〈♫〉 CLorinda false adieu thy loue torments mee , thy loue torments me ; let Thirses Thirses haue thy hart since hee contents thee , Clorinda false adieu thy loue torments mee ; thy loue torments mee ; let Thirsis Thirsis haue thy hart since hee contents thee , O griefe & bit╌ter anguish ij . for thee I languish . fain I alas would hide it ij . O but who can a╌bide it ? I can I can not I a╌bide it . A╌dieu adieu adieu thē , ij . fare wel , leaue my death now desiring ; thou hast lo thy requiring . Thus 〈♫〉 spake , Philistus on his hooke relying , thus spake hee on his hooke relying , and sweetly sweet fell a dye╌ing . Thus spake Philistus on his hooke rely╌ing , ij . so spake he on his hooke relying , & sweetly sweetly sweet fel a dye╌ing .

〈♫〉 WHy sit I heere ( alas ) complaining ? Why sit , why fit I heere ( alas ) complaining , sit I heere complaining ! with sobs & gronings , ij . - ij . my disdaining . O this contenteth , whome griefe tormenteth . Ah cease this wee╌ping this weeping , foole alas ij . she does but this to proue , to proue thee : away away away a╌way away false comfort ; no thou canst not moue mee : thou canst thou canst not moue mee , moue mee , thou canst thou canst not moue me , You that saw to much , mine eies , shal deerly buy it , you that saw to much to 〈♫〉 much mine eies , shal deer╌ly buy it , that made my hart my hart beleue , I did espy it , Hence falce comfort in vaine thou doest ease mee , comfort in vaine thou seekst to ease mee , A╌way I say then , a╌way I say thou canst not please mee , a╌way I say then , O thou canst not thou canst not please , no thou canst not please mee , thou canst not please not please mee , thou canst not please mee , A╌way I say ij . a╌way I say thou canst not please mee .

〈♫〉 SInce my teares and lamenting , false loue bred thy contenting , ij . still thus to weep for euer ij . these fountaines shall perseuer shall perse╌uer . Till my hart griefe-brim filled , till my hart my hart , till my hart griefe-brim fill╌ed griefe-brim fill╌ed . ( Out a╌las ) a╌las be distill╌ed . Out a╌las alas be distilled . Till my hart griefe-brim filled . til my hart my hart , til my hart griefe-brim fill╌ed griefe-brim fill╌ed . Out a╌las a╌las be distill╌ed . Out a╌las a╌las be destill╌ed .

〈♫〉 HElp I fall , I fall , Ladie , my hope lo doth betray mee , my hope lo doth bee╌tray mee ; O help alas I fall , I fall , but you voutsafe to slay mee , Help I fall , I fal , I fall , my hope lo doth betray me , O help I fall Lady I fal but you voutsafe to slay mee . See a Nymph vnkind and cruell , ij . and cru╌ell , vnkind & cruell , vnkind vnkind & cru╌ell , to scorn hir onely Iu╌ell . See a Nymph vnkind & cruell , ij . and cru╌el , vnkind & cruel , vnkind , vn : ij . to scorn hir onely Iuel .

〈♫〉 LLady Lady why grieue you still mee ? Lady O no you loue mee , ô no you loue you loue mee , If this be loue to kill me . O strange tormenting , strange tormenting break ah , break , alas , hart alas , ah , break , break hart alas hir hart contenting . And you that now doe disdain mee , And you that now disdaine mee , that now doe disdaine mee ; Say then that griefe hath slaine mee , ij . Say then that griefe hath slaine mee , And you that now doe disdaine mee , you that now , that now disdaine 〈♫〉 mee , that now doe disdaine mee , thē say that griefe hath slayne mee ij . then say that griefe hath slayne mee .

