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691. I though a goddess could not move

First Line:
I though a goddess could not move
Last Line:
Who can to thee or none do ill
DMI number:
35204

692. I must confess when I did part from you

First Line:
I must confess when I did part from you
Last Line:
That which is good does never need a sign
Author:
Sir John Suckling (Absolute)
DMI number:
30893

693. I never thought to hear you speak again

First Line:
I never thought to hear you speak again
Last Line:
Against all the world will rightfully maintain
Author:
William Shakespeare (Absolute)
DMI number:
35140

694. I whose last scene of life has long declined

First Line:
I whose last scene of life has long declined
Last Line:
I seek a learned ease and wise retreat
DMI number:
9401

695. I know not what this old man is like unless

First Line:
I know not what this old man is like unless
Last Line:
This old man's heart's all fire his head all snow
Author:
Phineas Fletcher (Absolute)
DMI number:
16900

696. I know thy loyal heart and prudent head

First Line:
I know thy loyal heart and prudent head
Last Line:
Thy tongue in senate and thy hands in field
DMI number:
14657

697. I know too well my cruel fair

First Line:
I know too well my cruel fair
Last Line:
To grieve the fate of murdered lovers
DMI number:
38618

698. I like young squires just come to town

First Line:
I like young squires just come to town
Last Line:
My all is in my possession
DMI number:
10878

699. I'll disinvest | Myself of all additions can but swell

First Line:
I'll disinvest | Myself of all additions can but swell
Last Line:
Have left me rich enough in title to | Your friendship
DMI number:
41294

700. I'll fawn no more but force her to the bliss

First Line:
I'll fawn no more but force her to the bliss
Last Line:
And springing give a loose to lusty joy
Author:
George Powell (Absolute)
DMI number:
20552