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The first booke of balletts to five voyces

Morley, Thomas (1557-1603?)

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Mr. M. D. TO THE AVTHOR.
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[XIIII. Fyer fyer]
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[XVI. Ladie those Cherries plentie]
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[XVII. I loue alas I loue thee]
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[XVIII. Lo shee flyes]
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[XIX. Leaue alas this tormenting]
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[XX. Why weepes alas]
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[XXI. Phillis I faine]

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VIII.

[I saw my louely Phillis]

I saw my louely Phillis,
Laid on a banck of Lillies. Fa la la.
But when her selfe alone shee there espieth.
On mee shee smyleth, And home away shee flyeth Fa la la.

Why flyes my best beloued,
From mee her loue approued. Fa la la.
See see what I haue heere, fine sweet Musk Roses,
To deck that bosome, where loue her selfe reposes. Fa la la.
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