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Ayres and dialogues, : for one, two, and three voyces (1653)

Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 · London, Printed by T.H. for John Playford · leaf 171

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us from above;Which needs no tutoring from the eyes,To make our hearts to Sympathize.Such Noble and Platonick fires,Will know no Object for defires:But Loves the good that dwels with thee,Although thy felf they nere did fee. III. Thy foul, not this, or tother part,Hath fent her Cupids to my… … Freedom from Cbarmes. O, fair Inchantrefs! charm no more, but give thy fafcina- -tions ore - fince I have found a powrful Spel,that doth thy cunning Art excel; for when I think of thy dif- dain, Im free from witchcraft, or from pain. II. When I was young and unbetrayd,All then was Oracle you…

Songs with lute · Part songs, English

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