The first set of English madrigales to 3. 4. 5. and 6. voices. Newly composed by Thomas Bateson |
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[VII. Whether so fast, see how the kindly flow'rs]
Whether so fast, see how the kindly flow'rs perfume the AireWhether so fast, see how the kindly flow'rs perfume the Aire: & all to make thee stay. The climbing woodbind clipping all these bowers, clips thee likewise: for feare thou passe away. Fortune our friend, our foe will not gainesay. Stay but a while, Phœbe no teltale is: Shee her Endimion, Ile my Phœbe kisse.
| The first set of English madrigales | |