The first booke of ayres of fovre parts, with Tableture for the luteh So made, that all the parts may be plaide together with the Lute, or one voyce with the Lute and Base-Vyell |
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[Resound my voyce, yee woods that heare me playne]
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Resound my voyce, yee woods that heare me playne,Both Hils and Dales causing reflection,
And Riuers eke record, yee of my paine,
That oft hath forc'd you to compassion,
Mongst whom pitty I finde, doth yet remaine,
But where I seeke, Alas, there is disdaine.
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Ye wandring Riuers oft to heare me sound,Haue stopt your course, and plainly to expresse
Your griefes, haue cast teares on the wayling ground:
The Earth hath mourn'd to heare my heauinesse,
Whose dull and sencelesse nature I doe finde,
Farre more relenting then a Womans minde.
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When that my woes I doe re-iterate,The mighty Okes haue roared in the winde;
And in the view of this my wretched state,
Each liuing thing bemones me in their kinde,
Saue onely shee that most my plaints should rue,
Vpon my ore-charg'd heart doth griefes renew.
| The first booke of ayres of fovre parts, with Tableture for the luteh | |