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111. When as our royal king came home from Nottingham

First Line:
When as our royal king came home from Nottingham
Last Line:
And thus Sir John Cockle I bid you adieu
DMI number:
11390

112. What to begin would have been madness thought

First Line:
What to begin would have been madness thought
Last Line:
Preserved the mighty work that now we see
Author:
Richard Duke (Absolute)
DMI number:
3779

113. When gracious heaven Britannia's sceptered youth

First Line:
When gracious heaven Britannia's sceptered youth
Last Line:
Shall ages yet unborn consign the name
DMI number:
28869

114. Whatever's new to taste adds soul and fire

First Line:
Whatever's new to taste adds soul and fire
Last Line:
Our wished endeavors in the noblest way
DMI number:
39925

115. When first this infant world its form put on

First Line:
When first this infant world its form put on
Last Line:
And beauty's sacred form remains unknown
Author:
Nicholas Rowe (Absolute)
DMI number:
17764

116. When from each thought a seed did spring

First Line:
When from each thought a seed did spring
Last Line:
They were as sweet as they were chaste
DMI number:
44463

117. When Robin Hood in the green wood stood

First Line:
When Robin Hood in the green wood stood
Last Line:
Music for us most sweet | Hey down derry derry down
DMI number:
11397

118. When Robin Hood was about twenty years old

First Line:
When Robin Hood was about twenty years old
Last Line:
Still Little John they did him call
DMI number:
11393

119. When to his glorious first essay in war

First Line:
When to his glorious first essay in war
Last Line:
Admiring nations to the Romans gained
Author:
James Thomson (Absolute)
DMI number:
30879

120. When you alone so many and so great

First Line:
When you alone so many and so great
Last Line:
In chandlers' shops at best but plums and spice
Author:
Sir William Petty (Confident)
DMI number:
42211