones of Dr Friend
Last Line:
His reputation cracked and then he died
DMI number:
35094

3. In memory of Francis Bell

First Line:
In memory of Francis Bell
Last Line:
All praises to the heavenly king
Author:
William le Tans'ur (Absolute)
DMI number:
36790

4. Me thought of late when lord Mautravers died

First Line:
Me thought of late when lord Mautravers died
Last Line:
Yet never had I juster cause to weep
Author:
Nicholas Grimald (Absolute)
DMI number:
49406

5. Richard Nordell lieth buried here

First Line:
Richard Nordell lieth buried here
Last Line:
Think on this
DMI number:
33805

6. Robert Lee esquire his body is buried here

First Line:
Robert Lee esquire his body is buried here
Last Line:
This good remembrance after death shall still renew the fame
DMI number:
33922

7. The grisley ghosts which walk below in black Cocytus lakes

First Line:
The grisley ghosts which walk below in black Cocytus lakes
Last Line:
What he is now we must be all his funeral then view
DMI number:
49157

8. The honourable merchant John Pickering

First Line:
The honourable merchant John Pickering
Last Line:
Whose soul and all Christians for charity remember
DMI number:
33806

9. The worthy Wilford's body which alive

First Line:
The worthy Wilford's body which alive
Last Line:
Farewell may England say hard is my chance
Author:
Nicholas Grimald (Absolute)
DMI number:
49398

10. When Audley had run out his race and ended were his days

First Line:
When Audley had run out his race and ended were his days
Last Line:
His name in earth his sprite above deserves to be well-placed
Author:
Thomas Churchyard (Absolute)
DMI number:
49447