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1. C Well met fair Sylvia on the dewy plain

First Line:
C Well met fair Sylvia on the dewy plain
Last Line:
And go from hence with joys too great to tell
DMI number:
44357

2. Hail Clarona clear as morning

First Line:
Hail Clarona clear as morning
Last Line:
With love and musics trembling string
DMI number:
43630

3. Have you not seen the morning sun

First Line:
Have you not seen the morning sun
Last Line:
He'll think me still a maid
DMI number:
23662

4. Hark how the bleating flocks bemoan

First Line:
Hark how the bleating flocks bemoan
Last Line:
How hard it is to bid my dear farewell
DMI number:
18240

5. Mild from the shower the morning's rosy light

First Line:
Mild from the shower the morning's rosy light
Last Line:
And long lost innocence is found again
Author:
Michael Bruce (Speculation) & John Logan (Speculation)
DMI number:
30154

6. Lucy while resting in this verdant shade

First Line:
Lucy while resting in this verdant shade
Last Line:
Beguile the tedious way with farther talk
DMI number:
21413

7. Now the keen rigour of the winter's over

First Line:
Now the keen rigour of the winter's over
Last Line:
And ties her hood preparing to be gone
Author:
Jonathan Swift (Speculation)
DMI number:
21960

8. Oh I have heard the waves and senseless stones

First Line:
Oh I have heard the waves and senseless stones
Last Line:
Thy remedies are not for my disease
DMI number:
22705

9. Since all around so blithe why art thou sad

First Line:
Since all around so blithe why art thou sad
Last Line:
So may thy summer flourish all the year
DMI number:
25562

10. This place may seem for shepherds leisure made

First Line:
This place may seem for shepherds leisure made
Last Line:
And after dewy pastures bleat in vain
Author:
Ambrose Philips (Absolute)
DMI number:
6479

11. Welcome dear Thirsis far above

First Line:
Welcome dear Thirsis far above
Last Line:
While I who lost you lay me down and die
DMI number:
43636

12. While in the bosom of this deep recess

First Line:
While in the bosom of this deep recess
Last Line:
Of thousands thronging down we fall oppressed
Author:
Thomas Warton (Absolute)
DMI number:
32528

13. While from the skies the ruddy sun descends

First Line:
While from the skies the ruddy sun descends
Last Line:
He shall adorn my songs and tune my voice to love
Author:
Elizabeth Rowe [nee Singer] (Absolute)
DMI number:
22539