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The first booke of balletts to five voyces

Morley, Thomas (1557-1603?)

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Mr. M. D. TO THE AVTHOR.
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[XIIII. Fyer fyer]
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[XVI. Ladie those Cherries plentie]
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[XVII. I loue alas I loue thee]
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[XVIII. Lo shee flyes]
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[XIX. Leaue alas this tormenting]
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[XX. Why weepes alas]
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[XXI. Phillis I faine]

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[XVI. Ladie those Cherries plentie]

Ladie those Cherries plentie

Ladie those Cherries plentie, Which grow on your lips daintie, which grow on your lips daintie, Ladie those Cherries plentie, which grow on your lips daintie, which grow on your lips daintie. Ere long will fade and languish, Then now, while yet they last them, O let me pull and tast them, O let me pull and tast them. Then now, while yet they last them. O let mee pull and tast them. O let mee pull and tast them. O let mee pull and tast them.

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