〈♫〉 IN dewe of roses , ij . of roses steeping hir louely cheekes Lycoris thus satt weeping . In dewe of roses , In dewe of roses steeping , hir louely cheekes Lycoris Lycoris thus satt weeping . Ah Dorus falce ij . that hast my hart bereft mee , and now vnkind hast left mee , heare a╌las heare ô heare mee , ay mee , ay mee , can not my bewty moue thee ? Pitty thē , pitty mee because I loue thee : Ay mee , thou skorn'st the more I praye thee , and this thou doest to slaie mee . thou doest to slaye mee . thou skorn'st the more I 〈♫〉 praye thee , and all to slaie mee , yea this thou doest thou doest to slaie mee . Ah doe then , then doe kill mee and vaunt thee , kil mee : yet my ghost still shall haunt ij . ij . yet my ghost still shall haunt thee .

〈♫〉 IN euery place , ij . falce Loue alas assailes mee , & grief doth so forment so torment mee , that how can Ioy con╌tent mee ? when hope and faith and all no whit auailes mee ? O gentle Loue , O gentle gentle Loue , O gentle Loue , ô graunt mee lesse to grieue mee , or grieue mee more , ij . or grieue mee more , and griefe will soone relieue mee .

〈♫〉 NOw is the gentle season freshly flowring , to sing and play and daunce while May endureth , while May endu╌reth , while May en╌dureth , to sing & play & daunce while May endureth , while May endu╌reth ; and wooe & wed ( toe ) ij . & wooe & wed ( toe ) ij . and wooe & wed , & wooe and wed ( toe ) and wooe and wed , that sweet delight procureth .

〈♫〉 THe fields abroad with spangled flowres are guilded . The fields abroad with spangled flowres are guilded . with spangled flowres are guilded . The meades ( are ) mantled . ij . the meades ( are ) mantled , the meades ( are ) mantled and closes , in May each bush a╌rayed , & sweet & sweet wilde roses , and sweet wilde roses ; the Nightingale hir boure hath gay╌ly builded , the Nightingale hir bowre hath gayly hath gayly buil╌ded , and full of kindely lust , and Loues inspi╌ring ; I loue I loue , ij . I loue I loue ( she ) 〈♫〉 sings hark ij . hir mate desiring ; and full of kindely lust , & Loues inspi╌ring : I loue I loue ij . I loue I loue ( she ) sings hark ij . hir mate desiring .

〈♫〉 COme Louers follow me ij . & leaue this weeping follow mee , ij . see where the Louely little God , where the Louely God Sweet╌ly lies a sleeping ij . where the Louely little God , where the louely God lies sleeping . Soft then : softly for feare wee wake him ij . softly for feare wee wake him , and to his bowe he take him his bowe he take him . O then if he but spie vs if he but spie vs , whether shall wee thē flye vs ; ij . shall wee flie vs ? And if he come , ij . and if he come vpon 〈♫〉 vs , Out well a╌way ij . out well a╌way then are wee woe beegon vs. Hence then a╌way follow mee , a╌way begon follow mee , dispatch vs , hence then a╌way follow mee a╌way beegon dispatch vs ; and that a pace , that a pace , for feare hee catch vs , & that a pace least hee catch vs and that a pace , ere hee wake , for feare hee catch vs.

〈♫〉 NO no no no no no thou doest but flout mee , thou doest flout , thou doest flout mee , thou doest flout thou doest flout mee thou doest but flout mee : fie a way ij . fie a way ij . fie a way I say , nay , thou canst liue canst liue with out mee , yea thou canst liue well with out mee , yea thou canst liue with out mee . Since for mee then you care not , you care not spite mee and spare not . O heauie par╌ting ; turne ô turne , turne ô turne & cure this smarting . Come then ô come with 〈♫〉 comfort , ô come with comfort , come then , ô come with Comfort ô come with comfort com╌fort pi╌tie my crying . ô helpe a╌las , ô help a╌las ô help a╌las for now I lye a dye╌ing . come then ô come with com╌fort , come then ô come with comfort come╌fort , pi╌tie my crying , ô help a╌las , ô help a╌las , ô help alas help a╌las for now I lye a dye╌ing .

