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331. Sweet heart I only beg a boon

First Line:
Sweet heart I only beg a boon
Last Line:
Grant it or tell me what it is
DMI number:
5243

332. Sweet lady such a boon I crave

First Line:
Sweet lady such a boon I crave
Last Line:
Sweet lady tell me what it is
DMI number:
41957

333. Stay poet stay methinks you are too bold

First Line:
Stay poet stay methinks you are too bold
Last Line:
But peeped into the world and fled its ways
DMI number:
6889

334. The fond recourse of infancy and age

First Line:
The fond recourse of infancy and age
Last Line:
Then what we are may soon be understood
DMI number:
15097

335. The brightest beauty I yet most obscured

First Line:
The brightest beauty I yet most obscured
Last Line:
Though I in every place and being dwell
DMI number:
15238

336. The chaplain on sunday must use me in part

First Line:
The chaplain on sunday must use me in part
Last Line:
In t--d I begin and I end in a f--t
DMI number:
25130

337. The breast of a goddess I once did alarm

First Line:
The breast of a goddess I once did alarm
Last Line:
On his Fatima's lips I'd again tempt my fate
Author:
Anna Miller [née Riggs] (Confident)
DMI number:
35513

338. The master I attend upon

First Line:
The master I attend upon
Last Line:
But after him do haste away
DMI number:
15320

339. The river near Newark for eels so renowned

First Line:
The river near Newark for eels so renowned
Last Line:
Who by Frenchmen is loved and by Britons abhorred
DMI number:
28902

340. The one may affect a man's noddle

First Line:
The one may affect a man's noddle
Last Line:
The bowl a middle pin to tumble down
DMI number:
17613