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1211. Let's sing the brave hero whom heaven did ordain

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Let's sing the brave hero whom heaven did ordain
Last Line:
While Hanover's nearest her Majesty's heart | Hero hero sing the brave hero | William the glorious the gallant Nassau | Who that he might save us from those who'd enslave ye | Hanover succession established by law
DMI number:
13324

1212. Let's sing to the memory of glorious queen bess

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Let's sing to the memory of glorious queen bess
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Which will make the nation rejoice and be glad
DMI number:
13319

1213. Let's sing to the ministry's praise

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Let's sing to the ministry's praise
Last Line:
And give to the devil the pope
DMI number:
13320

1214. Lewis of France hath been the Protestant scourge

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Lewis of France hath been the Protestant scourge
Last Line:
Your own shall off to do the city right
DMI number:
42313

1215. Lewis of France hath been the Protestant's scourge

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Lewis of France hath been the Protestant's scourge
Last Line:
Your own shall off to do the city right
DMI number:
4889

1216. Life like a plaything humours us a while

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Life like a plaything humours us a while
Last Line:
A life celestial and begun in this
DMI number:
36202

1217. Light air and motion joined in one

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Light air and motion joined in one
Last Line:
They God despise and risk their soul
Author:
William le Tans'ur (Speculation)
DMI number:
36854

1218. Like as the damask rose you see

First Line:
Like as the damask rose you see
Last Line:
The snow dissolves and so much all
DMI number:
26289

1219. Like Noah's ark the spacious room is filled

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Like Noah's ark the spacious room is filled
Last Line:
Wanted the righteous eight that saved us all
DMI number:
17430

1220. Love lift me up upon thy golden wings

First Line:
Love lift me up upon thy golden wings
Last Line:
Kindled through sight of those fair things above
Author:
Edmund Spenser (Absolute)
DMI number:
22878