[...] NOw peep, boe peep, thrise happie blest mine eies, For I haue found faire [...] Phillis, for I haue found faire Phillis where she lies, Vpon her [...] bed, with armes vnspred, all fast a sleepe, Vnmaskt her face, thrise happie grace, fare-well, [...] fare-well my Sheepe, Looke to your selues, new charge I must ap- proue, Phillis doth [...] sleepe, Phillis doth sleepe, And I must guard my Loue. Looke. [...]

[...] MY choice is made and I de- sire no change, My wan- The de- serts wilde wherin my wits did range, Are now [...] dring thoughts in li- mits now are bound: Let him that list sooth hu- mors that made ea- sie walks and plea- sant ground: Let passions stil pos- sesse the i- [...] be vaine, Till va- ni- tie all meane ex -ceeds, dle braine, And care con- sume whom fol- ly feeds. I rest resolu'd no [...] fancies fits can mee e- strange, My choice is made, and I [...] de-sire no more to change. [...]

[...] CAn she disdaine can I per-sist to loue, can she be cruell, I subiected [...] still. Time will my truth, com- passi-on hers a- proue, re- lease the [...] thrald, and con- quer fro- ward will. I loue not lust, [...] Oh, oh therfore let her daigne, to equal my de- sires, to ij. my de- [...] sires with like a- gaine. I loue not, &c. [...]

[...] ALas faire face why doth that smoo- All in them selues con- firme a scorn- [...] thed brow: those speaking eies ros'd lips, and blush-ing beautie. full vow: to spoile my hopes of loue, my loue of du-tie. The time [...] hath bin, when I was bet- [...] ter grast: I now the same, and yet [...] that time is past. [...]

[...] WHether so fast, see how the kindly kindly flowres, perfumes the aire, and [...] all to make thee stay, The climing woodbind clipping al these bowrs, clips thee like- wise, clips ij. [...] wise, for feare passe a- way, Fortune our friend, our foe will not gainesay. Stay, stay but a while, stay ij. [...] stay ij. Phoe- be no teltale is, no teltale is, She [...] her En- di- mi- on, Ile my Phoebe kisse my Phoebe kisse. Stay, stay, &c. [...]

[...] REst sweet Nimphs let goulden sleepe, charme your star brighter eies, Whiles my [...] Lute the watch doth keep with pleasing simpa- thies, Lulla lulla- by, Lulla Lulla-by, sleepe sweetly, [...] sleep sweetly, let nothing affright ye, in calme con- tent- ments lie. Lulla, &c. [...]

[...] AYE mee, she frownes, my Mistresse is of- fen -ded, Oh pardon [...] deare, my misse shall be a- mended: My fault from loue proceeded, It merits grace [...] the rather, If I no dan- ger dreaded, it was to win your fauour. Then cleere those [...] clouds, then smile on mee, And let vs bee good friends. Come [...] walke, come talke, come kisse, come see, how soone our quarrell ends. Then cleere, &c. [...]

[...] NOw let her change and spare not, since she proues false I care not, Fained [...] loue so bewitched my de- light, That still I doated on her sight, But she is gon, but ij. [...] but ij. New desires imbra-cing, And my deserts dis- gracing. But she is &c. [...]

[...] VN- der- neath a Cypris shade, the Queene of Loue sat [...] mourning, Casting downe the Rosie wreaths, Her heauenly brow a- dor- [...] ning: Quenching fiery sighes with teares, But yet [...] her hart, but yet her hart, her hart still bur- ning. Quenching fi-rie [...] sighes with teares, but yet her hart, but yet her hart, her [...] hart still bur- ning. [...]

[...] SOund wo- full plaints in hils and woods, Fly my cries, to the skies, Melt [...] mine eies, and hart lan- guish, Not for the want of friends, or goods, make I [...] moane, though alone, thus I groane, by soules an- guish. Time, friends, chance, goods, might againe [...] re-couer, Black woes, sad griefes, ore my life doe houer, Since my losse is with dispaire, No [...] blest Star to me shine faire, All my mirth turne to mourning, Hart lament, for hope is [...] gon: is gon, Musick leaue, Ile learne to moane, Sorrowes the sads a- dor- ning. Since my, &c. [...]

