quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
la la la la	665
fa la la la	237
no no no no	69
early english books online	61
la fa la la	58
la la fa la	52
mery mery mery mery	36
fa la la fa	35
a canon in the	33
in the life to	27
sing fa la la	27
represented either as utf	26
characters represented either as	26
fie fie fie fie	25
no no my deere	24
ha ha ha ha	23
and now i liue	23
cherie ripe cherie ripe	23
about to slay me	22
fa la fa la	22
and shee s a	21
no no no my	20
giue thee blessing out	20
but yet her hart	20
thee blessing out of	20
that that that that	19
my life is done	19
the spring is past	19
my prime of youth	19
doth not mind thee	18
that so doth blind	17
loue one doth not	17
now now now now	17
one doth not mind	17
so doth blind thee	17
yet it is not	17
la la la fa	17
to loue one doth	17
and are to be	17
ripe til cherie ripe	17
to the terms of	16
text is available for	16
books online text creation	16
and markup reviewed and	16
described above is co	16
and encoded edition of	16
edition of the work	16
of the work described	16
the work described above	16
text can be copied	16
phase i text is	16
keyed and coded from	16
the institutions providing financial	16
markup reviewed and edited	16
by the institutions providing	16
for keying and markup	16
the text can be	16
to the early english	16
from proquest page images	16
english books online text	16
this phase i text	16
institutions providing financial support	16
text and markup reviewed	16
providing financial support to	16
support to the early	16
images scanned from microfilm	16
is available for reuse	16
all without asking permission	16
encoded edition of the	16
keyboarded and encoded edition	16
iv tiff page images	16
owned by the institutions	16
i text is available	16
even for commercial purposes	16
terms of creative commons	16
tcp assigned for keying	16
the terms of creative	16
and coded from proquest	16
according to the terms	16
this keyboarded and encoded	16
assigned for keying and	16
work described above is	16
coded from proquest page	16
financial support to the	16
yet i was not	16
encoded text transcribed from	16
the early english books	16
online text creation partnership	16
the life to come	16
shee s a feasting	15
it is not spun	15
to my loue content	15
nor prince may buy	15
to spare then spill	14
but a point to	14
that hath my loue	14
did yeeld such sweet	14
loue content will bring	14
thou goest about to	14
a point to the	14
my loue in hould	14
goest about to slay	14
thou goest about about	14
hath my loue in	14
texts created during phase	13
remain and some readable	13
of the tei in	13
markup guidelines are available	13
the encoding was enhanced	13
are eligible for inclusion	13
of any assumptions that	13
changes to facilitate morpho	13
tei in libraries guidelines	13
restraints of time and	13
be made about the	13
true nature of the	13
attribution is given to	13
tcp is to encode	13
request that due credit	13
transformed into placeholder characters	13
was based on the	13
some readable characters will	13
but we respectfully request	13
or later edition of	13
was proofread for accuracy	13
and available in eebo	13
gaps by user contributors	13
the new cambridge bibliography	13
elements to simplify the	13
a second or later	13
wide variety of subject	13
is to encode one	13
sometimes a second or	13
will be marked as	13
or text strings within	13
known extent have been	13
of every monographic english	13
have been transformed into	13
page images in accordance	13
therefore of any assumptions	13
the tei in libraries	13
of a work was	13
the text encoding initiative	13
users should bear in	13
accurately transcribed and encoded	13
been looked at by	13
in all likelihood such	13
of a works in	13
by a tcp editor	13
text was proofread for	13
included and sometimes a	13
to external keying companies	13
at the text creation	13
and sometimes a second	13
of time and funding	13
there was a compelling	13
intended to range over	13
was a compelling reason	13
edition of a work	13
proquest via their early	13
in oxford and michigan	13
proofread for accuracy and	13
editorial teams in oxford	13
to page images in	13
illegibles were encoded as	13
data within the usual	13
universities of michigan and	13
via their early english	13
a number of works	13
encoding was enhanced and	13
now take and use	13
keying and markup guidelines	13
any assumptions that can	13
of textual data within	13
characters or elements to	13
available at the text	13
ascii text with mnemonic	13
the keyers to be	13
process of creating the	13
mainly structural encoding based	13
in of gaps by	13
instances will never have	13
least through thy wound	13
to encode one copy	13
divided into two phases	13
into the public domain	13
texts for their own	13
or for an anonymous	13
with level of the	13
made about the data	13
usual project restraints of	13
was enhanced and or	13
that due credit and	13
any remaining illegibles were	13
therefore chose to create	13
at by a tcp	13
are available at the	13
encoded texts based on	13
tcp aimed to produce	13
to tei p using	13
these texts for their	13
selection was based on	13
