Of 3. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] MY true loue hath my hart, my (repeat) my (repeat) and [...] I haue his, and (repeat) By iust exchange one for the other, one, &c. the other, [...] one (repeat) giuen, I hold his deare, I hold, I (repeat) his deare, and mine [...] he cannot misse, he (repeat) There neuer, neuer was, there neuer was a better [...] bargaine driuen. His hart in me, his (repeat) his (repeat) in me, keepes me and [...] him in one, keepes (repeat) keepes me and him, and him in one, My hart in [...] him his thoughts and senses guides, He loues my hart, he (repeat) he (repeat) [...] my hart, for once it was his owne, I cherish his, I (repeat) because in me it [...] bides, in (repeat) because (repeat) bides.

Of 3. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] HIs hart his wound receiued from my sight, his wound, his wound, [...] receiued from my sight, from my sight, My hart was wounded, my (repeat) [...] with his wounded hart, (repeat) with his wounded hart, For as from me, (repeat) [...] (repeat) on him, on him hart, on (repeat) did light, on (repeat) [...] So still me thought in mee his hart did smart, So still me thought in [...] me his hart did smart, his hart did smart, Both equall hurt in this, Change sought [...] our blisse: My true loue hath my hart, and I, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) and I haue his, [...] Both equall hurt in this, Change fought our blisse: My true loue hath my hart [...] and I, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) and I haue his.

[Page iii] [...] O Say deere life, when shall these twine- borne ber- [...] ryes, (repeat) So louely ripe, by my rude lips, rude lips be [...] tasted? Shall I not piucke, (repeat) (repeat) Shall I not pluck? [...] (Sweet say not nay) (repeat) Shall I not pluck those Cherryes? O let them not with [...] Som- mers heate be blasted, be blasted, (repeat) Nature thou [...] know'st bestow'd them free on thee, (repeat) Then be thou [...] kinde, (repeat) bestow them free on me, on me, be (repeat) [...] me, on me, bestow them free on me.

[Page iiii] [...] IN health and ease am I, (repeat) Yet, as I senslesse [...] were it nought contents me, You sicke, you sicke in paine doe lye, (repeat) [...] doe lye, And (ah) your payne exceedingly torments me, your (repeat) [...] torments me, Whereof I can this onely reason giue, (repeat) [...] onely reason giue, That dead vnto my selfe, (repeat) in [...] you I liue, in you I liue, in you I liue, I liue.

[Page v] [...] GOe wayling accents, goe, to the Author of my woe, to (repeat) [...] Say deere, (repeat) say deere, why hide you so from him your blessed [...] eyes, why (repeat) your blessed eyes, where hee beholds his [...] earthly Pa- radise, (repeat) where (repeat) his [...] earthly Pa- radise, Since hee hides not from you his hart, wherein loues heau'n, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) you may view, may view, wherein loues [...] heau'n, (repeat) you may view, you may view, you may view, loues heau'n [...] you may view?

[Page vi] [...] FLy not so fast, so fast, so fast, my onely [...] ioy and Iewell, Pitty at last my teares, (repeat) O be not cru- ell, [...] Fly not so fast, so fast, so fast, my onely ioy and Iew- ell, [...] Pitty at last my teares, (repeat) O be not cruell, Aye me, (repeat) [...] alas, (repeat) alas she's gone and left me, Dye, dye my hart, (repeat) [...] dye, dye my hart, my hart, All ioy is now bereft me. Aye me, (repeat) alas, [...] (repeat) she's gone and left me. Dye, dye my hart, dye, dye my hart, (repeat) [...] All ioy, all ioy is now bereft me.

Of 4. Voc.

[...] A Satyre once did runne away, did runne a- [...] way, did runne away for dread, At sound of horne, at (repeat) which he himselfe did [...] blow, did blow. A Satyre, a Satyre once did runne away, did [...] runne a- way for dread, At sound of horne, at (repeat) sound of [...] horne, which he himselfe did blow, did blow, Fearing and feared, fearing and feared, [...] thus from himselfe he fled, hee fled, Deeming strange euill, deeming strange e- [...] uill, deeming strange euill in that he did not know. Fearing and feared, (repeat) [...] thus from himselfe he fled, Deeming strange euill, deeming strange euill, [...] strange euill, deeming strange euill in that he did not know.

[Page viii] [...] O My thoughts, O my thoughts, my thoughts, O my thoughts sur- [...] cease, Thy delights my woes increase, thy (repeat) in- crease, thy de- [...] lights my woes increase, My life melts with too much thinking, Thinke no [...] more, thinke no more, no more, no more, but dye in me, Till thou shalt re- [...] uiued be, till (repeat) re- ui- ued be, reuiued be, (repeat) At her lips, [...] at her lips, at (repeat) my Nectar, Nectar drinking, my Nectar drinking. Till thou [...] shalt reuiued be, till (repeat) re- uiued be, reuiued be, re- uiued be, [...] At her lips, at her lips, at her lips, my Nectar drinking, my Nectar drinking.

[Page ix] [...] SWeet pittie wake, (repeat) (repeat) and tell my cruell [...] sweet, That if my death, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) her honour [...] might increase, I would lay downe my life, (repeat) (repeat) [...] my life at her proud feet, and willing dye, (repeat) and dying, and dying, [...] hold my peace, and onely liue, (and liuing mercy cry) (repeat) mercy cry, [...] Because her glory in my death, in my death will dye, because (repeat) [...] in my death, in my death will dye, in my death, in my death, in my death [...] will dye, will dye.

[Page x] [...] LOue is a daintie milde, Loue is a dainty milde, and sweet, [...] Loue is a dainty milde and sweet, and sweet, A gentle power, a fee- ling [...] fine and tender, (repeat) So that those harmes and paynes vnmeet, those [...] harmes and paines vnmeet, paynes vnmeet, which I doe passe, thou onely dost en- [...] gender, Onely to him his torments loue deuiseth, that scornes his lawes, (repeat) [...] that scornes his lawes, his rites, and Loue despiseth, (repeat) Onely to him his [...] torments loue de- uiseth, that scornes his lawes, that scornes his lawes, that scornes his [...] lawes, his rites, and loue despi-seth, despi- seth.

[Page xi] [...] FRee from loues bonds I li- ued long, liued long, Free [...] from loues bonds I liued long, I li- ued long, But now to loue, (repeat) [...] I change my song, With discords sweet, with discords, with discords sweet in [...] euery straine, And of my ioy and pleasing paine, (repeat) But [...] out a- las, a las my wounded hart, can neither rest, can neither rest, (repeat) [...] nor end my smart. But out alas my wounded hart, Can neither rest, can neither [...] rest, nor end my smart.

[Page xii] [...] HOw long shall I with mournefull Mu- sicke, with (repeat) [...] with mournefull Musicke, stayne, the cheerefull notes, the cheere- full [...] notes these pleasant vallyes yeelds, the cheerefull notes, (repeat) these plea- [...] sant vallyes yeelds, Where all good haps, (repeat) where all good haps a per- [...] fect state maintaine? Oh, oh cursed hap, oh cursed hap, and cursed be these fields, [...] (repeat) where first, where first, (repeat) mine eyes, (repeat) mine [...] eyes, (repeat) mine eyes were causers of my paine, where first, (repeat) (repeat) where [...] first mine eyes, mine eyes, (repeat) (repeat) were causers of my paine, were causers [...] of my paine.

Of 5. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] SWeet Philomell, (repeat) cease, cease thou thy songs a while [...] cease thou thy songs a while, And will thy mates, and will thy mates their melo- [...] dyes, (repeat) (repeat) their melo- dyes to leaue, And all, [...] and all at once attend my mournfull stile, my mournefull stile, Which will of [...] mirth, of mirth your sugred notes, your sugred notes bereaue, [...] your sugred notes, (repeat) bereaue, If you desire the burthen of my song, the [...] burthen of my song, I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong, I sigh, and [...] sob, I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong, (repeat) [...] I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong.

Of 5. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] YEe Siluan Nimphs, yee Siluan Nimphs, (repeat) that in these [...] woods doe shroud, (repeat) that in these woods do shroud, do shroud, To [...] you my mornefull sor- rowes, my mornefull sorrowes, my mornefull sorrows I declare, [...] (repeat) de- clare, You sauage Sa- tires let your [...] eares be bound, your eares be bound, You sauage Sa- tires let your [...] eares be bound, (repeat) To heare my woe, your sacred selues prepare, your sacred [...] selues prepare, (repeat) (repeat) your sacred selues pre- pare, Trees, [...] Hearbs, and Flowres in rurall fields that grow, while thus I mourn, (repeat) I mourn, [...] while (repeat) (repeat) I mourne, doe you some silence show, some silence show.

[Page xv] [...] FLora fayre Nimph, whilest sil- ly Lambs are feeding, (repeat) [...] fayre Nimph, whilest sil- ly Lambes are feeding, (repeat) [...] are fee- ding, Graunt my request, graunt my request, (repeat) [...] (repeat)graunt my re- quest, graunt my request in speeding, For your sweet [...] loue, sweet loue my hart doth languish, for your sweet loue my [...] silly hart doth lan- guish, my silly hart doth lan- guish, And dye I [...] shall, and dye I shall, (repeat) and dye I shall, and dye I shall, except [...] you quench the an- guish, except you quench the an- guish.

[Page xvi] [...] PHillis the bright, (repeat) when franckly she, (repeat) [...] (repeat) when franckly she desired, Thirsis her sweet hart to haue exspi- [...] red, Phillis the bright, (repeat) when franckly she, (repeat) (repeat) when franckly [...] she de-si- red, Thirsis her sweet hart to haue exspired, Sweet (thus fell she a [...] crying) Sweet, thus f [...]ll she a crying, Dye, for I am a dying, a dy- ing, for [...] I am a dy- ing, dye, for I am a dy- ing, Sweet, sweet, (thus fell [...] she a crying) (repeat) Dye, for I am a dying a dying, [...] Dye, for I am a dy- ing, (repeat) dye, for I am a dy- ing.

[Page xvii] [...] HOpe of my hart, (repeat) oh, wherefore doe the words, [...] Oh, oh, (repeat) which your sweet tongue af- fords, (repeat) [...] which your sweet tongue affords, no hope impart, no hope im- part, impart? [...] But cru- ell without measure, (repeat) To my eter- [...] nall payne, to my e- ternall paine, eternall paine, (repeat) [...] Still thun- der forth disdaine, (repeat) still [...] thun- der forth dis- daine, Oh him whose life, (repeat) [...] on him whose life, on him whose life depends vpon your pleasure? vpon your [...] pleasure, whose life- depends vpon your pleasure?