[...] YOu that pine in long de- sire, helpe to cry. Come Loue, come Loue, [...] quench this bur- ning fire, Least through thy wound I die. Least through thy wound I [...] die. Least through thy wound I die. Come loue, &c.

[...] LOoke Mistresse mine within this hol- low brest, See heere in- closd a [...] tombe of tender skin, wherin fast lockt is framd a Phe-nix nest, That saue your [...] selfe, is no passage in. Witnesse the woūd that through your dart doth bleed, And [...] craues your cure, and ij. and ij. since you haue done the deed. Witnesse, &c. [...]

[...] CLime O hart, clime to thy rest, Climing yet take heed [...] of falling, Climers oft euen at their best, catch loue, downe falth, hart appa-ling. Climers, &c. [...]

[...] THanks gentle Moone for thy obscured light, My Loue and I be- traid thou [...] set vs free, And Zephirus as ma-ny vn- to thee, Whose blasts con- ceald, the pleasures of the night, [...] Re- solue to her thou gaue, content to mee. But be those bowers still fild with Ser- pents hisses, [...] That sought by treason, that ij. to be- tray our kis- ses. to betray our [...] kisses. But be those, &c. [...]

[...] I Sigh as sure to weare the fruit of the Wil- low [...] tree, I sigh as sure to lose my sute, for it may not bee. [...] I sigh as one that loues in vaine, I sigh as one that liues [...] in paine, very sorie, ij. ij. very weary of my [...] mi- se- rie. I &c.

[...] DOwn a down, ij. Thus Phillis sung, by Fan- cie once op-pres- sed, Who so by foolish Loue are [...] stong, Are worthe-ly distres- sed, and so sing I, and ij. with a down, ij. ij. [...] with a down a down a down.

[...] 1 Verse. WHen Loue was first be- got, and [...] by the mothers will, Did fall to humane, lot, his solace to ful- fill, Deuoid of all de- ceit, a [...] chast and ho-ly fire, Did quicken mans con- ceit, and womens brest in- spire. The Gods that saw the [...] good, that mortals did ap- proue, With kinde and holy moode, began to talke of loue. [...] Chorus. Downe a downe.

Chorus. Downe a downe. &c.

[...] DI-a-phe-ni-a like the Dafdown- dillie, White as the Sunne, faire as the [...] Lillie, Heigh ho, heigh ho, how I doe loue thee: I doe loue thee as my Lambs, Are be-lo- ued of [...] their dumbs, How blest were I if thou wouldst proue mee. I doe: &c. [...]

[...] BEautie sat bathing by a spring, Where fairest shades did hide her: The [...] winds blew calme, the birds did sing, The coole streames ranne be- side her. [...] My wanton thoughts entic'd mine eie, To see what was for- bidden: But better memory said fie, So [...] vaine de- sire was chidden. Hey no- ny, hey no- [...] ny, hey ij. hey nony no nony nony. Hey, &c.

[...] MVsick deare sollace, to my thoughts neg- lected, Musick time sporter, [...] Musick time sporter, to my most res- pec- ted, Sound on, sound on, thy gol- den [...] harmony is such, That whilst she doth vouchsafe her E-bon Lute to tuch. By descant [...] numbers I doe nimbly clime, from Loues se- cluse, Vnto his Courts, vn-to his Courts wher I in [...] fresh attire, at- tire my Muse. By descant, &c. [...]

[...] WIth fragrant flowers we strew the way, And make this our chiefe [...] ho- ly day, For though this Clime were blest of yore, Yet was it [...] ne-uer proud before: O gracious King, O ij. O ij. O ij: [...] of second Troy, Ac- cept of our vn- fai- ned ioy. O, &c [...]

[...] COme come all you that draw heauens pu- rest breath, Come [...] An- gell brested sonnes of har- mo- nie. Let vs candole in tragicke E- li- [...] gie, Con- dole with me our deerest Leightons death, Leighton in whose deere losse death belmish- eth [...] Iones beau-tie and the soule of true de- light, Leighton heauens fauorite and the [...] Muses Iewell, Muses and heauens onely heere- in too cruell, Leighton to hea- uen, Leighton [...] to heauen, hath tane too time- ly flight. Leighton to, &c. [...]