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1. Accuse tyrannic heaven that made you bright

First Line:: Accuse tyrannic heaven that made you bright
Last Line:: Who'd rather die than anger his accuser
DMI number:: 40731

2. As charms are nonsense nonsense seems a charm

First Line:: As charms are nonsense nonsense seems a charm
Last Line:: While men of wit find one another here
Author:: Sir Francis Fane (Absolute) & John Wilmot (Absolute)
DMI number:: 4144

3. But hope the best true love will pass a veil

First Line:: But hope the best true love will pass a veil
Last Line:: That is true faith what's more's credulity
Author:: Sir Francis Fane (Absolute)
DMI number:: 14688

4. But if | This secrecy be a gallant's highest quality

First Line:: But if | This secrecy be a gallant's highest quality
Last Line:: Tis dangerous to refuse to show them more
DMI number:: 40946

5. Cupid I scorn to beg the art

First Line:: Cupid I scorn to beg the art
Last Line:: But when it once stands still love runs away
Author:: Sir Francis Fane (Absolute)
DMI number:: 16286

6. Dangers and business are cut out for men

First Line:: Dangers and business are cut out for men
Last Line:: Women are spared to stock the world again
DMI number:: 41718

7. Death is honourable advantageous

First Line:: Death is honourable advantageous
Last Line:: People that have no other gaol delivery
Author:: Sir Francis Fane (Absolute)
DMI number:: 14437

8. For tis the fate of wise men to be thought

First Line:: For tis the fate of wise men to be thought
Last Line:: Than publish them
DMI number:: 41628

9. Heyho what a stream's here

First Line:: Heyho what a stream's here
Last Line:: Their lesson for looking about them
Author:: Sir Francis Fane (Absolute)
DMI number:: 14509

10. In mighty souls passions not soon suppressed

First Line:: In mighty souls passions not soon suppressed
Last Line:: Their rage more fatal than the little wound
Author:: Sir Francis Fane (Absolute)
DMI number:: 13546