Mottets of two voyces for treble or tenor and bass ::

Mottets of two voyces for treble or tenor and bass

With the Continued Bass or Score: To be performed to an Organ, Harpspycon, Lute or Bass-Viol. Published By Walter Porter

Sandys, George (1578-1644)

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V. To John Mostyn, Esq

VI.

VI. To John Brovvn Esq

VII.

VII. To Justinian Paget Esq

VIII.

VIII. To Mr. William Setterthvvait.

IX.

IX. To Mr. Lambert Orberstyn.

XIV.

XIV. To Mr. William Fuller.

XV.

XV. To Mr. Robert Coleman.

XVI.

XVI. To Mr. Edvvard Wormal.

XVII.

XVII. To Mr. John Hilton, B. M.

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XIV. To Mr. William Fuller.

Who knows who knows what his offences be?

Who knows who knows what his offences be? From secret sins O clense O clense thou me! And from presumptuous crimes restrain; nor let them in thy Servant reign, so shall I live in Innocence, so shal I live in Innocence, not spotted with that great offence that great offence. My Fortress, my Deliverer; O let the prayers my lips prefer prefer, thoughts which from my heart arise, be acceptable be acceptable in thine eyes.

George Sandys.

University of Virginia Library

XIV. To Mr. William Fuller.