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11. Brother awake prevent the chiding day

First Line:
Brother awake prevent the chiding day
Last Line:
Crowd crowd it full with business good and wise
DMI number:
37659

12. Clear is the air and the morning is fair

First Line:
Clear is the air and the morning is fair
Last Line:
They whom I trusted did my trust betray
DMI number:
42459

13. Could Fergus raise his awful head

First Line:
Could Fergus raise his awful head
Last Line:
And do that injured country right
DMI number:
17708

14. Come ye old English huntsmen that love noble sport

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Come ye old English huntsmen that love noble sport
Last Line:
Stick at nothing that's base you'll be of the committee | Then to horse loyal hearts lest the round-heads deceive ye | For they have the dogs and are riding tantivy
DMI number:
7272

15. Even as the sun with purple coloured face

First Line:
Even as the sun with purple coloured face
Last Line:
Means to immure herself and not be seen
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
5914

16. Every mortal some favourite pleasure pursues

First Line:
Every mortal some favourite pleasure pursues
Last Line:
And my pleasures confine to my dogs and my gun
DMI number:
32864

17. First to the fight advanced the charioteer

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First to the fight advanced the charioteer
Last Line:
With giant force must deal the deathful blow
Author:
Paul Whitehead (Absolute)
DMI number:
27155

18. Far over the rocky hills we range

First Line:
Far over the rocky hills we range
Last Line:
With sweat and blood disdained
Author:
William Somervile (Absolute)
DMI number:
30999

19. From care from noise from every bustle free

First Line:
From care from noise from every bustle free
Last Line:
I'd weave awhile my thoughts of being great
Author:
John Chetwood Eustace (Speculation)
DMI number:
21583

20. Fret not dear Tom that thou hast lost the race

First Line:
Fret not dear Tom that thou hast lost the race
Last Line:
Till warmth shall both erect their stings and crests
DMI number:
10647