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Enamoring.
[13 What seekes thou foole?]
What seekes thou fooleWhat seekes thou foole, what seeks thou foole in this place? thou foole, thou foole, gay cloaths and a purse of gould, foole foole, foole foole, whom a woman sets to schoole foole foole, whom a woman sets to schoole, whom &c.
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The Seruant of his Mistris.
milk-white fingers, Cherry nose,
like twinckling day-starres lookes her eyne,
lightning all thinges where she goes,
Faire as Phœbe though not so fickle:
smooth as glasse though not so brickle.
melting at her luke-warme fight:
Her fiery Lips like Night-worms glowe
shining cleere as Candle-light.
Neat she is, no Feather lighter:
Bright she is, no Dazie whiter.
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Of Enamoring.
would be glad to pawne his Arrowes,
Venus heere to take a sip,
would sell her Doues and teeme of Sparrowes,
but shee shall not so,
hey no no ny no ny no,
none but I this lip must owe,
hey nony nony nony, hey, hey nony no.
Ganimed should wayte no longer:
Phebe heere one hight to lye,
would change her face, and looke much yonger.
but shee shall not see,
hey no ny, no ny no.
none but I this lip must owe,
hey no ny, no ny no.
The Mistris of her Seruant.
Loue for such a chery lipLoue for such a chery lip, &c.
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Their Mariage Zolemnized.
Leaue of Hymen
Leaue of Hymen, and let vs borrow to bid the Sunne good morrow, good morrow good morrow. See the Sunne cannot refraine, but doth rise and giue againe, that which you of Hymen borrow, and with smiling bidst good morrow, good morrow to the Sunne, and to our Brides good-night to your sweet Beauties, sweet Beauties touch your side.
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Hodge Trillindle to his Zweet hort Malkyn.
Coame
Malkyn, hurle thine oyz at Hodge Trillindle
Coame Malkyn, hurle thine oyz at Hodge Trillindle, And zet a zide thy Distaue thy Distaue and thy Zpindle, a little little tyny let a ma brast my minde, to thee which I haue vownd as ghurst as ghinde, yet loaue ma (Zweet, Zweet, Zweet,) a little tyny vit, and wee a little little Wedelocke wooll gommit, a little little tyny Wedelocke wooll gommit, y vaith wooll wee, wooll wee, that wee wooll y vaith lo.
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Malkinz anzwer to Hodge Trillindle.
Yo tell yo tell ma zoYo tell yo tell ma zo: but Roger I cha vound your words but wynde: thon not for vorty bound, wooll I beeleaue yo vurther thon Ich zee your words and deeds loyke Beeans and Bacoan gree: But if yol loaue ma long a little little vit, Thon wedlocke Ich a little wool gomit, A little little tyny wedlocke wool gommit y vayth wooll I, thot ich wooll thot Ich wooll I vayth lo.
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Their Goncluzion.
Ich con but zweareIch con but zweare, &c. Thon Roger zweare yo wooll be virmer thon yo weare: zo Roger zweare an oape hold Hodge O hold, oie to wyd yo gape, O hold, O hold, thowlt byte I zweare my wozen. Ich do good Hodge thon zweare no more, Ich wooll bee thoyne and God a bee vore, Ich be thoyne, & God a beevore.
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Their Wedlocke.
A borgens a borgens, che hard long a goeA borgens a borgens, che hard long a goe bee merry merry ond a vig vor woe, O tis faliant zport, then let this Burden zweet ly zung be ztill, A Borgens a Borgen bee't good be it ill, A
A briefe discourse of the true use of charact'ring the degrees in measurable musicke | ||