[Page xviii] [...] VPon a banke with Roses set about, (repeat) [...] Vpon a banke with Roses set about, with (repeat) where pretty [...] Turtles, (repeat) (repeat) ioyning bill to bill, And gen- tle [...] springs steale softly mur- muring out, Washing the foote of plea- sures [...] sa- cred hill, (repeat) (repeat) [...] There little Loue sore wounded lyes, sore wounded lyes, (repeat) [...] (repeat) His bow and arrowes bro- ken, bedew'd with teares from [...] Venus eyes, (repeat) with teares from Venus eyes, Oh grieuous [...] to be spoken, oh, (repeat) Oh grieuous to be spoken

Of 6. Voc.

[...] REtire my troubled soule, retire my troubled [...] soule, (repeat) Rest, rest, and behold, thy dayes of [...] dolour, dangers manifold, See, life is but a dreame, whose best contenting, whose [...] best content- ing (repeat) Begun with hope, begun with hope, (repeat) [...] begun with hope, (repeat) Pursu'd with doubt, pursu'd with doubt, [...] Enioy'd with feare, enioy'd with feare, (repeat) Ends in repen- ting, [...] ends in repenting, ends in repenting, repenting.

[Page xx] [...] OFt haue I tendred, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] Oft haue I tendred tribu- ta- ry teares, Mixed with griefe, (repeat) with griefe, mixed [...] with griefe, and melancho- ly feares, and melancho- ly feares, (repeat) And [...] sometime fro- licke hope, (repeat) and sometime fro- licke hope, (repeat) [...] sad woes be- gui- ling, hath shin'd on my desires, Oh, oh, [...] oh, oh, but from smi- ling, of late she chang'd, she chang'd, of late she [...] chang'd, (repeat) of late she chang'd, my sorrow not ressenting, ressenting, [...] (repeat) Bad me dispaire, (repeat) dispaire, sigh, [...] grone, and dye lamen- ting, (repeat) grone, and dye lamen- ting.

[Page xxi] [...] OVt from the vale of deepe dispayre, of deepe dis- payre, [...] With mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, with mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, I [...] fill the ayre, (repeat) with mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, To [...] satisfie my restlesse ghost, my restlesse ghost, (repeat) [...] (repeat) Which Daphnes cruelty, which Daphnes cru- [...] elty hath lost, (her) cruel- ty hath lost, Ore hils and dales in her dull eares, [...] (repeat) Ore hils and dales in her dull eares, in her dull [...] eares, Ile send my notes, my notes, with bitter teares, with bitter teares, [...] with bitter teares, bitter teares.

[Page xxii] [...] O Deuine Loue, (repeat) which so aloft can raise, aloft can [...] raise, (repeat) which (repeat) aloft, aloft can raise, And lift the [...] minde out of this earthly mire, and lift the minde out of this mire, out (repeat) And [...] doth inspire vs with so glo- ri- ous praise, As with the heauens, (repeat) [...] As with the heauens doth equall mans desire, (repeat) Who doth not help to [...] deck thy shrine? (repeat) holy shrine, (repeat) With [...] Ve- nus mirtle and Apollo's tree, (repeat) Who will not say [...] that thou art most de- uine, who (repeat) atleast con- [...] fesse a Deitye in thee? confesse (repeat) at (repeat) in thee?

Of 6. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] IF the deepe sighs, of an afflicted brest, (repeat) an afflicted brest, [...] Ore whelm'd with sor- row, (repeat) Or the 'rected eyes [...] (of a poore wretch, a poore wretch, (repeat) with miseries opprest) For whose com- [...] plaints, teares neuer could suffice, teares neuer could suffice, (repeat) for (repeat) [...] Haue not the power your Deities to moue, (repeat) [...] haue (repeat) Who shal ere looke for succor from aboue, from [...] aboue? From whom too long I taried for reliefe, (repeat) I taried [...] for reliefe, (repeat) Now aske but death, (repeat) that onely ends my griefe, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) that onely ends my griefe my griefe.

Of 6. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] THere's not a groue that wonders not my woe, (repeat) [...] Nor not a Riuer weepes not at my tale, (repeat) [...] I heare the Eccho's, (repeat) (repeat) [...] I heare the Eccho's (wandring too and fro,) (repeat) [...] (wandring too and fro,) I heare the Eccho's, (repeat) I heare the [...] Eccho's, (wandring too and fro) too and fro, (repeat) (repeat) too and fro, (repeat) [...] too and fro, Resound my griefe, (repeat) my griefe through euery [...] hill and dale, resound my griefe, through euery hill and dale, (repeat) [...] through euery hill and dale, (repeat) (repeat) [Page xxiiii] [...] The Birds and beasts yet in their simple kinde, lament for me, (repeat) [...] no pitty else, (repeat) (repeat) no pitty else, [...] (repeat) (repeat) I finde, no pitty else I finde, And teares I finde doe [...] bring no other good, (repeat) But as new show- ers, [...] (repeat) (repeat) encrease the rising [...] flood, but (repeat) (repeat) [...] But as new show- ers, (repeat) encrease the rising flood, [...] but (repeat) (repeat) (repeat)

[Page xxv] [...] DYe not fond man, before, before thy day, (repeat) [...] before thy day, Loues cold December will surrender, (repeat) [...] To succeeding iocond May, (repeat) iocond, iocond May, to (repeat) [...] (repeat) iocond May, And then, oh then, oh then, O [...] then, O then, (repeat) (repeat) sorrow shall cease, (repeat) sorrow shall cease, shall [...] cease, (repeat) shall cease, comforts abounding, abounding, comforts abounding, cares [...] confounding, confounding, (repeat) shall conclude, shall conclude a happy, a happy [...] peace, shall (repeat) (repeat) a happy peace, shall (repeat) happy [...] peace, shall conclude a happy, happy peace.

[Page xxvi] [...] I Haue intreated, (repeat) entreated, and I haue complained, (repeat) [...] I haue disprais'd, & praise I likewise gaue, and (repeat) All means to [...] win her grace I tryed haue, And still I loue, and stil I am dis- dained, & still I am dis- [...] dained, (repeat) (repeat) disdai- ned, Oh, [...] oh could my sighs, once purchase me reliefe, oh (repeat) Or [...] in her hart, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) my tears imprint my griefe, [...] (repeat) my teares imprint my griefe, (repeat) imprint my griefe, [...] But cease, cease, vaine sighs, cease, cease yee fruitlesse teares, (repeat) Teares [...] cannot pierce her hart, (repeat) (repeat) not pierce her [...] hart, (repeat) not (repeat) nor sighes, nor sighes her eares.

[Page xxvii] [...] COme sable night, (repeat) put on thy mourning stoale, [...] (repeat) And help Amintas sadly to condole, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) to condole, sadly to condole, Behold, [...] the Sunne hath shut his golden eye, The day, the day is spent, And shades, and [...] shades faire lights supply, (repeat) All things in sweet repose, (repeat) [...] (repeat) their labours close, Onely Amintas, Amintas, [...] wast's his houres in wayling, (repeat) in way- ling, (repeat) [...] Whilst all his hopes doe faint, and life is fayling, (repeat) whil'st all [...] his hopes doe faint and life is fay- ling. and life is fayling.

Of 6. Voc. In memory of Prince Henry.

[...] WEepe forth your teares, and doe lament, lament, weepe (repeat) [...] your teares, and doe lament, He's dead, he's dead, who liuing was of all the [...] world beloued, Let do- lorous lamenting still be spread, through all the [...] earth, (repeat) that all harts may be moued, To sigh, to sigh [...] and plaine, since death hath slaine Prince Hene- ry, (repeat) [...] Oh, oh had he liu'd, oh (repeat) oh (repeat) our hopes had still en- [...] creased, still (repeat) still (repeat) our hopes had still encrea- sed, But he is dead, [...] but he is dead, but he is dead, (repeat) and all our ioyes, our ioyes [...] deceased.

Of 3. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] MY true loue hath my hart, my (repeat) hath my hart, and I haue [...] his, and (repeat) By iust ex- change one for the other, one for the other, one (repeat) [...] one (repeat) giuen, I hold his deare, I hold, I (repeat) I hold his deare, and [...] mine hee cannot misse, hee cannot misse, There neuer, neuer was, (repeat) [...] a better bargaine, bar-gaine driuen. His hart in me, his (repeat) his hart [...] in me, keepes me and him in one, keepes (repeat) keepes (repeat) My [...] hart in him, my hart in him, in him, his thoughts and senses guides, Hee loues my [...] hart, he loues my hart, he (repeat) for once it was his owne, I cherish his, I [...] because in me it bides, because (repeat) be (repeat) bides.

Of 3. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] HIs hart his wound receiued from my sight, his wound, his wound, [...] receiued from my sight, from my sight, My hart was wounded, my (repeat) [...] with his wounded hart, (repeat) his wounded hart, For as from me, for [...] (repeat) on him, (repeat) on him his hart, on him his hart did light, on (repeat) [...] So still me thought in mee his hart did smart, So still me thought in me his hart did [...] smart, his hart did smart, Both equall hurt in this, Change sought our blisse: My [...] true loue hath my hart, and I, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) and I haue his. Both equall [...] hurt in this, Change sought our blisse: My true loue hath my hart, and I, and [...] I (repeat) (repeat) and I haue his.

[Page iii] [...] O Say deere life, when shall these twine-borne berryes, these [...] (repeat) So louely ripe, by my rude lips, by my rude lips be [...] ta- sted? Shall I not plucke, (repeat) (repeat) Shall I not pluck? [...] (Sweet say not nay) (repeat) Shall I not pluck those Cherryes? O let them not with [...] Som- mers heate be bla- sted, be bla- sted, (repeat) Nature thou [...] know'st bestow'd them free on thee, (repeat) Then be thou [...] kinde, bestow them free on me, bestow them free on me, (repeat) [...] bestow them free on me.

[Page iiii] [...] IN health and ease am I, (repeat) am I, Yet, as I [...] senslesse were it nought contents me, You sicke, you sicke in paine doe lye, in [...] (repeat) And (ah) your payne excee- dingly torments me, your (repeat) [...] torments me, Whereof I can this onely reason giue, (repeat) [...] this onely reason giue, That dead vnto my selfe, (repeat) [...] in you I liue, (repeat) in you I liue, in you I liue, I liue.

[Page v] [...] GOe wayling ac- cents, goe, to the Author of my [...] woe, to (repeat) Say deere, say deere, why hide you so from him your [...] blessed eyes, why (repeat) where hee beholds his earthly [...] Pa- radise, (repeat) where (repeat) Since he hides [...] not from you his hart, his hart, wherein loues heau'n, (repeat) loues heau'n you may [...] view, where (repeat) loues heau'n you may view. you may [...] view. loues heau'n you may view?

