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

Pilkington, Francis

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[dedication]

Of 3. Voc.

Of 4. Voc.

VII.

[VII. Amintas, with his Phillis]

VIII.

[VIII. Heere rest]

IX.

[IX. Why should I grieue]

[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]

Of 5. Voc.

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What though her frownes

What though her frownes, what though her frownes, and hard intreaties kill? What though her frownes, and hard intreaties kill? I will not cease to loue, I will not cease to loue, affect her, affect her still, What though her frownes, What though her frownes, and hard entreaties kill? What though her frownes, and hard entreaties kill? I will not cease to loue, I will not cease to loue, affect her, affect her still, Still will I loue her beautie, hate her scorne, Loue her for beautie,

at her beauties morne, her beauties morne. Still will I loue her beautie, hate her scorne, Loue her for beautie, loue her for beautie, at her beauties morne. at her beauties morne, at her beauties morne, at her beauties morne, her beauties morne.

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