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1861. The swain who owned yon rural cot

First Line:
The swain who owned yon rural cot
Last Line:
When freed from these terrestrial plains
Author:
Joseph Cockfield (Absolute)
DMI number:
32652

1862. The sweet remembrance of the just

First Line:
The sweet remembrance of the just
Last Line:
Till christ my king shall raise it to the blessed
DMI number:
34612

1863. The world Rome conqured Rome the Pope has swayed

First Line:
The world Rome conqured Rome the Pope has swayed
Last Line:
His iron club a feather's weight exceeds
DMI number:
33116

1864. The world's a city full of crooked streets

First Line:
The world's a city full of crooked streets
Last Line:
The rich would always live the poor would die
DMI number:
26042

1865. The world's tempestuous sea while I did plough

First Line:
The world's tempestuous sea while I did plough
Last Line:
Despise and scorn all earth's uncertainty
DMI number:
29464

1866. 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

1867. The year rolls round and steals away

First Line:
The year rolls round and steals away
Last Line:
We're travelling to the grave
DMI number:
34286

1868. The young and old must all submit

First Line:
The young and old must all submit
Last Line:
Return ye sons of men
DMI number:
34599

1869. The youth at sixteen years of age

First Line:
The youth at sixteen years of age
Last Line:
And follow this blessed youth to heaven
DMI number:
34617

1870. The youth within this dust enclosed

First Line:
The youth within this dust enclosed
Last Line:
No room for grief reflection leaves
DMI number:
34820