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3521. What is this bugbear death that's worth our care

First Line:
What is this bugbear death that's worth our care
Last Line:
Tis nothing Celia but the losing thee
Author:
William Walsh (Absolute)
DMI number:
24085

3522. What is this world

First Line:
What is this world
Last Line:
They too must cover theirs
Author:
Robert Blair (Absolute)
DMI number:
34219

3523. What joy her hospitable father's guest

First Line:
What joy her hospitable father's guest
Last Line:
And watchful eve the tears I shed for thee
DMI number:
36676

3524. What man is he that can control

First Line:
What man is he that can control
Last Line:
The grave that must mankind entomb
DMI number:
34495

3525. What Marlay gone o death how do I grudge

First Line:
What Marlay gone o death how do I grudge
Last Line:
Blessed weeping friends around and closed his eyes
DMI number:
40596

3526. What may not man unlock this cabinet

First Line:
What may not man unlock this cabinet
Last Line:
And with the same fixed spirit resign my breath
DMI number:
16779

3527. What means honest shepherd this cloud on thy brow

First Line:
What means honest shepherd this cloud on thy brow
Last Line:
Rejoice he survives in his brother and heir
DMI number:
18824

3528. When conquering death shall ravish from their eyes

First Line:
When conquering death shall ravish from their eyes
Last Line:
And future ages shall extol my name
DMI number:
22247

3529. When conquering death shall ravish from your eyes

First Line:
When conquering death shall ravish from your eyes
Last Line:
And future ages shall extol thy name
DMI number:
30434

3530. When death puts out our flame the snuff will tell

First Line:
When death puts out our flame the snuff will tell
Last Line:
If we were wax or tallow by the smell
Author:
Francis Quarles (Absolute)
DMI number:
17049