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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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XVIII.

[XVIII. Stay hart runne not runne so fast]

XIX.

[XIX. Good Loue then flie thou toe her]

XX.

[XX. Ladies you see time flieth]

XXI.

[XXI. A reuerend memoriall of that honorable true gentleman Henry Noel Esquier.]

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[XV. Lady, you thinke you spite me]

Lady, you thinke you spite me

Lady, you thinke you spite me, when by the lip you bite me. But if you thinke it trouble, then let my paine be double. I triple but you blis me, for though you bite you kisse me, and with soure sweet delight me, I triple but you blis me for though you bite you kis you kisse me, and with soure sweet. delight me