Ayres and dialogues, : for one, two, and three voyces (1653)
Lawes, Henry, 1596-1662 · London, Printed by T.H. for John Playford · leaf 185
Cheeks, Hair, and Lips, there perfect treafure lies. II. Come hereLoves Hereticks that can Beleive thers no true joy for man, See what refined pleafure flyes From evry motion of her eyes; Gaze on my (jUm* freely, then go tell To all th^ world where true Content doth dwell. III. Forgive me Heavens… … 0*9 Imotijiamy. Tell me Love! O tell me Face! or tell !ome orher pov/r; who did Inconlhncy create, that changeth evry honre ? Why fhould one creature feem this -«— 4r day the objef* of Cont ent, to Morrow 1 ofe that new-born joy, and prov< : a puniihme nt ? —^ ag^— II. .11 Fair Shapes and…
Songs with lute · Part songs, English
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