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31. This humble dirge O Kynnaston attends

First Line:
This humble dirge O Kynnaston attends
Last Line:
For ever honoured and for ever mourned
DMI number:
24478

32. They that give thanks for overthrows had never

First Line:
They that give thanks for overthrows had never
Last Line:
From that one triumph famed from this one fall
DMI number:
42967

33. Though rude the verse though long withheld the lays

First Line:
Though rude the verse though long withheld the lays
Last Line:
And over thy marble let my laurels grow
DMI number:
38542

34. Thus slain thy valiant ancestor did lie

First Line:
Thus slain thy valiant ancestor did lie
Last Line:
Thy grandsire fills the seas and thou the land
DMI number:
42972

35. Thus to the long-loved partner of his reign

First Line:
Thus to the long-loved partner of his reign
Last Line:
You left the world you gave beneath my care
Author:
Aaron Hill (Absolute)
DMI number:
24852

36. Tis fallen the sacred pile is fallen and oh

First Line:
Tis fallen the sacred pile is fallen and oh
Last Line:
With his illustrious name the world expire
DMI number:
44678

37. Vain are these pomps thy funeral rites to grace

First Line:
Vain are these pomps thy funeral rites to grace
Last Line:
More was forbid he saw rejoiced and died
DMI number:
11715

38. What gars thee look sae dowf dear Sandy say

First Line:
What gars thee look sae dowf dear Sandy say
Last Line:
And make the best of what we canna mend
Author:
Allan Ramsay (Absolute)
DMI number:
15354

39. What we have lost in thee we need not write

First Line:
What we have lost in thee we need not write
Last Line:
A flower from whence a second Mars may spring
DMI number:
42964

40. When Bion gentlest bard resigned his breath

First Line:
When Bion gentlest bard resigned his breath
Last Line:
And late posterity your praise proclaim
DMI number:
17818