and characters marked as	13
of tcp data is	13
not meet qa standards	13
the universities of michigan	13
a wide variety of	13
based on the new	13
of works in other	13
to a limit of	13
image sets published by	13
given to their original	13
the usual project restraints	13
use these texts for	13
each text was proofread	13
should make clear that	13
by university of nebraska	13
phase of the project	13
p using tcp tei	13
on the image sets	13
have been issued variously	13
will remain and some	13
those which did not	13
and therefore chose to	13
with mnemonic sdata character	13
new cambridge bibliography of	13
of the process of	13
project was divided into	13
textual data within the	13
and or corrected and	13
understanding these processes should	13
in mind that in	13
were encoded and linked	13
is a partnership between	13
my loue content will	13
possible up to a	13
marked as illegible were	13
and markup guidelines are	13
sent to external keying	13
characters marked as illegible	13
oxford and the publisher	13
works are eligible for	13
domain as of january	13
on the new cambridge	13
to create diplomatic transcriptions	13
if there was a	13
created by converting tcp	13
work was chosen if	13
returned to the keyers	13
remaining illegibles were encoded	13
level of the tei	13
simplify the filling in	13
these processes should make	13
was chosen if there	13
notably latin and welsh	13
all likelihood such instances	13
nature of the print	13
of gaps by user	13
creation partnership web site	13
tcp data is very	13
works in english were	13
data is very good	13
keyers to be redone	13
have been released into	13
the project have been	13
unicode or tei g	13
were sent to external	13
to produce large quantities	13
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to create accurately transcribed	13
over a wide variety	13
companies for transcription and	13
linked to page images	13
their early english books	13
accordance with level of	13
transcribed and encoded texts	13
tei p using tcp	13
image sets were sent	13
aimed to produce large	13
published by proquest via	13
characters will be marked	13
that in all likelihood	13
teams in oxford and	13
mnemonic sdata character entities	13
qa standards were returned	13
a partnership between the	13
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record of the period	13
text strings within braces	13
first editions of a	13
texts based on the	13
external keying companies for	13
were corrected where possible	13
compelling reason to do	13
tcp files to tei	13
encoded as gap s	13
o lord bow down	13
never have been looked	13
as illegible were corrected	13
copies of the texts	13
out by editorial teams	13
tcp is a partnership	13
quantities of textual data	13
their works are eligible	13
works in other languages	13
in accordance with level	13
assumptions that can be	13
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then carried out by	13
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files to tei p	13
accuracy and those which	13
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keying companies for transcription	13
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large quantities of textual	13
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my feast of ioy	13
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i weepe and shee	13
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title published between and	13
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or corrected and characters	13
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corrected where possible up	13
the texts were encoded	13
enhanced and or corrected	13
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images in accordance with	13
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language title published between	13
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bow down thine eare	13
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quality assurance was then	13
guidelines are available at	13
elements of known extent	13
by editorial teams in	13
and the publisher proquest	13
usually the first edition	13
overall quality of tcp	13
michigan and oxford and	13
for their own purposes	13
of the print record	13
companions of the night	13
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assurance was then carried	13
encoding based on the	13
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been transformed into placeholder	13
readable characters will be	13
reflect the true nature	13
the process of creating	13
anyone can now take	13
texts have been issued	13
into placeholder characters or	13
tcp project was divided	13
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mind that in all	13
been released into the	13
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between the universities of	13
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was then carried out	13
quality of tcp data	13
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publisher proquest to create	13
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lord bow down thine	13
variety of subject areas	13
