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231. Beneath this stone

First Line:
Beneath this stone
Last Line:
And then we shall be happy in both worlds
DMI number:
17841

232. Beneath this tomb an infant sleeping lies

First Line:
Beneath this tomb an infant sleeping lies
Last Line:
He's now at rest in god's eternal love
DMI number:
34727

233. Beneath this tomb interred in decent state

First Line:
Beneath this tomb interred in decent state
Last Line:
For dying virtue heave a sigh sincere
DMI number:
34346

234. Bereaved I am of those there was left one

First Line:
Bereaved I am of those there was left one
Last Line:
Therefore my soul return unto thy rest
DMI number:
34180

235. Bybax the drunkard while he lived would say

First Line:
Bybax the drunkard while he lived would say
Last Line:
For he hath drunk himself as dry as dust
DMI number:
29449

236. Can four weak lines comprize her virtues no

First Line:
Can four weak lines comprize her virtues no
Last Line:
Alas where shall they harbour now she's gone
Author:
Thomas Heywood (Absolute)
DMI number:
7521

237. Can I who have for others oft compiled

First Line:
Can I who have for others oft compiled
Last Line:
How to this port at every step I go
Author:
Sir John Beaumont (Absolute)
DMI number:
23915

238. Can man be silent and not praises find

First Line:
Can man be silent and not praises find
Last Line:
That her whole life was a communion day
DMI number:
28841

239. Capacious soul with learning fraught

First Line:
Capacious soul with learning fraught
Last Line:
A guide divine Amboise to thee
DMI number:
34157

240. By him whose conquests through the world are known

First Line:
By him whose conquests through the world are known
Last Line:
My clay shall be refined then sent for home
DMI number:
29276