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The third and last booke of songs or aires

Newly composed to sing to the Lute, Orpharion, or viols, and a dialogue for a base and meane Lute with fiue voices to sing thereto

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III.

[Behold a wonder here]

[1]

Behold a wonder here
Loue hath receiu'd his sight
Which manie hundred yeares,
Hath not beheld the light.

2

Such beames infused be
By Cinthia in his eyes,
As first haue made him see,
And then haue made him wise.

3

Loue now no more will weepe
For them that laugh the while,
Nor wake for them that sleepe,
Nor sigh for them that smile.

4

So powrefull is the beautie
That Loue doth now behold,
As loue is turn'd to dutie,
That's neither blind nor bold.

5

This Beautie shewes her might,
To be of double kind,
In giuing loue his sight
And striking folly blind,