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1501. Rare gifts of grace and nature brightly shone

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Rare gifts of grace and nature brightly shone
Last Line:
But that we hope it fares well with his soul
DMI number:
29309

1502. Rare virtues feature every grace

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Rare virtues feature every grace
Last Line:
Shall with divine increase resign
DMI number:
25277

1503. Rawlet's remains lodge in this humble cave

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Rawlet's remains lodge in this humble cave
Last Line:
He rests with greater honour but less cost
DMI number:
29040

1504. Read this and weep but not for me

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Read this and weep but not for me
Last Line:
Blame not my haste to happiness
DMI number:
23071

1505. Scarce had the tender hand of time

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Scarce had the tender hand of time
Last Line:
A rainbow and a shower
DMI number:
36022

1506. Robin earl of Huntingdon

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Robin earl of Huntingdon
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May England never know again
DMI number:
37008

1507. Roger lies here before his hour

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Roger lies here before his hour
Last Line:
Thus doth the gardener lose his flower
DMI number:
34051

1508. Rome once subdued the world by war

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Rome once subdued the world by war
Last Line:
Alcides' club for Luther's quill is stronger
DMI number:
33057

1509. Rome's old new fraud in Cobham's fraud we view

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Rome's old new fraud in Cobham's fraud we view
Last Line:
Rome's malice and thy innocence display
DMI number:
29476

1510. Roper and Ridpath both at once we read

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Roper and Ridpath both at once we read
Last Line:
Were twain when living but in death are one
DMI number:
16454