[Page vi] [...] FLy not so fast, so fast, so fast, my onely [...] ioy and Iew- ell, Pitty at last my teares, (repeat) O be not cruell, [...] Fly not so fast, so fast, so fast, my onely ioy and Iew- [...] ell, Pitty at last my teares, (repeat) O be not cru- ell, Aye me, [...] (repeat) alas, (repeat) she's gone and left me, Dye, dye my hart, dye, dye my [...] hart, dye, dye my hart, All ioy, all ioy is now bereft me. Aye me, (repeat) [...] alas, (repeat) alas she's gone and left me. Dye, dye my hart, dye, dye my [...] hart, (repeat) my hart, All ioy is now bereft me.

Of 4. Voc.

[...] A Satyre, a Satyre once did runne a- way, did [...] runne away for dread, At sound of horne, at (repeat) of [...] horne, which he himselfe did blow, did blow. A Satyre once did runne away, [...] did runne away, did runne away for dread, At sound of horne, at [...] sound of horne, which he himselfe did blow, did blow, Fearing and feared, fea- [...] ring and feared, thus from himselfe he fled, Deeming strange euill, (repeat) [...] strange euill, deeming strange euill in that he did not know. Fearing and fea- red, [...] fearing and feared, thus from himselfe he fled, he fled, Deeming strange [...] euill, deeming strange euill, deeming strange euill in that he did not

[Page viii] [...] O My thoughts, O my thoughts surcease, Thy delights my [...] woes increase, thy delights my woes increase, thy delights, thy delights my woes in- [...] crease, My life melts with too much thinking, Thinke no more, thinke no more, no [...] more, no more, but dye in me, Till thou shalt reuiued be, till thou shalt reuiued [...] be, re- uiued be, reui- ued be, (repeat) At her lips, at her lips, at (repeat) [...] my Ne- ctar drinking, my Nectar drinking. Till thou shalt reuiued be, till (repeat) [...] re- uiued be, reuiued be, re-uiued be, At her lips, at her lips, [...] at her lips, my Nectar, Nectar drinking. my Nectar drinking.

[Page ix] [...] SWeet pittie wake, (repeat) and tell my cruell, cruell sweet, [...] That if my death, (repeat) (repeat) her honour might increase, I [...] would lay downe my life at her proud feete, (repeat) and willing dye, (repeat) [...] and dying, and dying, (repeat) hold my peace, and onely liue, (and [...] liuing mercy cry) (repeat) Because her glory in my death will dye, [...] in my death, in my death will dye, (repeat) because her glory in my [...] death will dye, in my death, in my death will dye, will dye.

[Page x] [...] LOue is a daintie milde, a dainty milde, and sweet, Loue is a [...] dainty milde, (repeat) a dainty milde and sweet, A gentle power, a [...] feeling fine and tender, (repeat) So that those harmes and paynes vn- [...] meet, (repeat) those harmes and paines vn- meet, which I [...] doe passe, thou onely dost en- gender, Onely to him his torments loue de- uiseth, [...] that scornes his lawes, (repeat) that scornes his lawes, his rites, and Loue [...] despiseth, (repeat) Onely to him his torments loue deuiseth, that scornes his [...] lawes, that scornes his lawes, that scornes his lawes, his rites, and loue despi-seth, [...] and loue despi- seth.

[Page xi] [...] FRee from loues bonds I li- ued, I liued long I [...] li- ued long, Free from loues bonds I li- ued long, But now to loue, [...] (repeat) I change my song, With discords sweet, (repeat) with discords [...] sweet in euery straine, And of my ioy and pleasing paine, and plea- sing payne, But out [...] alas my wounded hart, can neither rest, can neither rest, nor end my smart. [...] But out alas, a- las my wounded hart, Can neither rest, (repeat) can neither [...] rest, nor end my smart.

[Page xii] [...] HOw long shall I, shall I with mournefull Mu- sicke, (repeat) [...] with mournefull Mu- sicke, stayne, the cheerefull notes, the [...] cheere- full notes these pleasant vallyes yeelds, the (repeat) [...] Where all good haps, (repeat) a perfect state maintaine? Oh, oh [...] cursed hap, oh cursed hap, and cursed be these fields, (repeat) where [...] first, where first, (repeat) (repeat) mine eyes, (repeat) (repeat) were causers of [...] my paine, where first, (repeat) (repeat) mine eyes, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) mine [...] eyes were causers of my paine, were causers of my paine.

Of 5. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] SWeet Phi- lomell, (repeat) cease, cease thou thy songs a while, a while, [...] And will thy mates, and will thy mates their melodyes, their me- lo dyes, their [...] melodyes, their melodyes to leaue, And all, and all at once at- tend my mourn- [...] full stile, my mournefull stile, Which will of mirth your sugred [...] notes bereaue, of mirth your sugred notes bereaue, If you desire the [...] burthen of my song, the burthen of my song, I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did [...] wrong, did wrong, I figh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong, I sigh, and [...] sob, for Phillis I did wrong. I did wrong. I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong.

Of 5. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] YEe Siluan Nimphs, (repeat) yee Siluan Nimphs, (repeat) [...] in these woods do shroud, that in these woods do shroud, that (repeat) To you my [...] mornefull sorrowes, my mornefull sorrowes, (repeat) my mornefull forrows, [...] (repeat) I declare, de- clure, You sauage Satires let your eares be. [...] bound, your eares be bound, You sauage Sa- tires let your eares be bound, [...] (repeat) let your eares be bound, To heare my woe, to heare my [...] woe, your sacred selues prepare, pre- pare, (repeat) prepare, your sacred selues pre- [...] pare, (repeat) Trees, Hearbs, and Flowres in ru- rall fields that grow, while [...] thus I mourn, (repeat) (repeat) doe you some si- lence show, some silence show.

[Page xv] [...] FLora fayre Nimph, whilest silly Lambs are feeding, (repeat) [...] Flora fayre Nimph, whilest silly Lambes are feeding, (repeat) [...] Graunt my request, graunt my request, (repeat) request, graunt [...] my request speeding, For your sweet loue my silly hart doth [...] lan- guish, my silly hart doth languish, And dye I shall, (repeat) [...] and dye I shall, and dye I shall, (repeat) (repeat) ex- [...] cept you quench the anguish, the anguish.

[Page xvi] [...] PHil- lis the bright, when franckly she, ells when franckly. [...] she de- si- red, Thirsit her sweet hart to haue exspired, Phil-lis the [...] bright, when franckly she, (repeat) when franckly she de-si- red, Thirsis her [...] sweet hart to haue exspi- red, Sweet (thus fell she a crying) thus [...] fell she a crying, Dye, for I am a dy- ing, (repeat) a [...] dy- ing, dye, for I am a dying, dye, for I am a dying, a dy- ing. [...] Sweet (thus fell she a crying) thus fell she a crying, Dye, for I am a dy- ing, [...] dye, for I am a dying, a dy- ing, (repeat) dye, for I [...] am a dying, a dy- ing.

[Page xvii] [...] HOpe of my hart, (repeat) oh, wherefore doe the words, Oh, oh, [...] wherefore doe the word, which your sweet tongue af- fords, affords, (repeat) [...] affords, no hope im- part, (repeat) But cru- ell without measure, [...] To my e- ternall payne, eternall paine, To my e- ternall paine, Still thun- [...] der forth, still thun- der forth disdaine, (repeat) [...] still thun- der forth, (repeat) [...] dis- daine, On him whose life, (repeat) on him whose life, (repeat) [...] on him whose life, whose life depends vpon your pleasure? whose life de- [...] pends vpon your pleasure?

[Page xviii] [...] UPon a banke with Roses set about, (repeat) [...] vp (repeat) with Roses set about, where pretty Turtles, (repeat) [...] (repeat) where pretty Turtles, (repeat) (repeat) ioyning [...] bill to bill, Washing the foote of plea- sures sacred hill, of (repeat) [...] washing (repeat) hill, of pleasures [...] sacred hill, There little Loue sore wounded lyes, sore wounded lyes, (repeat) [...] (repeat) His bow and arrowes broken, (repeat) bedew'd [...] with teares from Venus eyes, bedew'd with teares from Venus eyes, Oh grieuous [...] to be spoken, (repeat) oh, (repeat)

Of 6. Voc.

[...] REtire my troubled soule, retire my troubled soule, [...] my troubled soule, Rest, rest, See, life is but a [...] dreame, whose best contenting, whose best contenting (repeat) Begun with [...] hope, with hope, begun with hope, (repeat) Pursu'd with doubt, pursu'd with [...] doubt, with doubt, Enioy'd with feare, (repeat) (repeat) with feare, Ends [...] in repenting, in repen- ting, ends in repen- ting, ends in repen- ting.

[Page xx] [...] OFt haue I tendred tri- butary teares, Oft haue I tendred, (repeat) [...] oft (repeat) Mixed with griefe, with griefe, (repeat) [...] (repeat) and melancho- ly feares, (repeat) and melancholy feares, (repeat) [...] And sometime frolicke hope, and sometime fro- licke [...] hope, (repeat) (repeat) frolicke hope, sad woes beguiling, hath shin'd on [...] my desires, (repeat) Oh, oh, but from smi- ling, oh, oh, (repeat) of late [...] she chang'd, (repeat) my sorrow not ressenting, (repeat) (repeat) [...] Bad me dispaire, (repeat) (repeat) sigh, grone, and dye lament-ing, and [...] dye lamenting, (repeat) grone, and dye lamenting. (repeat)

[Page xxi] [...] OVt from the vale of deepe dispayre, Out from the vale of [...] deepe de- spaire, With mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, with mournefull tunes I [...] fill the ayre, I fill the ayre, with mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) [...] with mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) To [...] satis-fie my restlesse ghost, my restlesse ghost, to (repeat) [...] Daphnes cru- elty hath lost, which Daphnes cruel- ty hath lost, (repeat) [...] Ore hils and dales in her dull eares, (repeat) (repeat) [...] in her dull eares, Ile send my notes with [...] bitter teares, (repeat) with bitter teares.

[Page xxii] [...] O Deuine Loue, (repeat) which so aloft can raise, can raise, [...] which (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) And lift the minde out [...] of this earthly mire, (repeat) this earthly mire, And doth in- [...] spire vs, (repeat) with so glori-ous praise, As with the heauens, (repeat) [...] doth equall mans de- sire, Who doth not help to deck thy shrine (repeat) [...] Who doth not help to deck thy holy shrine, (repeat) With Ve- nus mirtle [...] and Apol- lo's tree? Apollo's tree, with (repeat) Who will not say [...] that thou art'most de- uine, diuine, who (repeat) at least con- [...] fesse a Dei- tye in thee? in thee? at least confesse a Dei- tye in thee?

