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1. Biblis does solitude admire

First Line:
Biblis does solitude admire
Last Line:
She sighs and lets that spark go out
DMI number:
16333

2. Books of science when you print

First Line:
Books of science when you print
Last Line:
And to your bodies add a soul
DMI number:
15717

3. Chloe loves only me she vows

First Line:
Chloe loves only me she vows
Last Line:
And gain himself promotion
DMI number:
12754

4. Henry thy fame I here deplore

First Line:
Henry thy fame I here deplore
Last Line:
Your Henry was the church's head
DMI number:
17120

5. In vain the corsicans to christians sue

First Line:
In vain the corsicans to christians sue
Last Line:
The turks turn christians and the christians turks
DMI number:
31652

6. I wonder how you dare to pray

First Line:
I wonder how you dare to pray
Last Line:
What you refuse below
DMI number:
11898

7. On grace free will and mysteries high

First Line:
On grace free will and mysteries high
Last Line:
But dreads a friend like t'other
DMI number:
22199

8. On reason faith and mystery high

First Line:
On reason faith and mystery high
Last Line:
And dreads a friend like the other
DMI number:
20850

9. Poor Jo still jovial brisk and gay

First Line:
Poor Jo still jovial brisk and gay
Last Line:
I almost cry for him
DMI number:
36898

10. Since death doth no distinction make

First Line:
Since death doth no distinction make
Last Line:
A portion far beyond their wealth
DMI number:
26508

11. That there's no heaven and that no gods there are

First Line:
That there's no heaven and that no gods there are
Last Line:
He liveth here in ease and earthly bliss
Author:
Sir John Harington (Confident)
DMI number:
17416

12. The holy father bears two keys

First Line:
The holy father bears two keys
Last Line:
Of opening heaven's door
DMI number:
15844

13. The French though beat te deum sing

First Line:
The French though beat te deum sing
Last Line:
And make them cry oramus
DMI number:
18060

14. The evening shadows plain

First Line:
The evening shadows plain
Last Line:
And in that time to stand
DMI number:
26504

15. The King of Great Britain was reckoned before

First Line:
The King of Great Britain was reckoned before
Last Line:
To his titles and made him the head of the steeple
DMI number:
15718

16. The quakers to the senators complain

First Line:
The quakers to the senators complain
Last Line:
Nor our posterity
DMI number:
5801

17. While holy prayers to heaven were made

First Line:
While holy prayers to heaven were made
Last Line:
And straight from church Sir John withdrew
DMI number:
27786

18. Whilst holy prayers to heaven were made

First Line:
Whilst holy prayers to heaven were made
Last Line:
And straight from church Sir John withdrew
DMI number:
15837

19. Whilst holy prayers to heaven were made

First Line:
Whilst holy prayers to heaven were made
Last Line:
And straight from church sir withdrew
DMI number:
13007