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The first set of Madrigals of 5. Parts

apt both for Viols and Voyces

Lichfild, Henry

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Vpon The Right Vertvovs And Honovrable Lady, the Lady Cheney; and her Court-like House at Tuddington.

TO THE AVTHOR, vpon his Musicall Muse.

I.

[I. All yee that sleepe in pleasure]

II.

[II. Shall I seeke to ease my griefe?]

III.

[III. 1 Part. The shepherd Claius seeing his louely Daphnie flying]

IIII.

[IIII. 2. Part. First with lookes he liu'd and dy'd]

V.

[V. Aye me, that life should yet remaine]

VI.

[VI. O my griefe.]

VII.

[VII. I Alwaies lou'd to call my Lady Rose]

VIII.

[VIII. O Come, come shepherds all]

IX.

[IX. Sweet Daphnie stay]

X.

[X. Alas, alas my Daphnie]

XI.

[XI. Aye me, when to the Ayre I breath my playning]

XII.

[XII. Arise, sweet hart.]

XIII.

[XIII. 1. Part. When first I saw those cruell eyes]

XIIII.

[XIIII. 2. Part. If this be loue to scorne my crying]

XV.

[XV. Cruell, Let my hart be blessed]

XVI.

[XVI. 1. Part. A Seely Syluan, kissing heau'n-borne fire]

XVII.

[XVII. The Syluan iustly suffered for his kisse]

XVIII.

[XVIII. Iniurious houres, whilst any ioy]

XIX.

[XIX. Whilst that my louely Daphnie]

XX.

[XX. My hart opprest by your disdayning]

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[XX. My hart opprest by your disdayning]

My hart opprest by your disdayning
Doth flow in teares by iust complayning,
All ioyes from me are quite exiled,
Since of your loue I am beguiled.