〈♫〉 I will no more no more come to thee come to thee I wil no more come to thee , that flowtst mee when I woe thee . I will no more , no more come to thee , I wil no more come to thee , that flowt'st mee when I woe thee . Still ty hy hy hy hy ij . thou cryest still ty hy hy hy hy ij . still ty hy hy hy hy that cryest still ty hy hy hy hy thou cryest ; & all my louely louely louely rings & my pinnes and my gloues denyest . O say alas , ô say what moues thee what moues thee , to grieue him so , to grieue him 〈♫〉 so that loues thee ? Leaue a╌las , ah leaue a╌las , leaue tormenting , ah leaue ah leaue leaue a╌las tormenting , and giue my burning my burning , yet yet some small relenting . Leaue a╌las , ah leaue tormen╌ting , ah leue alas alas a while , alas leue a while leue alas tormenting , and giue my burning yet some small relenting .

〈♫〉 BEesides a fountaine , ij . of sweete brier and roses ; heard I two Louers talk in sweet & wanton gloses . Besides a fountaine , ij . of sweet brier & roses ; heard I two Louers ( loueing ) talk these sweet and wanton gloses , Say dainty deere , quoth hee , to whom , tel me , daintie deer quoth hee , to whome is thy liking ty╌ed ? To whome but thee my bonny loue ; to whom but thee my bonny bonny bonny loue my loue the gentle Nimphe replied . I die I die I die quoth hee quoth hee ; & I & I & I said 〈♫〉 shee , Ah giue me then , ah giue me , giue me then quoth hee but he durst not say giue mee some token , and with his hands the rest hee would haue spoken ; fie a╌way nay fie a╌way , cryed the Nimph then , fie a╌way , nay fie a╌way then cry'd the Nimphe ( a╌las ) you well doe know it : Ah quoth hee sweetly come kisse mee then sweetly come kisse mee then , sweetly kisse mee and shew it .

〈♫〉 SPort wee , Sport wee my louely treasure ij . Sport wee my louely treasure my louely treasure ij . For why , long loue long seruing ij . Asketh equall de╌seruing deser╌uing , Asketh equall de╌seruing , de╌seruing deseruing , Asketh equal equal de╌ser╌uing , Let bee our sportfull pleasure , ij . Let bee our sportfull pleasure pleasure , Let bee our sportfull pleasure , our sportfull pleasure . To kisse , to kisse ij . To kisse to kisse to kisse the while wee 〈♫〉 may now , To kisse the while wee may now , And that you wot well what Loues other token . Ioy more then can bee spoken , ij . Ioy more then can bee spo╌ken . Ioy more then can bee spoken bee spoken .

〈♫〉 O Swet a╌las , ij . O sweet a╌las what say you ? O sweet a╌las ij . O sweet alas what say you ? O sweet a╌las , ij . O sweet a╌las what say you ? ay mee , ay mee , that face ay mee that face that face discloses , The Scarlet blush , of sweet vermillian roses , and yet a╌las , and yet a╌las I know not , If such a crimsen , staining , be for loue , be for loue or disdaining But if of loue it grow not , ij . but if of loue it grow not , ij . bee it disdain conceiued , to see vs of loues 〈♫〉 fruits so long so long be╌reued . But if of loue it grow not , ij . But if of loue it grow not , but if of loue , but if of loue it grow not , bee it disdaine conceiued , to see vs of loues fruits so long be╌reued so long bee╌re╌ued .

〈♫〉 HArk iolly shepheards hark : hark you you lusty ringing ! hark ( a╌las ) hark how cheerefully the bells daunce hark how cheerefully the bells , how cheerfully the bells daunce , the whilst the ladds are springing . Gow then , why sit wee heere delaying ? sit wee heere thus delaying , why sit wee delaying , why then sit wee delaying ? and all yon merry merry merry wanton lasses play╌ing , & all yon merry merry laddes , and merry merry wanton lasses wanton lasses playing , and all yon merry merry lads merry lads , lads and 〈♫〉 lasses playing . How gayly Flora leads it , & sweetly treads it ? The woods & groues they ring , they ring lowdly resounding , with Eccho sweet re╌bounding . The woods and groues they ring they ring lowdly resounding , with Eccho sweet rebounding .

