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Philip Rosseter

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B O O K E   O F
AYRES.

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see: T.Campion, No.18


see: T.Campion, No. X


see: T.Campion, No. X



see: R.Iones, No. 9


see: T.Campion, No.23
see: T.Campion, No. II




 




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A Table of halfe the Songs contained
            in this Booke, by T.C.
               [Thomas Campion]

    My sweetest Lesbia
    Though you are yoong
    I care not for these Ladies
    Follow thy faire sunne
    My loue hath vowed
    When to her lute
    Turne backe you wanton flier
    It fell on a summers daie
    The Sypres curten
    Follow your Saint
    Faire if you expect admiring
    Thou art not faire
    See where she flies
    Blame not my cheekes
    When the God of merrie loue
    Mistris since you so much desire
    Your faire lookes enflame
    The man of life vpright
    Harke all you Ladies
    When thou must home
    Come let vs sound with melodie





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A Table of the rest of the Songs con-
     tained in this Booke, made by
               Philip Rosseter

    Sweete come againe
    And would you see
    No graue for woe
    If I vrge my kinde desires
    What hearts content
    Let him that will be free
    Reproue not loue
    And would you faine
    When Laura smiles
    Long haue mine eies
    Though far from ioy
    Shall I come if I swim
    Aie me that loue
    Shall then a trayterous
    If I hope I pine
    Vnlesse there were consent
    If she forsakes me
    What is a daie
    Kind in vnkindnesse
    What then is loue but
    Whether men doe laugh























 


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