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861. Hail hallowed fane amid whose mouldring shrines

First Line:
Hail hallowed fane amid whose mouldring shrines
Last Line:
Amid the mansions of eternal light
Author:
Reginald Heber (Absolute)
DMI number:
32685

862. Hail hallowed sorrow virtue's soil

First Line:
Hail hallowed sorrow virtue's soil
Last Line:
Which caused such precious bloodshed there
DMI number:
7188

863. Hail happy bride for thou art truly blessed

First Line:
Hail happy bride for thou art truly blessed
Last Line:
With fellow angels you enjoy it now
Author:
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu [nee Pierrepont] (Absolute)
DMI number:
12256

864. Hail happy pair predestined long to prove

First Line:
Hail happy pair predestined long to prove
Last Line:
He just survived then led her up to heaven
DMI number:
25970

865. Great soul for whom death will no longer stay

First Line:
Great soul for whom death will no longer stay
Last Line:
But can no honour to thy ashes give
Author:
Edmund Waller (Absolute)
DMI number:
23924

866. Great Strafford worthy of that name though all

First Line:
Great Strafford worthy of that name though all
Last Line:
That his last action all the rest might crown
Author:
Sir John Denham (Absolute)
DMI number:
16678

867. Great tribulations she with patience bore

First Line:
Great tribulations she with patience bore
Last Line:
She died rejoicing in her saviour's name
DMI number:
34582

868. Great was the dear redeemer's world

First Line:
Great was the dear redeemer's world
Last Line:
With his own act of grace
DMI number:
34766

869. Greatest of men yet man's least friend farewell

First Line:
Greatest of men yet man's least friend farewell
Last Line:
This last association holds for ever
DMI number:
43062

870. Greet a ye bairns and bearded folk

First Line:
Greet a ye bairns and bearded folk
Last Line:
Wha will we get to fill his place | for now he's dead
Author:
Alexander Pennecuik (Confident)
DMI number:
28177