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131. Firm is the cause your arguments maintain

First Line:
Firm is the cause your arguments maintain
Last Line:
My all shall be employed though far far short of yours
Author:
Matthew Concanen (Absolute)
DMI number:
11357

132. First let the lion dread the bleating sheep

First Line:
First let the lion dread the bleating sheep
Last Line:
When Gloriana's eyebrow is the bow
DMI number:
43624

133. Fain would I sing but fear to discommend

First Line:
Fain would I sing but fear to discommend
Last Line:
Like discord sounds mixed well makes harmony
DMI number:
10897

134. Fair charmer see how various poets meet

First Line:
Fair charmer see how various poets meet
Last Line:
And gild it with a beam from your bright eye
DMI number:
43611

135. Fair Chloe will not sure this gem despise

First Line:
Fair Chloe will not sure this gem despise
Last Line:
You then would know the wounds those make in me
DMI number:
21974

136. Fair excellence such strange commands you lay

First Line:
Fair excellence such strange commands you lay
Last Line:
Quarrel with them that give you not your due
DMI number:
42263

137. Fair innocence the muse's loveliest theme

First Line:
Fair innocence the muse's loveliest theme
Last Line:
Beauty is but your second excellence
Author:
Mary Barber (Absolute)
DMI number:
11325

138. Fair is my flock nor yet uncomely I

First Line:
Fair is my flock nor yet uncomely I
Last Line:
The bordering flowers less beauteous than they grow
DMI number:
25227

139. Fair is your face an oily tongue you have

First Line:
Fair is your face an oily tongue you have
Last Line:
Who carry sure destruction in your smiles
DMI number:
44395

140. Fair queen of beauty grant thy slave his election

First Line:
Fair queen of beauty grant thy slave his election
Last Line:
Nor envy a prince though a plain country squire
DMI number:
26823