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1711. This side is now roasted enough

First Line:
This side is now roasted enough
Last Line:
Thou think the better meat
DMI number:
29494

1712. This silent rail this awful truth declares

First Line:
This silent rail this awful truth declares
Last Line:
Let us reflect the next may be our last
DMI number:
34662

1713. This thing in life will raise some jealousy

First Line:
This thing in life will raise some jealousy
Last Line:
The good man's quiet still are both his wives
DMI number:
34955

1714. This tomb over which those solemn looks extend

First Line:
This tomb over which those solemn looks extend
Last Line:
From this dread mansion of an early grave
DMI number:
34623

1715. This unambitious stone preserves a name

First Line:
This unambitious stone preserves a name
Last Line:
Go be the same for this is to be blessed
Author:
William of Bangour Hamilton (Absolute)
DMI number:
25179

1716. This urn the ashes does contain

First Line:
This urn the ashes does contain
Last Line:
Yet death was found too sharp for Keene
DMI number:
9971

1717. This witty miniature of perfect man

First Line:
This witty miniature of perfect man
Last Line:
And did to raise the angel drop the child
DMI number:
29798

1718. This world I do forsake

First Line:
This world I do forsake
Last Line:
With my lord god shall dwell
DMI number:
29482

1719. This world's a city full of streets

First Line:
This world's a city full of streets
Last Line:
The rich would only live the poor would die
DMI number:
29801

1720. Thomas Alefe esq and his wife

First Line:
Thomas Alefe esq and his wife
Last Line:
God give hem meed at doom ys day
DMI number:
29023