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1891. We three poor nuns of Morgate

First Line:
We three poor nuns of Morgate
Last Line:
Help us lord for christ his sake
DMI number:
29275

1892. View my dear friend what is before thine eye

First Line:
View my dear friend what is before thine eye
Last Line:
Whose mercies to the penitent abound
DMI number:
34784

1893. Virgin lamented much about whose life

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Virgin lamented much about whose life
Last Line:
Heaven which was pleased to take thee loved thee most
DMI number:
34307

1894. Virtue and beauty here doth lie

First Line:
Virtue and beauty here doth lie
Last Line:
The most ingenious from the grave
DMI number:
17594

1895. Virtue good nature learning all combined

First Line:
Virtue good nature learning all combined
Last Line:
We moan his loss wanting his great deserts
DMI number:
34722

1896. Useless riches can you save

First Line:
Useless riches can you save
Last Line:
Nor quarrel here for elbow-room
DMI number:
11978

1897. Vain are our fondest hopes of bliss

First Line:
Vain are our fondest hopes of bliss
Last Line:
Unmixed felicity shall find
Author:
Matthew Pilkington (Absolute)
DMI number:
34801

1898. Vain are the tombs and monuments to fame

First Line:
Vain are the tombs and monuments to fame
Last Line:
And those who knew her best did love her most
DMI number:
34569

1899. Vain Greece consult no more or haughty Rome

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Vain Greece consult no more or haughty Rome
Last Line:
And boasted Cato's fame without his fear
DMI number:
16331

1900. Vain world adieu thy stoutest sons must all

First Line:
Vain world adieu thy stoutest sons must all
Last Line:
Tread the dark mansion of the silent grave
DMI number:
34483