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Ayrs and madrigalles

Cavendish, Michael (ca. 1565-1628)

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I.

[I Stay Glicia stay]

II.

[Mourne Marcus mourne]

III.

IIII.

[IIII Finetta faire and feate]

V.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

[VIII Siluia, is faire, yet scorning loue vnseemly]

IX.

X.

[X Faire are those eies]

XI.

[XI Wandring in this place as in a wildernes]

XII.

[XII Everie bush new springing]

XIII.

[XIII Down in a valley]

XIIII.

[XIIII Wanton, wanton, come hither, wanton]

XV.

[XV Say shepherds say]

XVII.

[XVII Farewell dispaire]

XVIII.

[XVIII Slie theese if so you will beleeue]

XVIIII.

[XVIIII What thing more cruell can you do]

XX.

[XX In flower of April springing]

XXI.

[XXI Zephirus brings the time]

XXII.

[XXII Mvch it delighted to see Phillis smiling]

XXIII.

[XXIII Come gentle swains & shepherds]

XXIIII.

[XXIIII To former ioy now turnes]

XXV.

[XXV Faustina hath the fairer face]

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Stay Glicia stay]

Stay Glicia stay

Stay Glicia stay. And cary not my hart a way: I wil not leaue ye Iewell, to one vnkind, vnkind & cruell. But if thereto thou haue a mind, by it of mee, buy it of me by being kind.