〈♫〉 HOe who comes here all alone with bagpiping & drumming with bagpiping & drumming ? O the Morris t is I see ; t is the Morris ij . daunce a comming . Hoe who comes heere all a╌lone with bagpiping & drumming , ij . O the Morris t is I see , t is the Morris , ij . daunce a comming . Come Ladies come come quickly , ij . come away come I say , ô come , come quickly , & see a╌bout how trim , how trim they daunce & trickly . and see about how trim they daunce & trickly . Hey ther a╌gain hey ho ther again , 〈♫〉 hey ho how the bells they shake it ! now for our town hey ho , now for our town ther & take it : now for our town hey ho , now for our town & take it . Soft a while not a way so fast , they melt them : Piper , Piper , Piper ! be hangd a while knaue , looke , the dauncers swelt thē , the dauncers swelt thē . Out ther , out a while stand out you come to far , to far you come I say in , ther giue the hobby horse more rome for to play in , ther giue the hobby horse more rome to play in , more rome to play in .

〈♫〉 DYe now my heart from thy delight exiled , dye now my hart from thy delight e╌xi╌led , thy loue is dead and all our hope bee╌guiled . O Death ô Death vnkind and cruell , vnkind & cruell , to rob the world so , of that hir fayrest iewell , hir fairest iewell . Now shoot at mee now shoot & spare not , Now shoot at mee now shoot & spare not , now shoot at mee and spare not , kill mee I care not . Thinck not ô Death alas thy dart shall paine mee ; why shouldst why shouldst thou 〈♫〉 heere against my will re╌taine mee , retaine mee ? O heare a dolfull , a dolfull wretches crying , or I dye for want of dyeing , ij . or I dye for want of dyeing , or I dye I dye for want of dyeing .

〈♫〉 SAy gentle Nymphes the tread these mountains saye gentle Nymphes that tread these mountaines these mountaines , whilst sweetly you sit playing , ij . sit playing , sweetly sit playing . whilst sweetly you sit playing . Saw you my Daphne ij . my ( Sweet ) Daphne stray╌ing along your Cristall foun╌tains . If so you chaunce to meete kisse hir and kindly greet hir , then these sweet gar╌lands take hir , and say from mee , and say from mee I neuer will for╌sake hir . If so you chaunce to meet 〈♫〉 hir , kise hir and kindly greet hir , then these sweet gar╌lands take hir , and say from mee , and say from mee I neuer will for╌sake hir .

〈♫〉 CLorinda falce , adieu thy loue , adieu thy loue torments mee , thy loue torments mee ; Let Thirsis Thirsis haue thy hart , since he contents contents thee Clorinda falce adieu thy loue , adieu thy loue torments mee , thy loue torments mee ; Let Thirsis Thirsis haue thy hart since hee contents contents thee . O griefe & bitter anguish , O griefe and bitter an╌guish ; for thee I languish . fain I alas , would hide it ij . but ô who can a╌bide it ? I can not I a╌bide it , Adieu adieu adieu thē , ij . 〈♫〉 farewel , leaue me death now desiring , thou hast lo thy requiring . So spake Philistus on his hooke re╌lying , ij . & sweetly sweetly fel a dieing . So spake Philistus once , so spake hee , so spake he on his hooke relying , So spake Philistus on his hooke relying . So spake Phi╌li╌stus on his hooke relying , & sweetly sweetly fell a dyeing .

