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1711. Ten children in one grave a dreadful sight

First Line:
Ten children in one grave a dreadful sight
Last Line:
Till christ doth raise you and to glory take
DMI number:
29470

1712. Than Curius he more sober and more grave

First Line:
Than Curius he more sober and more grave
Last Line:
First what is best leaves what is not so gay
DMI number:
29339

1713. Tell marble tomb tell Britain's isle

First Line:
Tell marble tomb tell Britain's isle
Last Line:
Superior shines among mankind
DMI number:
25087

1714. Surprized by grief and sickness here I lie

First Line:
Surprized by grief and sickness here I lie
Last Line:
With those who have endured the heat of day
DMI number:
29357

1715. Surviving friend remember well

First Line:
Surviving friend remember well
Last Line:
Prepare for dissolution
DMI number:
34777

1716. Suth ye yer of grace

First Line:
Suth ye yer of grace
Last Line:
As mor plenner in his life se ther of men may
DMI number:
28865

1717. Sweet as the rose was Delia's early bloom

First Line:
Sweet as the rose was Delia's early bloom
Last Line:
I mix the patriot's with the lover's tears
DMI number:
35581

1718. Sweet babe whose birth inspired me with a song

First Line:
Sweet babe whose birth inspired me with a song
Last Line:
To strict embraces of celestial bliss
Author:
Sir John Beaumont (Absolute)
DMI number:
23911

1719. That death should thus from hence our butler catch

First Line:
That death should thus from hence our butler catch
Last Line:
The butlers gone the keys are left behind
Author:
Henry Parrot (Absolute)
DMI number:
29457

1720. That death should thus from hence our butler catch

First Line:
That death should thus from hence our butler catch
Last Line:
Though butler's gone the keys are left behind
DMI number:
34886