Of 6. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] IF the deepe sighs, of an afflicted brest, (repeat) an afflicted brest, [...] Orewhelm'd with sor- row, (repeat) with sor- row, Or the'- [...] rected eyes of a poore wretch, (repeat) (repeat) with miseries opprest, For [...] whose complaints teares neuer could suffice, suffice, (repeat) [...] for (repeat) Haue not the power your Dei- ties to moue, to moue, [...] haue (repeat) your Dieties to moue, Who shall ere looke for succour [...] from aboue? who (repeat) for succour from a- boue? From [...] whom too long I taried for reliefe, I taried for reliefe, (repeat) Now aske but [...] death, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) that onely ends my griefe, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) that onely ends my griefe, (repeat)

Of 6. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] THere's not a groue that wonders not my woe, (repeat) [...] there's (repeat) not my woe, Nor [...] not a Riuer weepes not at my tale, (repeat) weepes not [...] at my tale, I heare the Eccho's, (repeat) (repeat) [...] I heare the Eccho's, (wandring too and fro,) (repeat) (wandring [...] too and fro,) (repeat) I heare the Eccho's, (wandring too and fro) and [...] fro, wandring too and fro, and fro, Resound my griefe, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) through euery hill and dale, (repeat) (repeat) [...] resound my griefe, through euery hill and dal, (repeat)

[Page xxiiii] [...] The Birds and beasts yet in their simple kinde, lament for me, (repeat) [...] (repeat) forme, no pitty else, (repeat) (repeat) no pitty else I [...] finde, I finde, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] no pitty else I finde, And teares I finde doe bring no other good, (repeat) [...] But at new show- ers encrease the rising flood, [...] (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) en- [...] crease the rising flood, the rising flood, encrease the rising flood.

[Page xxv] [...] DYe not fond man, die, die not fond man before thy day, (repeat) [...] (repeat) Loues cold December will surrender, (repeat) To suc- [...] ceeding iocond May, (repeat) iocond May, (repeat) to (repeat) [...] succeeding iocond May, iocond May, (repeat) (repeat) [...] And then, oh then, oh then, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) sorrow shall cease, [...] shall cease, (repeat) shall cease, (repeat) sorrow shall cease, (repeat) comforts a- [...] bounding, (repeat) abounding, (repeat) cares confounding shall conclude, shall con- [...] clude a happy peace, a happy, happy peace, (repeat) shall conclude, [...] shall conclude a happy, happy peace, a happy peace. (repeat) (repeat)

[Page xxvi] [...] I Haue intreated, (repeat) (repeat) and I haue complained, complai- [...] ned, (repeat) I haue disprais'd, and praise I likewise gaue, (repeat) (repeat) [...] I likewise gaue, All means to win her grace I tryed haue, And still I [...] loue, and stil I am disdained, disdained, (repeat) (repeat) [...] and still I am disdained, (repeat) Oh, oh could my sighs, once [...] purchase me re- liefe, oh (repeat) Or in her hart, (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) my tears imprint my griefe, imprint my griefe, my (repeat) (repeat) [...] my (repeat) But cease, cease, cease vaine sights, cease, cease yee fruitlesse [...] teares, (repeat) Teares cannot pierce her hart, (repeat) not pierce her [...] hart, (repeat) Teares (repeat) (repeat) nor sighes, nor sighes her eares.

[Page xxvii] [...] COme sable night, (repeat) put on thy mourning stoale, put (repeat) [...] (repeat) put (repeat) And help Amintas sadly [...] to con- dole, (repeat) to condole, sadly to condole, (repeat) (repeat) [...] Behold, the Sunne hath shut his golden eye, And shades, and shades faire lights supply, [...] and shades, (repeat) All things in sweet repose, (repeat) their [...] labors close, all (repeat) (repeat) their la- bors close, Onely Amintas, [...] Amintas, (repeat) wast's his houres in wayling, in wayling, (repeat) wast's (repeat) [...] in wayling, (repeat) Whilst all his hopes do faint, and life is fayling. [...] (repeat) (repeat) is fayling.

Of 6. Voc. In memory of Prince Henry.

[...] WEepe forth your teares, your teares, and doe lament, weepe (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) He's dead who liuing was of all the [...] world belou'd, the world belo- ued, Let dolorous lamenting still be spread, [...] (repeat) Through all the earth, that all harts may be [...] moued, (repeat) To sigh, to sigh and plaine, since death hath slaine Prince [...] Hene- ry, since (repeat) Oh, oh had he liu'd, (repeat) (repeat) [...] our hopes had still encreased, still (repeat) (repeat) our hopes had [...] still encrea- sed, But he is dead, (repeat) but he is dead, and all our ioyes deceased, [...] but (repeat) (repeat) but he is dead, and all our ioyes deceased.

Of 4. Voc.

[...] A Satyre once did runne, did runne away, [...] did runne away for dread, At sound of horne, at sound of horne, at [...] sound of horne, which he himselfe did blow, did blow, A Satire once did runne, did [...] runne away, did runne away for dread, at sound of [...] horne, (repeat) (repeat) which he himselfe did blow did blow, Fearing and [...] stared, fearing and feared, thus from himselfe he fled, he fled, [...] Deeming strange euill in that he did not know. Fearing and feared, fear- [...] ing and feared, thus from himselfe he fled, he fled, Deeming strange [...] euill in that he did not know.

[Page viii] [...] O My thoughts, O my thoughts, my thoughts surcease, Thy de- [...] lights my woes increase, increase, thy delights my woes increase, thy delights my woes [...] in- crease, My life melts with too much thinking, O thinke no more, O thinke [...] no more, but dye in me, Till thou shalt reuiued be, till thou shalt reuiued be, re- [...] uiued be, re- ui- ued be, At her lips, at her lips, (repeat) (repeat) her [...] lippes my Nectar drink- ing, my Nectar drinking. Till thou shalt reuiued be, [...] till thou shalt reuiued be, reuiued be, re- ui- ued be, At her lips, at her lips, (repeat) [...] (repeat) her lips, my Nectar drink- ing. my Nectar drinking.

[Page ix] [...] SWeet pit-tie wake, (repeat) (repeat) and tell my cruell, cru- ell [...] sweet, That if my death, my death, (repeat) (repeat) her honour might [...] in- crease, I would lay downe my life, my life at her proud feete, (repeat) [...] and willing dye, (repeat) and dying, and dying, (repeat) [...] hold my peace, and onely liue, (and liuing mercy cry) (repeat) [...] mercy cry, Because her glory, (repeat) in my death will dye, (repeat) [...] because (repeat) in my death will dye, in my death, [...] (repeat) will dye, in my death will dye.

[Page x] [...] LOue is a daintie milde, a dainty, Loue is a dainty milde and [...] sweet, Loue is a dainty milde, Loue is a dainty milde, a dainty milde and [...] sweet, A gentle power, a feeling fine and tender, (repeat) So that those [...] harmes and paynes vnmeet, so that those harmes and paines vnmeet, those harmes and [...] paynes vnmeet, which I doe passe thou onely dost engen- der, Onely to [...] him his torments loue deui- seth, that scornes his lawes, his rites, (repeat) [...] his rites, and Loue, and Loue despi- seth, and loue despi- [...] seth. Onely to him his torments loue deui- seth, that scornes his lawes, his rites, [...] (repeat) his rites, and loue, and loue despi- seth, and loue despi- seth.

[Page xi] [...] FRee from loues bonds I li-ued long, I liued long, (repeat) [...] I liued long, Free from loues bonds I liued long, But now to loue, (repeat) [...] I change my song, my song, With discords sweet, (repeat) with dis- [...] cords sweet in eaery staine, And of my ioy and pleasing paine, and pleasing [...] payne, But out alas, alas my wounded hart, Can neither rest, can neither rest, nor [...] end my smart. But out alas, alas my wounded hart, Can neither rest, can [...] neither rest, nor end my smart, my smart.

[Page xii] [...] HOw long shall I with mournefull Mu- sicke, (repeat) [...] Mu- sicke, with mournefull Mu-sicke, stayne the cheerefull notes, the [...] cheerefull notes these pleasant vallyes yeelds, (repeat) (repeat) these pleasant [...] vallyes yeelds, Where all good haps, (repeat) where all good haps a perfect [...] state maintaine? Oh, oh cur- sed hap, and cursed be these fields, these fields, [...] (repeat) where first, where first, (repeat) mine eyes, mine eyes, (repeat) [...] (repeat) were causers of my paine, where first, (repeat) (repeat) mine eyes, (repeat) (repeat) [...] mine eyes were causers of my paine, were causers of my paine.

Of 5. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] SWeet Philomell: And all, and all at once attend my mournfull stile, [...] my mournfull stile, Which will of mirth your su- gred notes be- [...] reaue, which will of mirth your sugred notes bereaue, your surgred notes be- [...] reaue, If you desire the burthen of my song, the burthen of my song, I [...] sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong, I sigh and sob, for Phillis I did [...] wrong, I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong.

Of 5. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] YEe Siluan Nimphs, yee Siluan Nimphs, that in these woods doe [...] shroud, these woods doe shroud, that (repeat) To you my mornefull sorrowes, [...] my mornefull sorrowes, (repeat) my mornefull sorrowes I declare, [...] You sauage Sa-tires let your eares be bound, your eares be bound, let your [...] eares be bound, (repeat) To heare my woe, my woe, your sacred selues prepare, [...] your sacred selues pre- pare, (repeat) prepare, your sacred selues pre- [...] pare, prepare, Trees, Hearbs, and Flowres in rurall fields that grow, while thus I [...] mourne, while thus I mourne, (repeat) while thus I mourne doe you some silence show.

[Page xv] [...] FLora faire: Whil'st silly Lambs are feeding, Flora, Flora fayre [...] Nimph, whil'st silly Lambs are feeding, (repeat) Graunt my re- [...] quest, graunt my request in spee- ding, (repeat) For your sweet [...] loue my silly hart doth languish, my (repeat) my [...] silly hart doth languish, And dye I shall, (repeat) and dye I shall, [...] and dye I shall, and dye I shall, (repeat) except you quench the an- [...] guish, except you quench the anguish.