〈♫〉 WHy sit I heere ( a╌las ) complayning ? Why sit I heere ( alone alas ) why sit I heere alone complaining ! With sobs & gronings , ij . ij . my vniust disdaining . O this this mirth con╌tenteth , whom grief of minde tor╌menteth . Ah cease this wee╌ping , cease this weping , foole alas , ij . ij . she does but this to proue thee ; a╌way away away away away falce comfort , no thou canst not , thou canst not moue mee , thou canst thou canst not moue mee , thou canst thou canst not moue mee . You 〈♫〉 that saw to much mine eies , deerly shal buy it : you that saw to much mine eyes , deerly shal buy it , that made my hart beleue I did espy it , did espy it , Hence away comfort in vaine thou dost ease mee , comfort in vaine thou seekest to ease mee ; a╌way I say then , a╌way I say , no thou canst not please mee , a╌way I say no thou canst not please mee , no thou canst not please thou canst not please mee , thou canst not please mee . ij . a╌way I say ij . ij . thou canst thou canst not please mee .

〈♫〉 SInce my teares and lamenting , falce loue breed thy contenting . ij . still thus to weep for euer , ij . these fountaines shall perseuer shall perseuer . Till my hart grief brim filled . ij . Til my hart grief brim filled griefe brim filled . Out alas be distilled . Out a╌las a╌las Out a╌las alas bee di╌still╌ed . Till my hart griefe brim filled . ij . Till my hart griefe-brim filled griefe brim filled . Out alas be distilled . Out a╌las a╌las . Out alas a╌las bee di╌still╌ed .

〈♫〉 HElp I fall I fall my hope lo doth beetray mee , my hope a╌las Lady lo doth betray mee , O help a╌las I fall , I fall a╌las I fal , but you voutsafe to slay me . Help I fall I fal Lady , help I fal my hope lo doth betray me . O help I fal I fal a╌las alas I fall but you voutsafe to slay mee . See a Nymph vnkind & cruell , ij . & cruell vnkind & cruell , ij . vnkind & cruel , to scorn hir onely Iuel . See a : See a : & cruel vnkind & cruel , ij . vnkind & cruel to scorn hir onely Iuell .

〈♫〉 LA╌dy Lady why grieue you stil mee ? ô no you loue mee , ij . O no , you loue you loue mee , you loue mee , If this be loue to kill to kill mee . O strange tormenting , ah , break , ah , ah , break break hart a╌las , hir hart contenting , And you that now doe disdain ; me , you that now that now disdaine mee , that now doe disdaine mee , thē say that griefe hath slaine mee ; ij . then say that griefe hath slaine mee . And you that now doe disdaine mee , and you that now disdaine 〈♫〉 mee that now doe disdaine mee , Say then that griefe hath slaine mee , ij . Say then that griefe hath slayne mee .

〈♫〉 IN dewe of roses , in dewe of roses steeping hir louely cheekes Lycoris Lycoris thus satt weeping . In dewe of roses , ij . of roses steeping hir Louely cheekes , Lyco╌ris thus satt weeping . Ah Dorus falce , ij that hart by hart my hart beereft mee , & now vnkind hast left mee . Heare a╌las heare O heare mee , ay mee , ay mee , can not my bewty moue thee , not moue thee ? pittie mee thē because I loue thee . Ay mee : thou skorn'st the more I praye , thou skorn'st the 〈♫〉 more the more I praye thee , and this thou doest to slaie mee . thou skorn'st the more I pray thee , and this thou doest to slay mee . and all to slay mee . But doe then doe , kil mee and vaunt thee , ij . yet my ghost still shall haunt thee , yet my ghost still shall haunt , ij . yet my ghost still shall haunt shall haunt thee .

〈♫〉 IN euery place , In euery : place fierce Loue In euery place , in euery place fierce Loue a╌las fierce Loue a╌las assailes mee ; & griefe doth so tor╌ment mee , doth so torment mee , torment mee , that how can Ioy content mee , content mee ? when hope no whit at all auailes mee . O gentle Loue , ij . O gentle gentle Loue , O gentle Loue , O graunt mee lesse to grieue mee , Or griue mee more ij . or grieue mee more , and griefe will soone relieue mee .

