Madrigales the Triumphes of Oriana, to 5. and 6. voices: Composed by diuers seuerall aucthors |
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[VIII. Thus bonny-boots the birth day]
Thus bonny-boots the birth day celebratedThus bonny-boots the birth day celebrated, Of her his Lady deerest, Faire Oriana, which to his hart was neerest, The Nymphs & shepherds feasted. with clowted creame were, and to sing requested, Loe heere the faire created (Quoth he) the worlds chiefe goddesse, Sing then, the &c. for she is Bonny-bootes sweet Mistres. Then sang the shepherds & Nymphs of Diana, Long liue faire Oriana.
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