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Madrigales to 3. 4. and 5. parts

apt for Viols and voices. Newly composed by Michaell Este

East, Michael (ca. 1580-ca. 1640)

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I.

I. O Come againe my loue

II.

II. In the merry month of May

III.

III. Second part Coridon would kisse her then

IIII.

IIII. Young Cupid a bloody war hath proclaim'd

V.

V. To bed, to bed she cals and neuer ceaseth

VI.

VI. Oh doe not run away from mee my Iewell

VII.

VII. In an euening as I was walking

VIII.

VIII. Alas, must I runne away

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IX.

IX. O stay faire cruell

X.

X. My hope a counsell with my loue

XI.

XI. Pittie deere loue my pittie mouing words

XII.

XII. Mopsie leaue of to loue

XIII.

XIII. Sweet Loue I erre

XIIII.

XIIII. In vaine my tongue thou begst to ease my care

XV.

XV. When on my deare I doe demaund the due

XVI.

XVI. Ioye of my life

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XVII.

XVII. All yee that ioy in wayling

XVIII.

XVIII. My prime of youth

XIX.

XIX. The The spring is past

XX.

XX. Fayer is my loue

XXI.

XXI. Slie theefe, if so you will beleeue

XXII.

XXII. What thing more cruell can you doe

XXIII.

XXIII. Yee restles cares

XXIIII.

XXIIII. You mourne: And Goddesses desend

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IIII. Young Cupid a bloody war hath proclaim'd

Young Cupid: A bloody war

Young Cupid: A bloody war, young Cupid hath proclaim'd a bloody war, And vowes reuenge on all the Maiden crue, O yeeld, faire Cloris, least in that iar, thine after penance make thee rue, thy folly rue, And yet I feare her wondrous beauti's such, A thousand thousand Cupids dare not Cloris tutch, and yet I feare her wondrous beauti's such, A thousand thousand Cupids dare not Cloris tutch, they dare not Cloris tutch, they dare not Cloris tutch.