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11.
Come gentlemen all and listen a while
First Line:
Come gentlemen all and listen a while
Last Line:
And bid him for Robin Hood pray
DMI number:
11455
12.
Fill thy sad matter with thy virtues grave
First Line:
Fill thy sad matter with thy virtues grave
Last Line:
Appears at last and shows where evil stood
DMI number:
44515
13.
Fair golden age not because rivers purled
First Line:
Fair golden age not because rivers purled
Last Line:
Eternal sleep and night succeeds our sun
DMI number:
43418
14.
Fair golden age not because rivers purled
First Line:
Fair golden age not because rivers purled
Last Line:
Then whilst we live let's undisturbed love on
DMI number:
44374
15.
From Colchester there rose a star
First Line:
From Colchester there rose a star
Last Line:
Great Constantine Rome's emperor bright
DMI number:
43733
16.
For razed Troy to rear a Troy fit place he searched then
First Line:
For razed Troy to rear a Troy fit place he searched then
Last Line:
Which Lud did after beautify and Lud's town did it call
DMI number:
43716
17.
From royal palaces the plough
First Line:
From royal palaces the plough
Last Line:
Were built with polished stone
Author:
John Duncombe (Absolute)
DMI number:
25538
18.
Happy the former age to which each field
First Line:
Happy the former age to which each field
Last Line:
Where loss of blood and life is all the gain
DMI number:
43249
19.
Hadst thou Amintas lived in that great age
First Line:
Hadst thou Amintas lived in that great age
Last Line:
Unless that glorious age could be redeemed
DMI number:
43654
20.
Hail Albion once for martial acts renowned
First Line:
Hail Albion once for martial acts renowned
Last Line:
Thou on thy own record shalt stand an ass
DMI number:
11164
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