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1.
Alas that in the wane of our affections
First Line:
Alas that in the wane of our affections
Last Line:
When they go out most vice shows most divine
DMI number:
41006
2.
And thus we see where valour most doth vaunt
First Line:
And thus we see where valour most doth vaunt
Last Line:
What tis to make a coward valiant
DMI number:
41417
3.
As nothing equals right to virtue done
First Line:
As nothing equals right to virtue done
Last Line:
Is righted ever when men grant they err
DMI number:
41444
4.
Before I was secure against death and hell
First Line:
Before I was secure against death and hell
Last Line:
But he will drown our cheeks in fear or woe
DMI number:
41007
5.
Conscience | Thou art but a terror first devised by the fears
First Line:
Conscience | Thou art but a terror first devised by the fears
Last Line:
And start at their grim shadows
Author:
George Chapman (Speculation) & Henry Glapthorne (Absolute)
DMI number:
14001
6.
For as the light
First Line:
For as the light
Last Line:
Matter for virtuous deeds by which we live
Author:
George Chapman (Absolute)
DMI number:
14639
7.
He will lie like a lapwing when she flies
First Line:
He will lie like a lapwing when she flies
Last Line:
Far from her sought nest still here tis she cries
Author:
George Chapman (Absolute)
DMI number:
16369
8.
He can no way worthily maintain
First Line:
He can no way worthily maintain
Last Line:
His prince's honour that neglects his own
Author:
George Chapman (Absolute)
DMI number:
15083
9.
Many such ends have fallen on such proud honours
First Line:
Many such ends have fallen on such proud honours
Last Line:
Are overturned as soon as given their places
Author:
George Chapman (Absolute)
DMI number:
17300
10.
Men never are satisfied with what they have
First Line:
Men never are satisfied with what they have
Last Line:
And place their wealth in thirst of what they want
DMI number:
41527
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