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The Muses Gardin for Delights

Or the fift Booke of Ayres, onely for the Lute, the Base-vyoll, and the Voyce
  

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[As I the silly Fish deceiue]

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As I the silly Fish deceiue,
So Fortune playes with me,
Whose bai [OMITTED] my heart of ioyes bereaue,
And Angels taketh mee.
I still doe fish, yet am I caught,
And taken on, their taking taught.

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The Riuer wherein I doe swimme,
Of streames of hope is made,
Where ioyes as flowers dresse the brimme,
And frownes doe make my shade.
Whence smiles as sun-shine giues me heat,
And shadow frownes from showers beat.

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Thus taken like an enuious one,
Who glads for others care,
Since he himselfe must feele such mone,
Delights, all, so should fare,
And striue to make them know like smart,
So make I this to beare apart.