[Page xvi] [...] PHillis the bright, when franckly she, (repeat) when franckly [...] she desired, Thirsis her sweet hart to haue exspi- red, Phillis the [...] bright, when franckly she, (repeat) when franckly she desired, Thirsis her [...] sweet hart to haue exspi- red, Sweet, sweet (thus fell she a crying) [...] (repeat) Dye for I am a dy- ing, dying, Dye for I am a [...] dy- ing, a dy- ing, dye for I am a dy- ing, a dy- ing, [...] Sweet, sweet (thus fell she a crying) (repeat) Dye for I am a dy -ing, [...] dying, dye for I am a dy- ing, a dy- ing, dye for I [...] am a dy- ing, a dy- ing.

[Page xvii] [...] HOpe of my hart, Oh, wherefore doe the words, oh, oh wherefore [...] doe the words, which your sweet tongue affords, affords, (repeat) sweet [...] tongue affords, no hope impart, no hope impart, impart, But cruell without mea- [...] sure, without mea- sure, (repeat) To my eternall payne, To [...] my eternall paine, (repeat) Still thun- der forth, still thun- [...] der forth disdaine, (repeat) still thun- [...] der forth, still thun- der forth disdaine, On him whose life, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) on him whose life, whose life depends vpon your [...] plea- sure? whole life depends vpon your pleasure?

[Page xviii] [...] UPon a banke with Roses set about, (repeat) [...] with Roses set about, where pretty Turtles, (repeat) (repeat) [...] where pretty Turtles, (repeat) (repeat) ioyning bill to bill, and gentle [...] springs steale softly murmuring out, Washing the foote of plea- sures sacred [...] hill, (repeat) of (repeat) [...] There little Loue sore wounded lyes, sore wounded lyes, wounded lyes, wounded [...] lyes, His bow and arrowes bro- ken, (repeat) bedew'd with teares, [...] with teares, (repeat) with teares from Venus eyes, Oh grieuous to be spoken, [...] oh grieuous to be spoken. (repeat)

Of 6. Voc.

[...] RE- tire my troubled soule, retire my troubled soule, [...] (repeat) Rest, rest, See, life is but a [...] dreame, whose best content- ing, (repeat) whose best contenting, [...] Begun with hope, begun with hope, (repeat) (repeat) with hope, Pursu'd [...] with doubt, pursu'd with doubt, Enioy'd with feare, enioy'd with feare, enioy'd with [...] feare, with feare, Ends in repent- ing, ends in repenting, repenting.

[Page xx] [...] OFt haue I tendred tributary teares, Oft haue I tendred, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) tribu- tary teares, Mixed with griefe, (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) and melancholy feares, (repeat) (repeat) and me- [...] lan-choly feares, And sometime frolick hope, and sometime fro- licke [...] hope, (repeat) (repeat) sad woes beguiling, hath shin'd on my desires, Oh, [...] oh, but from smi-ling, oh, oh (repeat) of late she chang'd, (repeat) [...] (repeat) of late she chang'd, my sorrow not ressen- ting, my (repeat) (repeat) [...] ressenting, Bad me dispare, (repeat) sigh, grone, and dye lamenting, [...] and dye lamen- ting, grone, and dye lamenting, and dye lamenting, and dye lamenting.

[Page xxi] [...] OVt from the vale of deepe dispayre, of deepe dispaire, (repeat) [...] With mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) [...] (repeat) with mournfull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) [...] I fill the ayre, with (repeat) To sa- tisfie my [...] rest-lesse ghost, (repeat) to sa-tis-fie my restlesse ghost, Which [...] Daphnes cruelty, which Daphnes cruelty hath lost, hath lost, (repeat) [...] Ore hils and dales in her dull eares, dull eares, (repeat) [...] (repeat) Ile send my notes, with bitter [...] teares, with bitter teares, with bitter bitter teares.

[Page xxii] [...] O Deuine Loue, (repeat) which so aloft can raise, aloft can raise, [...] which aloft can raise, aloft, aloft can raise, (repeat) And [...] lift the minde out of this earthly mire, this earthly mire, And (repeat) [...] out of this earthly mire, And doth inspire vs with so glorious praise, As with the [...] heauens, (repeat) doth equall mans desire, (repeat) Who doth not help to deck thy shrine? [...] Who doth not help to decke thy holy shrine, (repeat) thy holy [...] shrine? With Venus Mirtle and Apollo's tree? (repeat) Who [...] will not say that thou art most diuine, (repeat) at least confesse a De- i-tye in [...] thee? a De-i- ty in thee? at least confesse a Dei-tye in thee? in thee?

Of 6. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] IF the deepe sighs, of an afflicted brest, (repeat) Orewhelm'd [...] with sorrow, with sorrow, (repeat) Or the'rected eyes of a poore [...] wretch, of a poore wretch, (repeat) (repeat) with miseries opprest, For whose com- [...] plaints tears neuer could suffice, for (repeat) for (repeat) [...] could suffice, Haue not the power your De-i-ties to moue, (repeat) [...] Who shall ere looke for succour from aboue? (repeat) From [...] whom too long I taried, I ta-ried for reliefe, I taried for re- liefe, Now [...] aske but death, (repeat) (repeat) that onely ends my griefe, that (repeat) [...] (repeat) my griefe, that onely ends my griefe. (repeat)

Of 6. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] THere's not a groue that wonders not my owe, (repeat) [...] Nor not a Riuer weepes not at my tale, (repeat) [...] Nor not a Riuer weepes not at my tale, (repeat) [...] I heare the Eccho's, (repeat) I heare the Eccho's, [...] (repeat) (repeat) (wandring too and fro,) (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) I heare the Eccho's, (wandring too and [...] fro,) too and fro, (repeat) (repeat) too and fro) (repeat) (wandring too and fro, [...] Resound my griefe, (repeat) through euery hill, through euery hill and [...] dale, (repeat) resound my griefe, (repeat) (repeat)

[Page xxiiii] [...] (repeat) lament for me, (repeat) (repeat) [...] no pitty else, (repeat) no pitty else I finde, no (repeat) I finde, [...] I find, And teares I finde doe bring no other good, (repeat) [...] But as new show- ers, (repeat) (repeat) [...] encrease the rising flood, the rising flood, but as new show- ers, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) encrease the [...] rising flood, but (repeat) encrease the rising flood.

[Page xxv] [...] DYe not fond man before thy day, (repeat) before thy [...] day, Dye (repeat) (repeat) Loues cold December will sur- [...] ren- der, (repeat) To succeeding iocond May, succeeding iocond May, [...] to (repeat) succeeding iocond May, to (repeat) iocond May, (repeat) [...] And then, oh then, (repeat) (repeat) oh then, (repeat) oh then, sorrow shall cease, [...] (repeat) (repeat) shall cease, comforts a bounding, abound- ing, (repeat) [...] cares confounding, (repeat) shall conclude, shall conclude a happy peace, conclude a [...] happy peace, a happy peace, (repeat) shall conclude, shall conclude a [...] happy peace, a happy, happy peace, shall conclude a happy peace.

[Page xxvi] [...] I Haue intreated, (repeat) (repeat) and I haue complai- [...] ned, (repeat) I haue disprais'd, and praise I likewise gaue, (repeat) [...] And still I loue, and still I am disdayned, (repeat) [...] and still I am disdained, Oh, oh could my sighs, once purchase me re- [...] liefe, oh (repeat) Or in her hart, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] my teares imprint my griefe, (repeat) (repeat) But cease, cease [...] vaine sighs, cease, cease yee fruitlesse teares, (repeat) ye fruitlesse teares, [...] Teares cannot pierce her hart, cannot pierce her hart, Teares (repeat) (repeat) [...] her hart, nor sighes, nor sighes her eares.

Of 6. Voc.

[...] COme sable night, put on thy mourning stoale, (repeat) [...] put (repeat) thy mourning stoale, And help Amintas sadly to condole, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) to condole, sadly to condole, (repeat) Be- [...] hold, the Sunne hath shut his golden eye, (repeat) The day, the day is spent, [...] and shades, & shades faire lights supply, (repeat) All things in sweet repose, [...] (repeat) their labors close, all (repeat) (repeat) their labors close, [...] Onely Amintas, Amintas, (repeat) wast's his houres in wayling, (repeat) [...] (repeat) in wayling, (repeat) Whilst all his hopes do faint, and life is fayling, (repeat) [...] [...]

Of 6. Voc. In memory of Prince Henry.

[...] WEepe forth your teares, and doe lament, lament, weepe (repeat) [...] lament, weepe (repeat) He's dead, (repeat) (repeat) who liuing was of all [...] the world beloued, Let do- lorous lamenting still be spread, still be spread, let (repeat) [...] lamen, (repeat) Through all the earth, that all harts may be [...] moued, (repeat) To sigh, to sigh, and plaine, Since death hath slaine Prince [...] Henery, (repeat) Oh, oh, had he liu'd, oh (repeat) oh (repeat) (repeat) [...] our hopes had still encreased, still (repeat) encreased, our (repeat) encreased, [...] But he is dead, (repeat) and all our ioyes deceased, But he is dead, he is dead, [...] But he the is dead, and all our ioye decea-sed.

Of 5. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] SWeet Philomell, (repeat) cease, cease thou thy songs a while, [...] cease thou thy songs a while, And will thy mates, thy mates their melo- [...] dyes, their melo- dyes, their melodyes to leaue, And all, and all at [...] once attend my mournefull stile, (repeat) my mournefull stile, Which [...] will of mirth your sugred notes, your sugred notes bereaue, your [...] sugred notes, (repeat) bereaue, If you desire, if you desire the burthen of my [...] song, the burthen of my song, I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong, I sigh, [...] and sob, for Phillis I did wrong, for Phillis I did wrong, (repeat) [...] I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong.

Of 5. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] YEe Siluan Nimphs, (repeat) yee Siluan Nimphs, that [...] in these woods doe shroud, (repeat) these woods doe shroud, To you my [...] mournefull sorrowes, (repeat) sor- rowes, (repeat) (repeat) [...] my mournefull sorrowes I de- clare, You sauage Sa- tires let your eares [...] be bound, your eares be bound, (repeat) You sauage Sa- tires, let your [...] eares be bound, (repeat) To heare my woe, my woe, to (repeat) your sacred selues prepare, [...] your sacred selues prepare, (repeat) (repeat) pre- pare, Trees, Hearbs, [...] and Flowres in rurall fields that grow, while thus I mourne, (repeat) I moure, [...] while thus I mourne, (repeat) I mourn, do you some silence show, some silence show.

