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1091. Ye sordid brutes that loudly bark and bray

First Line:
Ye sordid brutes that loudly bark and bray
Last Line:
Your ways and manners tell us what you are
DMI number:
10510

1092. Ye fair possessed of every charm

First Line:
Ye fair possessed of every charm
Last Line:
Tis sweetness makes it last
DMI number:
32362

1093. Ye fathers and mothers

First Line:
Ye fathers and mothers
Last Line:
Twixt Julius Betty and Molly
DMI number:
35102

1094. Ye generous Britons sons of fair renown

First Line:
Ye generous Britons sons of fair renown
Last Line:
The sage instructions of the meek eyed fair
DMI number:
30838

1095. Ye gentle winds propitious gales

First Line:
Ye gentle winds propitious gales
Last Line:
Who made you what you are and gave you what you boast
DMI number:
37289

1096. You have been wronged many ways

First Line:
You have been wronged many ways
Last Line:
And how the envious world to scorn
Author:
George Wither (Absolute)
DMI number:
10179

1097. You in your secret thoughts despise

First Line:
You in your secret thoughts despise
Last Line:
Who need good counsel more than you
Author:
George Wither (Absolute)
DMI number:
10218

1098. You little think what plague it is to be

First Line:
You little think what plague it is to be
Last Line:
Tis nor much pleasing nor much troublesome
Author:
George Wither (Absolute)
DMI number:
9888

1099. Would man in his imagined greatness old

First Line:
Would man in his imagined greatness old
Last Line:
Thy youth a shadow and thy life a dream
DMI number:
10079

1100. Would you to Oreus's shades descend

First Line:
Would you to Oreus's shades descend
Last Line:
And you will soon be there
DMI number:
25687