〈♫〉 NOw is the gentle season freshly flowring , to sing & play & daunce while May endureth , while May endureth , to sing and play & daunce while May endureth , ij . to sing & play & daunce while May endureth , & wooe & wed ( toe ) & wed ( toe ) & wooe & wed ( toe ) ij . and wooe and wed , and wed ( toe ) and wooe and wed , that sweet delight procu╌reth .

〈♫〉 THe fields abroad with spangled flowres are guil╌ded , with spangled flowres are guilded , the fields with spangled flowres are guilded , with spangled flowres are guilded , The meades ( are ) mantled , ij . the meades ( are ) mantled , ij . the meades ( are ) mantled and closes , in May each bush arayed , and sweet wilde roses and sweet wilde roses ; the Nightingale hir bowre hath gayly builded , ij . hath gay╌ly builded , & full of kindely lust , and Loues inspi╌ring : I loue I loue ij . 〈♫〉 I loue I loue ( she ) sings hark , I loue I loue ( she ) sings hark hir mate desiring ; & full of kindely lust , and Loues inspi╌ring ; I loue I loue ij . I loue I loue ( she ) sings hark , I loue I loue ( she ) sings hark , hir mate desi╌ring .

〈♫〉 COme Louers follow mee , ij & leaue this weeping , follow mee , ij . See where the Louely little little God , sweet╌ly , lyes a sleeping . where the Louely little God the Louely little God , lies sweetly sleeping . Soft then , softly for feare wee wake him , ij . wee wake him , and to his bowe , his bowe hee take him , and to his bow hee take him ; O then if hee but spie vs , if hee but spie vs , whether shall wee then fly vs , whether shall wee then fly vs ? And 〈♫〉 if hee come , ij . ij . and if hee come vp╌on vs , Out well a way ij . well a way , then are wee woe begon begon vs. Hence then a way follow mee beegon follow mee ; hence then a way follow mee dispatch vs. & that a pace , that a pace , for feare , least that hee catch vs ; and that a pace least hee catch vs , & that a pace ere hee wake for feare hee catch vs.

〈♫〉 NO no no no no no thou doest but flout mee , thou doest flout , thou doest flout mee , thou doest but flout , but flout mee . Fie a way , fie a way fie a way fie a way I say , nay thou canst liue , nay thou canst liue without mee , thou canst liue well without mee , yea thou canst liue without mee . Since for mee then you care not , spite mee and spare not . O what parting ! turne ô turne , turn ô turne turne ô turne & cure this smarting . Come thē ô come with com╌fort , come then ô come with com╌fort comfort 〈♫〉 pi╌tie my crying . ô help a╌las , ô help a╌las ô help alas help a╌las for now I lye a dye╌ing . Come then ô come with comfort , ô come with comfort , come thē ô come with comfort ô come with comfort com╌fort pi╌tie my crying , ô help a╌las ij . ô help a╌las for now I lye a dyeing .

〈♫〉 I wil no more no more come to thee , I will no more come to thee , that flowtst mee when I woe thee . I will no more no more come to thee come to thee , I will no more come to thee that flout'st mee when I woe thee Still ty hy hy hy hy , ty hy hy hy thou criest , ij . stil ty hy hy hy hy hy thou criest stil ty hy hy hy hy thou cryest , ty hy hy thou criest ; and all my rings , my pinnes , & my gloues deniest . O say alas , what moues what moues thee , to grieue him so , that loues that loues thee that loues 〈♫〉 thee ? Leaue a╌las then , leaue tor╌menting , ô leaue a╌las alas a while a╌las , leaue a while leaue a╌las tormen╌ting , & giue my burning yet some small relenting . Leaue a╌las then leaue a╌las leaue tormenting , ah leaue ah leaue leaue a╌las tormenting , & giue my burning , my burning , yet yet some small relen╌ting .

