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Select mvsical ayres and dialogves (1653)

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[The First Booke, Containing Select Ayres to sing to the Theorbo or Basse Violl.]

[Neither sighs, nor tears, nor mourning]

[When thou didst think I did not love, then didst thou fawn on me]

[Never perswade me to't]

['Tis but a frown, I prithee let me die.]

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The Third Booke, Containing Short AYRES or SONGS for three Voyces:

[Let her give her hand or glove]

[O tell me Damon canst thou prove]

[You meaner Beauties of the night, that weakly satisfie our eyes]

[Though I am yong, & cannot tell]

[Welcome to the Grove]

[As the sweet breath and gentle gales]

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Select mvsical ayres and dialogves (1653)

Printed by T. H. for John Playford [etc.]

London

1653