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941. The humble man can like the ozier bend

First Line:
The humble man can like the ozier bend
Last Line:
The image of thy soul and picture of thy face
DMI number:
26200

942. The king of kings and lord of lords on high

First Line:
The king of kings and lord of lords on high
Last Line:
Where may I meet thee safe till then I greet thee well | God save the king
DMI number:
34262

943. The nine are gone God Morpheus drove them hence

First Line:
The nine are gone God Morpheus drove them hence
Last Line:
Of burlesque gospel preached at Wolvercote
DMI number:
5848

944. The noblest good is sure a peaceful mind

First Line:
The noblest good is sure a peaceful mind
Last Line:
And hourly fear they shall become a prey
Author:
Stephen Duck (Absolute)
DMI number:
51

945. The poor man beloved for virtue approved right blessed is he

First Line:
The poor man beloved for virtue approved right blessed is he
Last Line:
With grief of their heart have tasted the smart of that primitive sin
Author:
Charles Best (Absolute)
DMI number:
49841

946. The prelate saw their fall with ghastful eyes

First Line:
The prelate saw their fall with ghastful eyes
Last Line:
Through the thronged doors at once both mauled and blest
DMI number:
27915

947. Their harts mun be as hard as stean

First Line:
Their harts mun be as hard as stean
Last Line:
To ken or to prolong death's fatal hour
DMI number:
18398

948. Their hope and portion lie below

First Line:
Their hope and portion lie below
Last Line:
And leave the rest amongst their heirs
Author:
Isaac Watts (Absolute)
DMI number:
34250

949. Then is our charter Polexfin quite lost

First Line:
Then is our charter Polexfin quite lost
Last Line:
Hope the poor devil may be saved at last
DMI number:
43158

950. Then Job a man who had been much dismayed

First Line:
Then Job a man who had been much dismayed
Last Line:
In things that's wrong he never can delight
DMI number:
26395