[II. Clorinda]
Clorinda false adieu thy loue tormēts mee
Clorinda false adieu thy loue tormēts mee, thy
loue tormēts me; let Thirses Thirses haue thy hart since
hee contents thee, Clorinda false adieu thy loue torments mee; thy
loue tormēts mee; let Thirsis Thirsis haue thy hart since hee contents
thee, O griefe & bitter anguish for thee I languish.
Faine I alas would hide it O but who can abide it? I
can I can not I abide it. Adieu adieu adieu thē,
farewel, leaue my death now desiring; thou hast lo thy requiring. Thus
spake, Philistus on his hooke relying, thus spake hee on his
hooke relying, and sweetly sweetly sweet fell a dyeing. Thus
spake Philistus on his hooke relying, so
spake he on his hooke relying, & sweetly sweetly sweet sel a dyeing.