[Page xv] [...] FLo-ra fayre Nimph, whilest sil- ly Lambes are feeding, (repeat) [...] Flora fayre Nimph, whilest sil- ly Lambs are feeding, (repeat) [...] whilest sil- ly Lambs are feed- ing, Graunt my request, graunt my re- [...] quest, (repeat) graunt my request, graunt my request in speeding, For [...] your sweet loue my hart doth languish, for your sweet loue [...] my silly hart doth languish, my (repeat) And dye I shall, (repeat) [...] and dye I shall, (repeat) and dye I shall, except you quench [...] the anguish. the anguish.

[Page xvi] [...] PHillis the bright, (repeat) when franckly she, (repeat) (repeat) [...] when sranckly she desi- red, Thirsis her sweet hart to haue exspired, [...] Phillis the bright, (repeat) when franckly she, (repeat) (repeat) when [...] franckly she desi-red, Thirsis her sweet hart to haue exspi- red, Sweet, [...] sweet (thus fell she a crying) (repeat) Dye, for I am a [...] dying, a dying, dye, for I am a dy- ing, (repeat) dye [...] for I am a dy- ing, Sweet, (thus fell she a crying) sweet (thus fell [...] she a crying) Dye, for I am a dying, a dy- ing, for I am a dy- ing, [...] Dye, for I am a dy- ing.

[Page xvii] [...] HOpe of my hart, (repeat) oh, wherefore doe the words, [...] oh, oh, (repeat) which your sweet tongue affords, (repeat) [...] which your sweet tongue af- fords, no hope impart? (repeat) But cru- ell [...] without measure, without mea- sure, without measure, To my eternall payne, [...] (repeat) Still thun- der forth dis- daine, still thun- der [...] forth, still thun- der forth disdaine, (repeat) still [...] thun- der forth disdaine, On him whose life, (repeat) (repeat) [...] on him whose life depends vpon your pleasure? on him whose life de- [...] pends vpon your pleasure?

[Page xviii] [...] VPon a banke with Roses set about, (repeat) [...] Vpon a banke with Roses set about, where pretty Turtles, (repeat) [...] where pretty Turtles, (repeat) ioyning bill to bill, And gen- tle [...] springs steale soft- ly mur- muring out, Washing the foote of [...] plea- sures sacred hill, of plea- sures sacred hill, washing (repeat) [...] There little Loue sore wounded lyes, (repeat) [...] sore wounded lyes, (repeat) His bow and arrowes broken, (repeat) [...] bedew'd with teares, with teares, (repeat) with teares from Venus [...] eyes, Oh grieuous to be spoken, (repeat) Oh grieuous to be spoken.

Of 6. Voc.

[...] REtire my troubled soule, (repeat) [...] Rest, rest, and behold thy dayes of dolour, dangers [...] ma- nifold, See, life is but a dreame, whose best contening, (repeat) [...] whose best content-ing, Begun with hope, (repeat) begun with hope, (repeat) [...] (repeat) begun with hope, Pursu'd with doubt, pursu'd with [...] doubt, Enioy'd with feare, enioy'd with feare, (repeat) enioy'd with feare, [...] Ends in re- penting, ends in repen- ting.

[Page xx] [...] OFt haue I tendred, oft haue I tendred, (repeat) (repeat) [...] Oft haue I tendred tribu-ta-ry teares, Mixed with griese, (repeat) (repeat) [...] with griefe, and melancholy feares, (repeat) and melancholy feares, And [...] sometime frolicke hope, and sometime fro-licke hope, (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) sad woes beguiling, hath shin'd on my desires, Oh, [...] oh, oh, oh, but from smi- ling of late she chang'd, (repeat) she chang'd, [...] of (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) of late she chang'd, my sorrow not ressen- ting, [...] (repeat) Bad me dispaire, (repeat) (repeat) sigh, grone, and [...] dye lament-ing, grone, and dye lamenting, lamen- ting, grone, and dye lamenting.

[Page xxi] [...] OVt from the vale of deepe dispayre, from the vale of deepe, [...] dis- paire, With mournfull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) [...] with mournfull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) To satisfie my [...] restlesse ghost, my restlesse ghost, (repeat) (repeat) [...] Which Daphnes cruelty hath lost, hath lost, (repeat) [...] (her) cruelty hath lost, Ore hils and dales in her dull eares, Ore hils and [...] dales in her dull eares, (repeat) Ile send my notes, my [...] notes, with bitter teares, (repeat) with bitter teares, with bitter teares.

[Page xxii] [...] O Deuine Loue, (repeat) which so aloft can raise, [...] aloft can raise, which (repeat) aloft can raise, (repeat) And lift the mind: out [...] of this earthly mire, (repeat) (repeat) this earthly [...] mire, And doth inspire vs with so glorious praise, As with the heauens, (repeat) [...] (repeat) doth equall mans desire, (repeat) Who doth not help to deck thy shrine? [...] (repeat) who doth not help to decke thy holy shrine? (repeat) [...] With Ve- nus Mirtle and Apollo's tree? (repeat) A- [...] pollo's tree, Who wil not say that thou art most diuine, art most diuine, (repeat) [...] di- uine, at least confesse a De-i-tye in thee? (repeat)

Of 6. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] IF the deepe sighs, of an afflicted brest, afflicted brest, (repeat) [...] Orewhelm'd with sor- row, (repeat) Or the'- [...] rect- ed eyes, of a poore wretch, (repeat) with miseries opprest, For whose com- [...] plaints tears neuer could suffice, for (repeat) complaints, for (repeat) [...] Haue not the power your De-i- ties to moue, (repeat) your (repeat) [...] Who shall ere looke for succour from aboue? from aboue, From [...] whom too long I taried for reliefe, I taried for reliefe, (repeat) Now aske [...] but death, (repeat) that onely ends my griefe. (repeat) (repeat) [...] my griefe. (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat)

Of 6. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] THere's not a groue that wonders not my woe, that wonders [...] not my woe, (repeat) Nor not a [...] Riuer weepes not at my tale, (repeat) (repeat) [...] I heare the Eccho's, (repeat) I heare the Eccho's, [...] (repeat) (wandring too and fro,) (repeat) (repeat) [...] Eccho';s, (repeat) (repeat) (wandring too and fro,) too and fro, (repeat) [...] (repeat) too and fro) (repeat) (repeat) (wandring too and fro, Resound my [...] griefe, (repeat) my griefe, through euery hill and dale, resound my griefe, [...] through euery hill and dale, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat)

[Page xxiiii] [...] (repeat) The Birds and beasts yet in their simple [...] kinde, lament for me, (repeat) (repeat) no pitty else I finde, I finde, no pitty [...] else, (repeat) no pitty else, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) I [...] finde, And teares I finde doe bring no other good, And (repeat) [...] But as new show- ers, (repeat) encrease the rising [...] flood, (repeat) encrease the rising flood, (repeat) [...] encrease the rising flood, but as new show- ers, encrease the rising flood.

[Page xxv] [...] DYe not fond man before thy day, (repeat) Dye not fond [...] man before thy day, Loues cold December will surren- der, (repeat) [...] will surrender, To succeeding iocond May, (repeat) iocond May, [...] to (repeat) iocond May, to (repeat) succeeding [...] iocond May, And then, oh then, oh then, (repeat) oh then, (repeat) sorrow shall cease, [...] shall cease, (repeat) shall cease, sorrow shall cease, comforts abounding, abounding, [...] (repeat) cares confounding, (repeat) shall conclude, shall conclude a happy, [...] happy peace, (repeat) happy peace, shall conclude a happy peace, shall con- [...] clude, shall conclude a happy, happy peace. shall (repeat) a happy peace.

[Page xxvi] [...] I Haue intreated, and I haue complained, (repeat) I haue dis- [...] prais'd, and praise I likewise gaue, I (repeat) I likewise gaue, [...] All means to win her grace I tryed haue, And still I loue, and still I am disday- [...] ned, disdained, (repeat) and (repeat) Oh, oh [...] could my sighes, once purchase me rellese, oh (repeat) Or in her [...] hart, (repeat) or in her hart, my teares imprint my griefe, (repeat) my [...] teares imprint my griefe, (repeat) But cease, cease vaine sighs, cease, cease yee [...] fruitlesse teares, (repeat) Teares cannot pierce her hart, (repeat) Teares cannot [...] pierce her hart, (repeat) not pierce her hart, not sighes, nor sighes her eares.

[Page xxvii] [...] COme sable night, put on thy mourning stoale, thy (repeat) put [...] (repeat) And help Amintas sadly to condole, (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) to condole, Behold, the Sunne hath shut his golden [...] eye, (repeat) The day, the day is spent, and shades, and shades, and [...] shades faire lights supply, (repeat) All things in sweet repose, (repeat) [...] (repeat) their labours close, Onely Amintas, Amintas, (repeat) wast's his [...] howres in wayling, in wayling, (repeat) in wayling, in way- ling, in [...] way- ling, Whilest all his hopes doe faint, and life is fayling, (repeat) [...] Whilest all his hopes doe faynt, and life is fayling, and life is fayling.

Of 6. Voc. In memory of Prince Henry.

[...] WEepe forth your teares, and doe la- ment, weepe (repeat) [...] lament, weepe (repeat) He's dead, (repeat) (repeat) who liuing was of [...] all the world beloued, Let dolorous lamenting still be spread, let (repeat) [...] Through all the earth, (repeat) that all harts may be [...] moued, (repeat) To sigh, to sigh, and plaine, (repeat) Since death hath [...] slaine Prince Henery, hath (repeat) Oh, oh, had he liu'd, oh, oh had he [...] liu'd, (repeat) our hopes had still encreased, still (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] our hopes had still increased, But he is dead, (repeat) and all our [...] ioyes de- ceased, But he is dead, (repeat) and all our ioyes decea- sed.

Of 6. Voc.

[...] REtire my troubled soule, retire my troubled soule, [...] (repeat) my troubled soule, Rest, and be- [...] hold thy dayes of dolour, dangers manifold, See, life is but a dreame, whose [...] best content- ing, (repeat) (repeat) whose best contenting, Be- [...] gun with hope, begun with hope, (repeat) begun with hope, (repeat) [...] Begun with hope, Pursu'd with doubt, pursu'd with doubt, Enioy'd with [...] feare, enioy'd with feare, Ends in repenting, repenting, repenting, ends in re- [...] penting repenting.

