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2351. Ye sacred relics which your marble keep

First Line:
Ye sacred relics which your marble keep
Last Line:
His pious widow consecrates this tomb
Author:
John Dryden (Absolute)
DMI number:
4319

2352. Ye sacred spirits while your friends distressed

First Line:
Ye sacred spirits while your friends distressed
Last Line:
Tis all a brother all a son can give
Author:
Christopher Pitt (Absolute)
DMI number:
21859

2353. Ye serious few who tread this sacred ground

First Line:
Ye serious few who tread this sacred ground
Last Line:
He found them fading closed his eyes and died
DMI number:
36603

2354. Ye sons of industry learn hence to know

First Line:
Ye sons of industry learn hence to know
Last Line:
For know a good man's influence never dies
DMI number:
13012

2355. Ye fair whom love or whom ambition fires

First Line:
Ye fair whom love or whom ambition fires
Last Line:
And from their greatest height most dreadful in the fall
DMI number:
34392

2356. Ye fair whom love or whom ambitious fires

First Line:
Ye fair whom love or whom ambitious fires
Last Line:
And from their greatest height most dreadful is the fall
DMI number:
34815

2357. Ye holy virgins that with snowy feet

First Line:
Ye holy virgins that with snowy feet
Last Line:
Yea phoenix like to perish in the fire
Author:
Francis Quarles (Absolute)
DMI number:
34503

2358. You gentle reader that stands my time to view

First Line:
You gentle reader that stands my time to view
Last Line:
Therefore prepare to follow me
DMI number:
29120

2359. Would fate accept the forfeit of our breath

First Line:
Would fate accept the forfeit of our breath
Last Line:
Enjoy thy virtues in Elysian bowers
DMI number:
34305

2360. Wouldest thou be told o reader whose remains

First Line:
Wouldest thou be told o reader whose remains
Last Line:
And left its cares and fleeting joys for you
DMI number:
34376