[XIII. Thirsis, O let, let pittie, pittie]
Thirsis
, O let, let pittie
Thirsis
, O let, let pittie, pittie, O let some pittie moue
thee, let, pittie, Thirsis, pittie moue thee: thou knowst (ô alas)
thy Cloris too too well, thou knowst doth loue thee, thou knowst, (ô alas)
to well doth loue thee, yet thou vnkind dost flye mee, I faint, alas, O I faint,
heere must, heere must I lye mee, I faint alas, O I faint, heere must, heere must I
lye mee: Crye alas now for griefe, since hee is beereft thee, vp the hills downe the
Dales, the hills and dales downe, vp hill and downe, I haue not left, not left thee. Ah,
can these trickling teares of mine, trickling teares, these teares no whit procure
loue? Ah, can these trickling teares, these teares of mine, no whit
procure loue? What Shepheard euer kild a Nimphe, what Shepheard
euer kild a Nimph for pure loue? See cruell, See the beasts, their
teares reward mee: yet thou dost not regard mee.
