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1. Clym cals his wife & reck'ning all his neighbors

First Line:: Clym cals his wife & reck'ning all his neighbors
Last Line:: You of our self it seems no reckoning make
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48620

2. I dare not much say when I thee commend

First Line:: I dare not much say when I thee commend
Last Line:: Lest thou be changed e're my prayses end
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48751

3. Liber is late set up and wanteth custome

First Line:: Liber is late set up and wanteth custome
Last Line:: Hee'l want himselfe ere hee'l see him a debtor
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48815

4. More-dew the Mercer with a kinde salute

First Line:: More-dew the Mercer with a kinde salute
Last Line:: Am I at all indebted to this man
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48851

5. I know my fate and that must bear

First Line:: I know my fate and that must bear
Last Line:: And since I know I need not bear
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48755

6. Lucas long haire down to his shoulders weares

First Line:: Lucas long haire down to his shoulders weares
Last Line:: And why he dares not cut it for his eares
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48834

7. One told his wife a Hart's-head he had bought

First Line:: One told his wife a Hart's-head he had bought
Last Line:: I hope sweet-heart your head your hat can bear
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48877

8. Sextus sixe pockets wears two for his uses

First Line:: Sextus sixe pockets wears two for his uses
Last Line:: The other four to pocket up abuses
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48927

9. Since Thraso met one stoutly in the field

First Line:: Since Thraso met one stoutly in the field
Last Line:: That alwaies to the wall the weakest go's
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48933

10. Six moneths quoth Sim a Suitor and not sped

First Line:: Six moneths quoth Sim a Suitor and not sped
Last Line:: Thine was some downfall I dare undertake
Author:: Sir George Fitzgeffrey (Absolute)
DMI number:: 48938