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Canzonets To Fowre Voyces

With a Song of eight parts

Farnaby, Giles (ca. 1565-1640)

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M. Io. Dowland to the Author.

M. R. Alison in praise of the Author.

M. Hu. Holland to the Author.

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I.

[I. My Ladyes collor'd cheeks]

II.

[II. Carters now cast down your whips]

III.

[III. Philida bewailed the want of Coridon]

IV.

[IV. Daphne on the rainebow]

V.

[V. Blind loue was shooting]

VI.

[VI. Pearce did loue faire Petronel]

VII.

[VII. Pearce did daunce with Petronel]

VIII.

[VIII. The wauering planet]

IX.

[IX. Lady, the sillie flea of all disdained]

X.

[X. Thrice blessed be the giuer]

XI.

[XI. The curtaine drawne I saw my loue]

XII.

[XII. Susanna faire sometime]

XIII.

[XIII. Loue shooting among many]

XIIII.

[XIIII. Loue shooting at an other]

XV.

[XV. Ay me poore hart]

XVI.

[XVI. Sometime she would and sometime not]

XVII.

[XVII. Among the dafadillies]

XVIII.

[XVIII. Simkin said that Sises was faire]

XIX.

[XIX. Ladie when 'I behold your passions]

XX.

[XX. Consture my meaning]

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XXI.

[XXI. Witnesse ye heauens]

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[V. Blind loue was shooting]

Blind loue was shooting, & losing of his arrow

Blind loue was shooting, & losing of his arrow, he kild his mothers sparrow, he and tracing forth his footing, his mother Venus spide it, before the boy could hide it.