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MVSICKE
OF

SVNDRIE
KINDES.

THOMAS FORD

1607

 

IX. There is a Ladie.

   There is a Ladie sweet and kind,
   Was neuer face to pleasde my mind,
   I did but see her passing by,
   And yet I loue her till I die.

   Her iesture, motion and her smiles,
   Her wit, her voyce my hart beguiles,
   Beguiles my hart, I know not why,
   And yet I loue her till I die.

   Her free behauiour winning lookes,
   Will make a Lawyer burne his bookes,
   I toucht her not, alas not I,
   And yet I loue her till I die.

   Had I her fast betwixt mine armes,
   Iudge you that thinke such sports were harmes,
   Wert any harm? no, no, fie, fie,
   For I will loue her till I die.

   Should I remaine confined there,
   So long as Phebus in his spher,
   I to request shee to denie,
   Yet would I loue her till I die.

   Cupid is winged and doth range,
   Her countrie so my loue doth change,
   But change she earth, or change she skie,
   Yet will I loue her till I die.
    



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