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[I. See where my loue]

See where my loue a Maying goes, with sweet Dame Flora sporting, sporting, She most alone with Nightingales, she most alone, she most alone with Nightingales, in woods delights consorting, in, &c. Turne againe, Turne againe my dearest, The pleasant ayre's in meadows, Els by the riuers let vs breathe, and kisse, and kisse amongst the willowes.