Flutes [...] MArk, mark, mark how the [...] mark, mark, mark how the [...] Lark and Linnet Sin—g, Sin—g; mark, mark, [...] [Page 2] [...] Lark and Linnet Sin—g, Sin—g; mark, mark, [...] mark, mark, mark how the Lark and Linnet Sin—g, Sin— [...] [Page 3] [...] mark, mark, mark how the Lark and Linnet Sin—g, Sin—g, [...] —g; mark, mark, mark how the Lark and Linnet Sing, [...] mark, mark, mark how the Lark and Linnet Sin—g, [...] mark, mark, mark how the Lark and Linnet Sin—g, [...] [Page 4] [...] with Ri—val Notes they strain their war— [...] with Ri—val Notes they strain their war— [...] —bling Throats, they strain their war— [...] —bling Throats, [...] [Page] [...] —bling, war—bling [...] they strain their war— [...] Throats with ri—val Notes, they strain their war— [...] —bling, warbling Throats, with ri—val Notes they strain their war— [...] [Page] [...] —bling, war—bling Throats; to [...] —bling, war—bling, war—bling Throats; to [...] welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to [...] welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to [...] [Page 7] [...] welcome, to welcome, to welcome, welcome in the Spring; they strain their war— [...] welcome, to welcome, to wel—come in the Spring; they strain their war— [...] —bling, war—bling Throats, to [...] —bling, war—bling, war—bling Throats, to [...] [Page] [...] welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to [...] welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome, to welcome to [...] welcome, to welcome, to welcome, welcome in the Spring. [...] welcome, to welcome, to wel—come, in the Spring. [...] [Page] [...] But in the close, in the close of [...] But in the close, in the close of Night, but in the close in the [...] Night, but in the close, in the close of Night, when [...] close of Night, when Philomel, when Philo-mel be-gins her Heav'n— [...] Philomel, when Philomel begins her Heav'nly, Heav'n— [...] —ly, Heav'nly Lays; they cease their mutual, mu-tual spight, [...] —ly, Heav'nly Lays; they cease their [...] [Page] [...] they cease their mutual, mu—tual spight, their mu—tual [...] mutual, mu—tual spight, they cease their mutual, mu—tual spight, their mu—tual [...] spight; they cease their mutual, mu—tual [...] spight; [...] spight. they cease their mutual their mu—tual spight. [...] they cease their mutual, mu—tual spight, their mu—tual spight. [...] [Page 11] [...] Drink in her Mu— [...] —sick with delight, with de-light, drink in her Musick, [...] Drink in her Mu—sick with de—light, [...] [Page 12] [...] drink in her Mu—sick, drink in her Mu— [...] drink in her Mu—sick with de—light, drink in her [...] —sick, drink in her Mu—sick with delight; and listning, and [...] Mu—sick with de—light, with delight; and [...] [Page 13] [...] silent, and silent, and listning, and listning, and silent, and [...] listning, and silent, and silent, and listning, and listning, and [...] silent, and listning, and listning, and silent, and list—ning, and [...] silent, and silent, and listning, and list—ning, and silent, o—bey; [...] [Page] [...] silent o—bey; o—bey, o—bey, and silent, and lest— [...] o—bey, obey, o—bey, and list—ning, and silent o—bey, [...] —ning, and silent o-bey, and list—ning, and silent o—bey, o— [...] and list—ning, and si-lent, and listning, and silent o-bey, o— [...] [Page 15] [...] —bey, o-bey, and list—ning, and si-lent o—bey, obey, o—bey. [...] —bey, o—bey, and listning, and si—lent, and listning, and silent o—bey, o-bey, o—bey. [...] 2d. Countertenor. [...] So ceas'd the Ri—vall Crew when Pur—cell [...] came, so ceas'd the Ri—vall Crew when Purcell [...] [Page] [...] came, they Sung no more, no more, they Sung no more, or on-ly, on-ly, or [...] on—ly Sung his Fame, or on—ly Sung [...] his Fame, or on—ly Sung his Fame; struck [...] dumb they all admir'd, all, they all admir'd the matchless, the match—less [...] Man, the matchless, matchless Man; a—las, a—las, a—las too soon re- [...] —tir'd, the matchless, matchless Man, a—las, a—las too soon retir'd, as he— [...] [Page] —too late, as he too late, too late began, he too [...] late, as he too late, too late began. [...] 