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191. When men of God will do the devil's work

First Line:: When men of God will do the devil's work
Last Line:: And bathe with tears of joy each bishop's hearse
DMI number:: 5920

192. When the charming news had passed Charing Cross

First Line:: When the charming news had passed Charing Cross
Last Line:: Then I awaked and all was but a dream
DMI number:: 43107

193. When the goat with the gilded horn is chosen to the sea

First Line:: When the goat with the gilded horn is chosen to the sea
Last Line:: This writes Beid who doth look and so doth make an end
DMI number:: 32015

194. When the goat with the golden horn is chosen the sea

First Line:: When the goat with the golden horn is chosen the sea
Last Line:: And so doth make an end
Author:: Eltraine (Speculation) & Queen of Scots Sybilla (Speculation)
DMI number:: 11883

195. When the goat with the golden horn is chosen to the sea

First Line:: When the goat with the golden horn is chosen to the sea
Last Line:: And so doth make an end
Author:: Eltraine (Speculation) & Queen of Scots Sybilla (Speculation)
DMI number:: 7397

196. When the pale moon in borrowed robes of light

First Line:: When the pale moon in borrowed robes of light
Last Line:: I'd stem the torrent of my raging soul
DMI number:: 22978

197. While P------y seeking lost repose

First Line:: While P------y seeking lost repose
Last Line:: I'm damned for thy ambition
Author:: Sir Charles Hanbury Williams (Speculation)
DMI number:: 17973

198. Who could and yet outlive the amazing sight

First Line:: Who could and yet outlive the amazing sight
Last Line:: And over death and hell triumphant reign
Author:: Elizabeth Rowe [nee Singer] (Confident)
DMI number:: 4058

199. Whoever looks about and minds things well

First Line:: Whoever looks about and minds things well
Last Line:: 'Tis ten to one that I shall dream again
DMI number:: 3651

200. Why looks your grace so heavily today

First Line:: Why looks your grace so heavily today
Last Line:: My soul is heavy and I fain would sleep
Author:: William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:: 35120

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