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Sacred Hymnes. Of 3. 4. 5. and 6. parts for Voyces & Vyols. Newly Composed

Amner, John

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I.

[Loue we in one consenting]

II.

[Let false surmises perish]

III.

[Away with weake complainings]

IIII.

[O come, thou spirit diuinest]

V.

[O loue, beseeming well the God of loue]

VI.

[Distressed soule, and thou deceitfull eye]

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VII.

[Sweet are the thoughts that harbor full content]

VIII.

[Come lets reioyce]

IX.

[Saint Mary now, but erst the worst of many ]

X.

[At length to Christ her saddest eies upheauing ]

XI.

[Bvt hee, the God of loue and mercies wonder ]

XII.

[Woe is me, that I am a stranger so long]

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XIII.

[Remember not Lord our offences]

XIIII.

[Thus siings that heauenly quier ]

XV.

[The Heau'ns stood all amazed ]

XVI.

[Now doth the Citie]

XVII.

[Hee that descended man to bee]

XVIII.

In memorie of the Gunpouder day.

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XIX.

[O yee little flocke ]

XX.

XXI.

[And they crie one to another ]

XXII.

[Loe how from heau'n like starres ]

XXIII.

[I bring you tiding ]

XXIIII.

[A stranger heere, as all my fathers were]

XXV.

XXVI.

[An Eligie in memorie of Master Thomas Hynton.]

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[Thus siings that heauenly quier ]

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Thus siings that heauenly quier

Thus siings that heauenly quier, with zeale, burning like fier, Alleluia, Alleluia, And all the Saints with purest robes attending, attending vpon the Lambe, their knees full lowly bending, bending. Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.