〈♫〉 BEesides a fountaine , ij . of sweet brier and roses , heard I two Louers ( loueing ) talk in sweet and wanton gloses . Besides a fountaine ij . of sweet brier and roses , heard I two Louers talk in sweet & wanton gloses . Say dainty deere , quoth hee , to whome ; Say daintie deere to whom , is thy liking ty╌ed ? To whom but thee my bonny bonny bonny loue , my loue ; to whom but thee my bonny loue , my loue , the gentle Nimph repli╌ed . I die , I die , I die quoth hee ? & I , & I , & I quoth 〈♫〉 shee , Ah giue mee then , ah giue mee giue mee then ( quoth hee ) but said durst he not giue me some token ; & with his hands the rest he would haue spoken . Fie a╌way , nay cry'd the Nimph , fie a╌way nay cryed the Nimphe , nay fie away ( a╌las ) to wel yow know it ; Ah quoth hee ; Sweetly come kisse mee then ij . sweetly come kisse mee then and shew it .

〈♫〉 SPort wee , ij . Sport we my louely tresure , my louely treasure . Sport we my louely treasure , Sport wee my louely louely louely treasure , For why , long loue , long seruing . ij . Asketh equal deseruing , Asketh equall de╌seruing ij . Asketh equall de╌seruing . ij . Let bee our sportfull pleasure , our sportfull pleasure , Let bee our sportfull plea╌sure , ij . our 〈♫〉 sportfull pleasure , To kisse to kisse ij . To kisse to kisse now , to kisse the while wee may now , ij . and that you wot well what Loues other token , Ioy more then can bee spoken bee spoken Ioy more then can bee spoken . Ioy more then can bee spoken bee spoken .

〈♫〉 O Sweet a╌las , ij . O sweet a╌las what say you ? O sweet a╌las , ij . O sweet alas what say you ? O sweet a╌las , O sweet a╌las a╌las what say you ? ay mee ij . ay mee , ay mee that face , ay mee that face discloses , the Scarlet blush , of sweet vermillian roses , and yet a╌las , & yet a╌las alas I know not , If such a crimsen stayning , be for loue , ij bee fore loue or disdaining . But if of loue it grow not , ij . But if of loue it grow not , but if of loue , but if of loue it grow 〈♫〉 not , bee it disdaine conceiued , to see vs of loues fruits so long bereued . so long bee╌re╌ued . But if of loue it grow not , ij . But if of loue it grow not , ij . Bee it disdain dis╌dain conceiued , to see vs of loues fruites so long so long bee╌reued .

〈♫〉 HArk iolly shepheards , hark , hark you you lusty ringing ringing , how cherfully the bells daunce , the bells they daunce , how cherfully the bells daunce , the whiles the lads are springing . Gow then why sit wee heere delaying ? sit wee heere thus delaying , why thē why sit we delaying , sit we delaying , & all you merry lasses merry merry wanton lasses playing ; & all you merry merry lasses playing and all you merry merry laddes and lasses play╌ing . How gayly Flora leads it , & sweetly treads it . The woods & groues they ring , wods & 〈♫〉 groues ring loudly resounding , with Eccho sweet rebounding . The wods & groues they ring , woods & groues ring , loudely resounding , with Eccho sweet rebounding .

〈♫〉 HOe who comes heere : All a╌long with bagpiping and drumming , with bagpiping & drumming ? ô the Morris daunce it is comming , ô the Morris daunce lo it is a comming , Hoe who comes heere , all along , comes heere all along with bagpiping & drumming ? ij . ô the Morris daunce it is comming , ô the Morris daunce lo it is a comming . Come come Ladies , come Ladies out , come ye Ladies out , come Ladies out , ô come , come quickly , & see a bout how trim they daunce about how trim & trickly , & see about how trim they daunce & trickly . 〈♫〉 Hey ther a╌gayn , ij . ther again ij . hey ther again how the bells they shake it ? now for our town once , for our town & take it : now for our town , ij . hey ho , now for our town once more & take it . Soft a while not a way so fast they melt thē . Piper ! Piper ! Piper ! be hang'd a while thē looke ; be hang'd a while knaue seest not , the dauncers how they swelt thē ? Out ther , out a while , you come I say in : ther giue the hobby horse more rome , ij . to play in , ther giue the hobby horse more rome to play in , more rome to play in .

