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1. A lovely form so permanently fair

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A lovely form so permanently fair
Last Line:
By soft degrees decayed into a saint
Author:
Sneyd Davies (Confident)
DMI number:
23446

2. Ah Amarillis far more beautiful

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Ah Amarillis far more beautiful
Last Line:
Shall speak and tell thee that love's martyr dies
DMI number:
22695

3. Fallen are thy locks for woeful winter hoar

First Line:
Fallen are thy locks for woeful winter hoar
Last Line:
Fallen are thy locks and beauty is no more
Author:
Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:
28320

4. Go perjured man and if thou ever return

First Line:
Go perjured man and if thou ever return
Last Line:
Heavens justice in revenging it on thee
DMI number:
44427

5. Go perjured man and if thou ever return

First Line:
Go perjured man and if thou ever return
Last Line:
May blow my ashes us and strike thee blind
DMI number:
43390

6. Here Chloe lies

First Line:
Here Chloe lies
Last Line:
Did all the world admire
DMI number:
12268

7. Here fair Albina lies yet not alone

First Line:
Here fair Albina lies yet not alone
Last Line:
She that's now dust was yesterday a flower
DMI number:
23458

8. Here lie I once a witty fair

First Line:
Here lie I once a witty fair
Last Line:
My noon was penitent
Author:
Samuel Wesley (Absolute)
DMI number:
27438

9. Her hairs reflect with read streaks paint the skies

First Line:
Her hairs reflect with read streaks paint the skies
Last Line:
Showing life's triumph in the map of death
DMI number:
44078

10. Here lies the Lord have mercy on her

First Line:
Here lies the Lord have mercy on her
Last Line:
She died a maid the more's the pity
DMI number:
21843

11. his reverend lockes

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his reverend lockes
Last Line:
The blossomes of the grave
DMI number:
37332

12. Let virtue prove your never fading bloom

First Line:
Let virtue prove your never fading bloom
Last Line:
For mental beauties will survive the tomb
DMI number:
35256

13. I plucked this morn these beauteous flowers

First Line:
I plucked this morn these beauteous flowers
Last Line:
So my odour be as sweet
Author:
Samuel Wesley (Absolute)
DMI number:
27405

14. Odious in woollen twould a faint provoke

First Line:
Odious in woollen twould a faint provoke
Last Line:
And Betty give this cheek a little red
Author:
Alexander Pope (Absolute)
DMI number:
29804

15. Rare virtues feature every grace

First Line:
Rare virtues feature every grace
Last Line:
Shall with divine increase resign
DMI number:
25277

16. Such as she is such surely shall ye be

First Line:
Such as she is such surely shall ye be
Last Line:
Pray or praise her make your list the law
DMI number:
23886

17. That heat and flame which now your beauty gives

First Line:
That heat and flame which now your beauty gives
Last Line:
The same my love the same my mistress you
DMI number:
44347

18. The doleful dumps I sing and direful woes

First Line:
The doleful dumps I sing and direful woes
Last Line:
At length pride conquered and she soused her son
DMI number:
24435

19. The north east wind did briskly blow

First Line:
The north east wind did briskly blow
Last Line:
Her hapless fate scape you
Author:
James Grainger (Absolute)
DMI number:
31253

20. The much loved Timas lodges in this tomb

First Line:
The much loved Timas lodges in this tomb
Last Line:
Place on her tomb and drop the tender tear
Author:
Francis Fawkes (Absolute)
DMI number:
27620