[Page xx] [...] OFt haue I tendred tributary teares, Oft haue I tendred, oft (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) tributary teares, Mixed with griefe, (repeat) [...] (repeat) Mixed with griefe, (repeat) and melancholy feares, and melancho- [...] ly feares, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) And sometime fro- lick [...] hope, (repeat) (repeat) and sometime fro- licke hope, frolick hope, [...] (repeat) sad woes beguiling, hath shin'd on my desires, (repeat) Oh, oh, [...] but from smi- ling, oh, oh, of late she chang'd, (repeat) she chang'd, of [...] late she chang'd, (repeat) (repeat) she chang'd, my sorrow not ressenting, [...] my (repeat) (repeat) Bad me dispaire, despayre, sigh, grone, and [...] dye lamen- ting, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat)

[Page xxi] [...] OVt from the vale of deepe dispayre, (repeat) (repeat) [...] With mournfull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) [...] I fill the ayre, (repeat) (repeat) I [...] fill the ayre, (repeat) To satis-fie my restlesse ghost, my [...] restlesse ghost, (repeat) (repeat) Which Daphnes [...] cru- el-ty hath lost, hath lost, (repeat) Ore hils and dales in [...] her dull eares, dull eares, (repeat) (repeat) [...] Ile send my notes, (repeat) with bitter teares, with bitter teares. with [...] bitter teares.

[Page xxii] [...] O Deuine Loue, deuine loue, which so aloft can raise, aloft can [...] raise, (repeat) which (repeat) aloft can raise, And lift the minde out of this [...] earth- ly mire, out of this earthly mire, (repeat) (repeat) [...] And doth inspire vs with so glori- ous praise, As with the heauens, (repeat) [...] doth equall mans de- sire, (repeat) Who doth not help to deck thy holy shrine? thy [...] holy shrine? (repeat) With Ve- nus Mirtle and A- [...] pollo's tree? (repeat) Who will not say that thou art most di- [...] uine, at least confesse a De- i- tye in thee? (repeat) at least con- [...] fesse a Dei- tye in thee? a De-i- tye in thee?

Of 6. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] IF the deepe sighs, of an afflicted brest, (repeat) afflicted brest, [...] Orewhelm'd with sorrow, (repeat) with sorrow, (repeat) Or the'- [...] rected eyes, (repeat) of a poore wretch, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) with mise- [...] ries opprest, For whose complaints tears neuer could suffice, for (repeat) [...] neuer could suffice, Haue not the power your Deities to moue, to moue, (repeat) [...] your Dieties to moue, who shal ere looke for succor from aboue? (repeat) [...] who (repeat) for (repeat) From whom too long I taried for reliefe, [...] I (repeat) reliefe, I (repeat) Now aske but death, (repeat) that [...] onely ends my griefe (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) (repeat)

Of 6. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] THere's not a groue that wonders not my woe, that (repeat) [...] (repeat) Nor not a Riuer weepes not at my tale, [...] Nor not a Riuer weepes not at my tale, (repeat) I [...] heare the Eccho's, (repeat) I heare the Eccho's, (repeat) [...] I heare the Eccho's, (wandring too and fro,) (repeat) [...] (wandring too and fro,) I heare the Eccho's, (wandring too and fro) (repeat) [...] Resound my griefe, (repeat) through euery hill and dale, [...] (repeat) resound my griefe, (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) The Birds and beasts yet in their simple kinde, lament for [Page xxiiii] [...] me, lament for me, (repeat) no pitty else, no pitty else, (repeat) [...] no pitty else, (repeat) I finde, I finde, no pit- ty else, (repeat) [...] I finde, no pit- ty else I finde, And teares I finde doe bring no other good, [...] (repeat) But as new show- ers, (repeat) [...] encrease the rising flood, the rising flood, new show- ers, but [...] as new show- ers, (repeat) (repeat) But [...] as new show- ers, encrease the rising flood, but (repeat) [...] en- crease, (repeat) encrease the rising flood, the rising flood.

[Page xxv] [...] DYe not fond man before thy day, (repeat) before thy [...] day, Die not fond man, fond man, (repeat) Loues cold December will sur- [...] render, (repeat) To succeeding iocond May, iocond May, (repeat) [...] (repeat) iocond May, to (repeat) succeeding iocond May, to (repeat) [...] (repeat) And then, oh then, oh then, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) oh then sorrow [...] shall cease, (repeat) (repeat) sorrow shall cease, (repeat) shall cease, comforts abounding, [...] (repeat) abound- ing, (repeat) cares confounding, (repeat) shal conclude, [...] shal conclude a happy peace, a (repeat) shal conclud, (repeat) a happy, happy peace, (repeat) [...] a happy peace, shall (repeat) a happy peace. shall (repeat)

[Page xxvi] [...] I Haue intreated, (repeat) intreated, and I haue complai- ned, [...] (repeat) I haue disprais'd, and praise I likewise gaue, (repeat) I [...] (repeat) All means to win her grace I tryed haue, And still I loue and [...] still I am disdayned, (repeat) and still I am disdained, Oh, oh, [...] oh could my sighs, once purchase me re- liefe, Or in her hart, (repeat) (repeat) [...] (repeat) my tears imprint my griefe, im. (repeat) my (repeat) (repeat) [...] my griefe, But cease, cease vaine sighs, cease, cease yee fruitlesse teares, (repeat) [...] Teares cannot pierce her hart, (repeat) Teares cannot pierce her hart, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) nor sighes, nor sighes her eares.

Of 3. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] MY true loue hath my hart, my true loue hath my hart, an [...] I haue [...] his, and I haue his, By iust exchange one for the other, one for the other, one (repeat) [...] giuen I hold his deare, I hold, I hold his deare, and mine hee cannot [...] misse, hee can-not misse, There neuer, neuer, neuer was a better bargaine [...]. [...] His hart in me, his hart in me, his (repeat) keepes me and him in one, and him in [...] one, keepes me and him in one, My hart in him, my hart in him, his thoughts and senses [...] senses guides, Hee loues my hart, hee loues my hart, he (repeat) for once it [...] was his owne, I cherish his, I cherish his, because, because in me it bides, because in [...] me it bides.

Of 3. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] HIs hart his wound receiued from my sight, his wound, (repeat) [...] my sight, My hart was wounded, my hart was wounded with his woun- [...] ded hart, with (repeat) For as from me on him his hart did light, his (repeat) So [...] still me thought in me his hart did smart, me thought in mee his hart did [...] smart, his hart did smart, Both equall hurt in this, Change sought our blisse: My [...] true loue hath my hart, and I, and I, and I haue his. Both equall hurt in this, Change [...] sought our blisse: My true loue hath my hart, and I, and I, and I haue his.

[Page iii] [...] O Say deere life, when shall these twine- borne befry [...] (repeat) [...] So louely ripe, by my rude lips be tasted? Shall I not plucke, [...] (repeat) (repeat) (Sweet say not nay) (repeat) Shall I not pluck those [...] Cherryes? O let them not with Sommers heate be blasted, be blasted, Nature thou [...] know'st bestow'd them free on thee, (repeat) Then be thou [...] kinde, bestow them free on me, bestow them free on me, (repeat) [...] bestow them free on me. bestow them free on mee.

[Page iiii] [...] IN health and ease am I, and ease am I, Yet, as I [...]ssesse [...] were it nought contents me, You sicke, you sicke in paine doe lye, doe lye, And [...] (ah) your payne exceedingly torments me, your (repeat) torments [...] me, Whereof I can this onely rea- son giue, this reason giue, Where (repeat) [...] That dead vnto my selfe, (repeat) in you I liue, in [...] you I liue, (repeat) in you I liue, I liue.

[Page v] [...] GOe wayling accents, goe, to the Author of my woe, of my [...] woe, Say deere, say deere, why hide you so from him your blessed eyes, why (repeat) [...] where hee beholds his Paradise, where he beholds his earthly [...] Pa- radise, his earthly Para- dise, (repeat) Since he hides not from you [...] his hart, his hart, wherein loues heau'n, (repeat) loues heau'n you may view, may [...] view, wherein loues heau'n, (repeat) you may view. you may view. loues heau'n [...] you may view?

[Page vi] [...] FLy not so fast, so fast, my onely ioy and [...] Iewell, Pitty at last my teares, (repeat) O be not cruell, Fly not so [...] fast, so fast, my onely ioy and Iewell, Pitty at last my teares, (repeat) [...] O be not cruell, Aye me, (repeat) alas, (repeat) a- las she's gone and left mee, [...] Dye, dye my hart, dye, dye my hart, All ioy is now bereft me. Aye me, [...] (repeat) alas, (repeat) a- las she's gone and left me. Dye, dye my hart, dye, dye my [...] hart, All ioy is now bereft me.

Of 4. Voc.

[...] A Satyre once. At sound of horne, at sound of horne, at sound of horne, [...] which he himselfe did blow, At sound of horne, at sound of horne, at sound of [...] horne, which he himselfe did blow, Fearing and feared, fearing and feared, thus [...] from himselfe he fled, Deeming strange euill, deeming strange euill in that [...] he did not know. Fearing and feared, fearing and feared, thus from himselfe he [...] fled, Deeming strange euill, deeming strange euill in that he did not know.

[Page viii] [...] O My thoughts, O my thoughts surcease, Thy delights my [...] woes increase, thy delights my woes increase, O thinke no more, but dye in me, [...] Till thou shalt reuiued be, till thou shalt reuiued be, re- ui- ued be, reuiued be, [...] At her lips, at her lips, her lips my Nectar drinking, my Nectar drinking. [...] Till thou shalt reuiued be, till thou shalt reuiued be, re- uiued be, reuiued be, [...] At her lips, at her lips, her lips, my Nectar drinking. my Nectar drinking.

[Page ix] [...] SWeet pit-tie wake, (repeat) and tell my cruell, cruell sweet, [...] That if my death, (repeat) that if my death her honour might increase, [...] I would lay downe my life at her proud feet, (repeat) [...] and willing dye, and dying, and dying, and dying, hold my peace, and [...] onely liue, (and liuing mercy cry) mercy cry, Because her glory in my [...] death, in my death will dye, because her glory in my death, in my death will [...] dye, in my death will dye.

[Page x] [...] LOue is a daintie milde, Loue is a dainty milde and sweet, [...] Loue is a dainty milde, a dainty milde and sweet, A gentle power, a [...] fee- ling fine and tender, (repeat) So that those harmes and [...] paynes vnmeet, and paines vnmeet, which I doe passe, thou onely dost engender, [...] Onely to him his torments Loue deuiseth, that scornes his lawes, his rites, and Loue [...] despiseth, and loue de-spiseth, Onely to him his torments loue deuiseth, that [...] scornes his lawes, his rites, and loue despiseth, and loue de-spiseth.

[Page xi] [...] FRee from loues bonds I liued long, I liued long, Free [...] from loues bonds I liued long, I liued long, But now to loue, (repeat) I change my [...] song, With discords sweet, with discords sweet in euery straine, And of my ioy and [...] pleasing paine, and of my ioy and pleasing paine, But out alas my wounded hart, can [...] neither rest, can neither rest, (repeat) nor end my smart. But out alas my wound- [...] ed hart, Can neither rest, can neither rest, can neither rest, nor end my smart.