〈♫〉 DYe now my heart from thy de╌light exiled , exi╌led , from thy de╌light exiled , thy loue is dead and all our hope bee╌gui╌led , thy loue is dead and all our hope beeguiled . O Death thrise cruell , O Death ô death vnkind and cruell , to rob the world so of that hir fayrest iewell , of that hir fayrest iewell . Now shoot at mee now shoot & spare not , now shoot at mee now shoot and spare not , and spare and spare not ; kill mee I care not , Thinck not ô Death a╌las , thy dart will paine mee ; 〈♫〉 why shouldst why shouldst thou here against my wil re╌tain me , gainst my wil retaine mee ? O heere a dolfull wretches cry╌ing , or I dye for want of dyeing , or I dye I dye , or I die for want of dyeing or I dye for want I dye for want of dye╌ing .

〈♫〉 SAy gentle Nymphes that treade these mountaines , ( you ) that tread these mountaines , Say gentle gentle Nymphes ( you ) that tread these mountaines , whilst sweetly you sit playing whilst sweetly sweetly sweetly you sit playing , you sit playing , sweetly sit playing , whilst sweetly you sit playing , Saw you my Daphne , ij . Saw you my Daphne ij . stray╌ing along , your Cristall fountaines ? If so you chaunce to meet hir , kisse hir ( O ) and kindly greet kingly greet hir , then these sweet garlands , 〈♫〉 these sweet garlands take hir , and say from mee , I neuer will forsake forsake hir . If so you chaunce to meet hir , kisse hir ( O ) and kindly greet , kindly greet hir , then these sweet garlands these sweet garlands take hir & say from mee , I neuer will forsake forsake hir .

〈♫〉 CLorinda falce : Adieu thy loue torments mee , thy loue torments me . Clorinda falce adieu thy loue torments mee , let Thirses haue thy hart since he contents thee . A╌dieu thy loue torments mee , thy loue torments mee . Clorinda falce adieu thy loue torments mee ; let Thirsis haue thy hart since hee contents thee . O griefe & bitter anguish bitter anguish , for thee vnkind I languish . fain , I alas would hide it ij . faine I a╌las would hide it , O but who can a╌bide it ? I can not I a╌bide abide it . A╌dieu adieu adieu thē , ij . 〈♫〉 fare well , leaue mee death now de╌siring , thou hast lo thy requiring . So spake Philistus on his hooke re╌lying , So spake Phylistus on his booke relying , & sweetly sweetly fel a dyeing . So spake Phi╌listus once , So spake he , so spake hee on his hooke re╌lying ; So spake Philistus on his hooke relying , ij . and sweetly sweety fell a dyeinng .

〈♫〉 WHy fit I heere ? complayning ? With sobs and gronings , with sobs and gronings , with sobs and gronings , & gro╌nings my disdaining . O this this mirth con╌tenteth , whom grief of minde tormenteth tormenteth . Ah cease this weeping , cease ( a╌las ) this weeping , this weeping , foole a╌las , foole alas , ij . foole she does but this to proue thee ; away away away away falce comfort , away falce comfort , thou canst not , no thou canst not moue mee , thou canst thou canst not moue mee , no thou canst not moue mee , thou canst thou 〈♫〉 canst not moue mee , You that saw to much mine eies , deerly shal buy it : you that saw to much to much mine eyes , shall deerly buy it , deerely shall buy it , that made my heart bee╌leue I did espy I did e╌spy it . Hence falce comfort in vaine thou doest ease mee , comfort in vaine thou doest e╌ase mee ; a╌way I say , then a╌way thou canst not please mee , a╌way I say , no , no , no , thou canst not no , no , no , no , no , thou canst not please mee , no thou canst not please mee . a╌way I say ij . away I say thou canst not please mee .