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1. All you who Hymen's yoke would prove

First Line:
All you who Hymen's yoke would prove
Last Line:
By not increasing fools
DMI number:
19406

2. As late I wandered over the flowery plain

First Line:
As late I wandered over the flowery plain
Last Line:
And homeward took my solitary way
DMI number:
33786

3. Cook lawrel would needs have the devil his guest

First Line:
Cook lawrel would needs have the devil his guest
Last Line:
And send him good meat and mirth without end
Author:
Benjamin Jonson (Absolute)
DMI number:
3973

4. Dark was the night and dreary was the cell

First Line:
Dark was the night and dreary was the cell
Last Line:
All sad and pensive to his cot returned
DMI number:
30440

5. From regions of eternal light

First Line:
From regions of eternal light
Last Line:
Where full fruition crowns desires
DMI number:
22931

6. Go restless ghost tell that proud fair

First Line:
Go restless ghost tell that proud fair
Last Line:
And I shall be contented
DMI number:
44114

7. Joan vows to hearten timorous youth

First Line:
Joan vows to hearten timorous youth
Last Line:
Joan does believe she saw the devil
DMI number:
24805

8. No sooner was their king attired

First Line:
No sooner was their king attired
Last Line:
And so she took no harm
Author:
Sir Simeon Steward (Confident)
DMI number:
4621

9. Tis night and on the hill of storms

First Line:
Tis night and on the hill of storms
Last Line:
For friends I loved so dear
Author:
James Macpherson (Speculation)
DMI number:
37062

10. Twas at the awful noon of night

First Line:
Twas at the awful noon of night
Last Line:
Mistook it for a dream
DMI number:
32099

11. Toss thrice these oaken ashes in the air

First Line:
Toss thrice these oaken ashes in the air
Last Line:
For Celia straight can break them with her eyes
DMI number:
3159

12. When all was wrapped in dark midnight

First Line:
When all was wrapped in dark midnight
Last Line:
And word spake never more
Author:
David Mallet (Absolute)
DMI number:
2648

13. While C-m seeking soft repose

First Line:
While C-m seeking soft repose
Last Line:
The curse of all when dead
Author:
Sir Charles Hanbury Williams (Absolute)
DMI number:
31100