[Page xii] [...] HOw long shall I with mournefull Musicke, with mournfull Mu- [...] sicke, stayne, the cheerefull notes, the cheerefull notes, the cheerefull notes, the [...] cheerefull notes these pleasant vallyes yeelds, Where all good haps, where all good [...] haps a perfect state maintaine? Oh, oh cursed hap, oh cursed hap, and cursed be these [...] fields, these fields, and cursed be these fields, these fields, where first, where [...] first, (repeat) mine eyes, mine eyes, (repeat) mine eyes were causers of my paine, [...] were causers of my paine.

Of 5. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] SWeet Philomell. And all, and all at once attend my mournefull stile, [...] my mournefull stile, Which will of mirth your sugred notes be- [...] reaue, which will of mirth your sugred notes bereaue, If you desire the [...] burthen of my song, the burthen of my song, I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did [...] wrong, I sigh, and sob, I sigh, and sob, for Phillis I did wrong, I sigh, and [...] sob, for Phillis I did wrong.

Of 5. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] YEe Siluan Nimphs, (repeat) yee Siluan Nimphs, that in these [...] woods doe shroud, these woods doe shroud, To. you my mournefull sorrowes, my [...] mornefull sorrowes, my mornefull sorrowes, mournefull sorrowes I declare, [...] You sauage Sa- tires let your eares be bound, be [...] bound, let your eares be bound, To heare my woe, your sacred selues pre- pare, [...] your sacred selues prepare, (repeat) pre- pare, Trees, Hearbs, and [...] Flowres in rurall fields that grow, while thus I mourne, I mourne, while thus I [...] mourne, doe you some silence show.

[Page xv] [...] FLo-ra fayre Nimph, whilest sil-ly Lambes are feeding, [...] fayre Nimph, whilest silly Lambs are feeding, (repeat) Graunt my re- [...] quest, graunt my request in speeding, (repeat) For your sweet [...] loue my silly hart doth languish, doth languish, my silly hart doth [...] languish, And dye I shall dye, and dye I shall, and dye I shall except you [...] quench the anguish.

[Page xvi] [...] PHillis the bright, when franckly she, (repeat) when [...] franckly she desired, Thirsis her sweet hart to haue exspired, Phillis the [...] bright, when franckly she, (repeat) when franckly she desired, Thirsis her sweet [...] hart to haue exspired, Sweet, sweet (thus fell she a crying) (repeat) [...] Dye, for I am a dying, dye, for I am a dying, for I am a dying, Sweet, [...] sweet, (thus fell she a crying) (repeat) Dye, for I am a dying, [...] Dye, for I am a dying, for I am a dying.

[Page xvii] [...] HOpe of my hart, Oh, oh, oh wherefore doe the [...] words, which your sweet tongue affords, (repeat) your sweet tongue affords, no [...] hope impart, no hope impart, But cruell without measure, but cru- ell without mea- [...] sure, To my eternall payne, To my eternall paine, Still thun- der [...] forth, still thun- der forth disdaine, (repeat) still [...] thun- der forth disdaine, On him whose life, (repeat) (repeat) [...] on him whose life depends vpon your pleasure? your pleasure?

[Page xviii] [...] VPon a banke with Ro- ses set about, (repeat) [...] with Roses set about, where pretty: Turtles, (repeat) (repeat) [...] where pretty Turtles ioyning bill to bill, Washing the foote of plea- [...] sures sacred hill, washing the foote, (repeat) [...] of pleasures sacred hill, There little Loue sore wounded lyes, sore wounded [...] lyes, His bow and arrowes broken, broken, bedew'd with teares, (repeat) [...] with teares from Venus eyes, Oh grieuous to be spoken, oh grieuous [...] to be spoken, oh grieuous to be spoken,

Of 6. Voc.

[...] RE-tire my troubled soule, retire my trou- [...] bled soule, Rest, See, life is but a dreame, whose [...] best con- tenting, whose best con- tenting, Begun with hope, begun with [...] hope, Pursu'd with doubt, pursu'd with doubt, Enioy'd with feare, enioy'd with feare, [...] Ends in repenting, ends in repenting, repenting.

[Page xx] [...] OFt haue I tendred, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) [...] Oft haue I tendred tribu- tary teares, Mixed with griefe, with griefe, mixed with [...] griefe and me-lancholy feares, (repeat) and melancholy feares, melancholy [...] feares, And sometime frolicke hope, and sometime fro- licke hope, (repeat) [...] (repeat) (repeat) sad woes beguiling, hath shin'd on my de- [...] sires, Oh, oh, oh, oh, but from smiling, of late she chang'd, of late she chang'd, my [...] sorrow not ressenting, ressenting, (repeat) ressenting, Bad me dis- [...] paire, bad me dispaire, dispaire, sigh, grone, and dye lamenting, and dye lamenting, [...] grone, and dye lamenting. and dye lamenting.

[Page xxi] [...] OVt from the vale of deepe dispayre, of deepe di- spaire, With [...] mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, (repeat) I fill the ayre, [...] I fill the ayre, with mournefull tunes I full the ayre, I fill the ayre, with [...] mournefull tunes I fill the ayre, To sa-tis- fie my restlesse ghost, to sa-tis- fie my [...] restlesse ghost, (repeat) Which Daphnes cruelty hath lost, which [...] Daphnes cruelty hath lost, Ore hils and dales in her dull eares, (repeat) [...] Ile send my notes, with bitter teares, with bitter teares. with [...] bitter teares.

[Page] [...] O Deuine Loue, (repeat) which so aloft can reise, which [...] so aloft can raise, (repeat) aloft, aloft can raise, And lift the minde [...] out of this earthly mire, And lift the minde out of this earth, this earthly mire, [...] And doth inspire vs with so glorious praise, As with the heauens, (repeat) [...] doth equall mans desire, (repeat) Who doth not helpe to deck thy [...] holy shrine? thy holy shrine, (repeat) With Ve- nus [...] Mirtle and Apollo's tree? (repeat) Who will not say that [...] thou art most, art most deuine, at least confesse a De- i-tye in thee? in thee? [...] at least confesse a Dei- tye in thee?

Of 6. Voc. 1 Part.

[...] IF the deepe sighs, of an afflicted brest, (repeat) [...] an afflicted brest, Orewheim'd with sorrow, (repeat) with sorrow, [...] Or the rected eyes of a poore wretch, with miseries opprest, For [...] whose complaints, for whose complaints, teares neuer could suffice, Haue not the [...] power your Deities to moue, Haue not the power your Dieties to moue, (repeat) [...] your Deities to moue, Who shall ere looke for succour [...] from aboue? From whom too long I taried for rellefe, for reliefe, Now aske but [...] death, now aske but death, that onely ends my griefe, that onely ends my griefe, (repeat) [...] that onely ends my griefe, that onely ends my griefe?

Of 6. Voc. 2 Part.

[...] THere's not a groue that wonders not my woe, not my [...] woe, Nor not a Riuer weepes not at my tale, Nor not a Riuer weepes not [...] at my tale, (repeat) I heare the Eccho's, I [...] heare the Eccho's, (repeat) I heare the Eccho's, (wandring [...] too and fro,) (repeat) (wandring too and fro,) (repeat) (wandring [...] too and fro) wandring too and fro, (repeat) Resound my [...] griefe, resound my griefe, through euery hill and dale, through euery hill and [...] dale, Lament for me, (repeat) lament, lament, for me, no pitty elfe, [...] no pitty else, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) I finde, no pitty

[Page xxv] [...] [...] I finds, I finde, And teares I finde doe bring no other good, doe bring [...] no other good, But at new show- ers, enerease the rising flood, but as new [...] show- ers, (repeat) encrease the rising flood, encrease the [...] rising flood, encrease the rising flood, the rising flood.

[Page xxv] [...] DYe not fond man, before, before thy day, Dye not fond man [...] before thy day, Loues cold December will surrender, To succeeding iocond May, (repeat) [...] succeeding iocond May, To succeeding iocond May, (repeat) [...] (repeat) And then, oh then, oh then, (repeat) sorrow [...] shall cease, shall cease, (repeat) shall cease, (repeat) comforts abounding, a- [...] bound- ing, (repeat) abounding, cares confounding, confounding, [...] shall conclude, shall conclude a happy, a happy, happy peace, shall conclude a [...] happy, a happy peace, shall conclude, (repeat) (repeat) happy, happy [...] peace, shall conclude a happy, happy peace.

[Page xxvi] [...] I Haue intreated, (repeat) (repeat) and I haue com- [...] plained, I haue disprais'd, and praise I likewise gaue, (repeat) [...] I likewise gaue, And still I loue, and still I am disdained, [...] (repeat) disdained, Oh, oh, oh could my sighs once [...] purchase me reliefe, Or in her hart, (repeat) (repeat) (repeat) my teares im- [...] print my griefe, imprint my griefe, my tears imprint my griefe, (repeat) [...] But cease, cease vaine sighs, cease, cease yee fruitlesse teares, (repeat) [...] Teares cannot pierce her hart, Teares cannot pierce her hart, not pierce her hart, [...] not pierce her hart, nor sighes, nor sighes her eares,

[Page xxvii] [...] COme sable night, (repeat) put on thy mourning stoale, [...] (repeat) thy mourning stoale, And help Amintas sadly to condole, [...] to condole, sadly (repeat) to condole, Behold, the Sunne hath shut his [...] golden eye, And shades, and shades faire lights sup- ply, All things in sweet re- [...] pose, (repeat) their labours close, Onely Amintas, Amintas, (repeat) [...] wast's his houres in wayling, in wayling, his (repeat) in wayling, [...] Whilst all his hopes doe faint, and life is fayling, and life is fayling. and [...] life is fayling.

Of 6. Voc. In memory of Prince Henry.

[...] WEepe forth your teares, and doe lament, He's dead [...] who liuing was of all the world beloued, Let dolorous la- [...] menting, lamenting still be spread, lamenting, lamenting still be spread, [...] Through all the earth, (repeat) that all harts may be moued, that (repeat) [...] To sigh, to sigh and plaine, Since death hath slaine, (repeat) Prince [...] Hene- ry, Prince Henery, Oh, oh, oh had he liu'd, (repeat) our hopes had [...] still encreased, still (repeat) still (repeat) our hopes had still increased, (repeat) [...] But he is dead, (repeat) but he is dead, (repeat) and all our ioyes, our [...] ioyes deceased.