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Canzonets or litle short aers to five and sixe voices

Morley, Thomas (1557-1603?)

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1.

[I. Fly loue that art so sprightly]

II.

[II. False loue did me inueagle]

3.

[III. Adiew, adiew.]

IIII.

[IIII. Loues folke in greene araying]

V.

[V. Loue tooke his bowe and arrow]

VI.

[VI. Lo where with floury head and haire all brightsome]

VII.

[VII. O griefe euen on the Bud that fairely floured]

VIII.

[VIII. Sou'raign of my delight]

IX.

[IX. Ovr bonny bootes could toote it]

X.

[X. Ay me the fatall arrow]

XI.

[XI. My Nymph the deere and her my deere I follow]

XII.

[XII. Cruell wilt thou perseuer]

XIII.

[XIII. Sayd I that Amarillis was fairer then is Phillis]

XIIII.

[XIIII. Damon and Phyllis squared]

XV.

[XV. Lady, you thinke you spite me]

XVI.

[XVI. You blacke bright starres]

XVII.

[XVII. I follow, loe, the footing]

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[XIIII. Damon and Phyllis squared]

Damon and Phyllis squared

Damon and Phyllis squared, And to point her the place. the Nymph him dared, Her gloue she downe did cast him, And to meete her alone. she bad him hast him. A like their weapons were alike their smiting, And little Loue came running to the fighting.