2d. Countertenor. [...] We beg not Hell our Or—pheus to restore, [...] we beg not Hell our Or—pheus, we beg not Hell our [...] [Page] [...] Or—pheus to re—store; had he been there, had he been [...] there, their Sov'raigns fear had sen—t him back before, had [...] he been there, had he been there, their Sov'raigns fe—ar had sent [...] [Page] [...] him back be—fore: we beg not. The pow'r of Har— [...] As before. [...] —mony too well they know, [...] the pow'r of Har—mony, of [...] [Page] [...] Har—mony, [...] the pow'r of Har—mony too well they know; [...] He long e'er this had turn'd the jarring, jarring, jarring, [...] [Page 21] [...] jarring Spheres, he long e'er this had turn'd the jarring, jarring, [...] jarring, jarring Spheres, and left no Hell be—low: He [...] long e'er this had turn'd the jarring, jarring, jarring, jarring Spheres, the jarring, jarring, [...] [Page] [...] jarring, jarring Spheres, and left no Hell be—low: he long, [...] The Heav'nly, Heav'nly Quire, who heard his [...] The Heav'nly, Heav'nly Quire, who heard his Notes from high, the [...] Notes from high, the Heav'nly, Heav'nly Quire, who heard his Notes from [...] Heav'nly, Heav'nly Quire, who heard his Notes from high, let down, let [...] [Page 23] [...] high, let down, let down the Scale of Musick from on high, [...] down the Scale of Musick, of Musick from on high: The Heav'nly, Heav'nly, [...] The Heav'nly, Heav'nly Quire who heard his Notes from high, let down, let [...] Quire, who heard his Notes from high, let down, let down, let down the Scale of [...] down, let down the Scale of Musick; let down the Scale of Musick, of Musick, of [...] Musick from on high, from on high; let down the Scale of Musick, of Musick from on [...] Musick from on high. They handed him along, alon—g, [...] high, from on high. They handed him a—long, a—lon— [...] [Page 24] [...] and all the way The taught, a-lon—g, [...] —g, they handed him a—long, a-lon— [...] and all the way he taught, and all the way they Sung, and all, all the way they [...] —g, and all the way he taught, and all the way they [...] Sung; they handed him along, and all the way he taught, and [...] Sung; they handed him along, they handed him along, and [...] all the way they Sung, and all, all the way they Sung, all, all, they handed him along, and [...] all the way he taught, and all the way they Sung, all, all, they handed him along [...] [Page] [...] all the way he taught, and all the way they Sung, and all, all the way they Sung. [...] and all the way he taught, and all the way they Sung. [...] Ye Brethren, ye Brethren of the Lyre, and tunefull, [...] Ye Brethren, ye Brethren, [...] [Page] [...] tunefull, tunefull Voice; ye Brethren, [...] ye Brethren of the Lyre, and tunefull, tunefull, tunefull Voice; ye [...] ye Brethren lamen—t, lamen—t; ye Brethren, ye [...] Brethren, lamen—t, lamen—t; ye Brethren, [...] [Page] [...] Brethren lamen—t, lamen—t his Lott, but [...] lamen—t, lamen—t his Lott, but at your own re— [...] at your own re—joyce, re—joy—ce, [...] —joy—ce, [...] [Page] [...] now live secure and [...] now live se—cure and lin—ger out your [...] lin—ger out your days, now live se—cure and lin—ger [...] days, now live se—cure, now live se— [...] [Page 29] [...] out your days, now live se—cure and lin—ger out your days; the Gods are [...] —cure, now live secure and lin—ger out your days; the Gods are [...] pleas'd, are pleas'd a—lone, a—lone with Purcell's Lays, nor know, nor [...] pleas'd, are pleas'd a—lone, a—lone with Purcell's Lays, nor know, nor [...] [Page 30] [...] know, nor know to mend their choice. [...] know, nor know to mend their choice. [...]