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1191. If beauty's fairest form and each bright charm

First Line:
If beauty's fairest form and each bright charm
Last Line:
Maria's honoured name among thy dead
Author:
Caleb Smith (Absolute)
DMI number:
31265

1192. If birth if virtue if fair feature decked

First Line:
If birth if virtue if fair feature decked
Last Line:
Nor was her youth death's triumph but his shame
DMI number:
34148

1193. If birth illustrious or if beauty's pride

First Line:
If birth illustrious or if beauty's pride
Last Line:
Their happy hours without a cloud may pass
DMI number:
23882

1194. If by laborious honesty to raise

First Line:
If by laborious honesty to raise
Last Line:
Like her to act thy part like her to die
DMI number:
34592

1195. If charity commends a wife

First Line:
If charity commends a wife
Last Line:
Who here does lie till domis-day
DMI number:
26071

1196. If chastity commends a wife

First Line:
If chastity commends a wife
Last Line:
Who here does lie till doomsday
DMI number:
25281

1197. If conquered realms or power from death could save

First Line:
If conquered realms or power from death could save
Last Line:
In this small tomb in smaller ashes lies
DMI number:
23873

1198. If death comes on as soon as breath departs

First Line:
If death comes on as soon as breath departs
Last Line:
The death's a fart and so a fart for death
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
34943

1199. If death comes on as soon as death departs

First Line:
If death comes on as soon as death departs
Last Line:
Then death's a fart and so a fart for death
Author:
Thomas Brown (Absolute)
DMI number:
29553

1200. If deathless virtue claims immortal fame

First Line:
If deathless virtue claims immortal fame
Last Line:
And Stair bestowed a tear to mark thy fate
DMI number:
24943