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The first set of madrigals and pastorals of 3. 4 and 5. Parts

Pilkington, Francis

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I.

[I. See where my loue]

II.

[II. I follow loe the footing]

III.

[III. Poure forth mine eyes]

IIII.

[IIII. Stay Nimph]

V.

[V. Dorus a silly Shepheard]

VI.

[VI. Is this thy doome?]

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VII.

[VII. Amintas, with his Phillis]

VIII.

[VIII. Heere rest]

IX.

[IX. Why should I grieue]

X.

[X. The messenger of the]

XI.

[XI. Haue I found her?]

XII.

[XII. What though her frownes?]

XIII.

[XIII. Loue is a secret feeding fire]

XIIII.

[XIIII. Why doe I fret]

XV.

[XV. All in a caue]

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XVI.

[XVI. Sing, we dance]

XVII.

[XVII. Vnder the tops]

XVIII.

[XVIII. Sweet Phillida]

XIX.

[XIX. My hart is dead]

XX.

[XX. No, no, no]

XXI.

[XXI. When Oriana]

XXII.

[XXII. Now I see]

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[VI. Is this thy doome?]

Is this thy doome, and shall thy shepherd dye?

Is this thy doome, and shall thy shepherd dye? Wounded with Loue, stab'd with affect'ons eye, Say then sweet Saint, what breast shall be thy shrine, thy shrine? When thou hast slaine the hart, hast slaine the hart that erst was thine, Pitty, O pitty, O pitty, O life for loue me giue, And sweetly say to me, kinde shepherd liue. Pitty, O pitty, O pitty, O life for loue me giue, And sweetly say to me, kinde shepherd liue.