on the text encoding	13
placeholder characters or elements	13
and some readable characters	13
the text creation partnership	13
text creation partnership web	13
or tei g elements	13
issued variously as sgml	13
and encoded texts based	13
the overall quality of	13
corrected and characters marked	13
weepe and shee s	13
respectfully request that due	13
opposed to critical editions	13
gap elements of known	13
cambridge bibliography of english	13
to reflect the true	13
chosen if there was	13
published between and available	13
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credit and attribution is	13
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project restraints of time	13
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encoded and linked to	13
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for transcription and basic	13
converting tcp files to	13
sets were sent to	13
text selection was based	13
can be made about	13
likelihood such instances will	13
then their works are	13
where possible up to	13
editions of a works	13
of instances per text	13
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proquest to create accurately	13
have been looked at	13
illegible were corrected where	13
canon in the vnison	12
estc s this keyboarded	12
to be sold at	12
now now my life	12
and master of the	12
stc estc s this	12
la fa la fa	12
yet i saw no	12
the world shall end	12
printed by thomas este	12
ye seruants of the	12
a dish of paine	12
he onely can behold	12
and now now now	12
through thy wound i	12
come sit by me	12
her eyes like angels	12
s this keyboarded and	12
thy thoughts in silence	12
seruants of the lord	12
that which i may	12
are to be sold	12
the house of the	12
you did this deede	12
doth yeeld vnto the	12
these to my loue	12
since loue and fortune	12
thy wound i die	12
cruell fates and spightfull	12
which all thy thoughts	12
and yet i was	12
master of the choristers	12
my deere let bee	12
reproduction of the original	11
of the original in	11
and yet i liue	11
canon in the unison	11
house of the lord	11
and the holy ghost	11
hope a king doth	11
her eyes her eyes	11
in hope a king	11
i doe loue thee	11
blessing out of sion	11
and raigneth with thee	11
sacred cheries to com	11
for viols and voices	11
now praise the lord	11
the original in the	11
that none may buy	11
now now now my	11
endeth the songs of	11
let heauinesse and griefe	11
vnto dust be brought	11
eyes her eyes like	10
doe this in my	10
more cruell can you	10
may forgoe so ill	10
about about to slay	10
my life that hath	10
yee that ioy in	10
by night stand in	10
life that hath my	10
thing more cruell can	10
kingdom in the life	10
now my life is	10
ye that by night	10
composed by robert iones	10
the man vpright of	10
my choice is made	10
in thy sons name	10
the leaues be greene	10
more but hope good	10
stand in the house	10
and take mee with	10
if so you will	10
i not from comfort	10
pittie deere loue my	10
silly sheepe and i	10
o cruell fates and	10
a friend to mee	10
in the house of	10
yet it hath not	10
with thee and the	10
faire beautie mixt with	10
of my life that	10
no more but hope	10
and prayse the lord	10
i may forgoe so	10
assigne of william barley	10
but a dish of	10
and yet it is	10
cheries to com nie	10
should i not from	10
ripe cherie ripe ripe	10
my silly sheepe and	10
cruell can you doe	10
the oxe doth yeeld	10
man vpright of life	10
and yet it hath	10
i sigh as sure	10
the greatest fish in	10
my pittie mouing words	10
night stand in the	10
til cherie ripe ripe	10
till all the vallies	10
what thing more cruell	10
for the most part	10
in a thousand kisses	10
but hope good hart	10
rest with your selues	10
the assigne of william	10
yeeld such sweet content	10
it hath not sprung	10
that ioy in wayling	10
all yee that ioy	10
all thy thoughts in	10
for al his strength	10
take mee with thee	10
is but a dish	10
that by night stand	10
o that her hart	10
for lust is fraile	10
sadnesse is fittest now	10
a kingdom in the	10
and kill him to	10
the steele obeyeth the	9
and yet i saw	9
this life from loue	9
doe my error know	9
is thou o lord	9
is a garden in	9
but deere tell mee	9
to ease my care	9
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there is a garden	9
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no peere nor prince	9
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must vnto dust be	9
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garden in her face	9
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blessing out of si	9
i saw no sunne	9
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the mery month of	9
thou shalt bee my	9
shalt bee my bonny	9
my crop of corne	9
and doe my error	9
buds fild with snow	9
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my threed is cut	9
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looke like rose buds	9
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vaine hope of gaine	9
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there you may for	9
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these sacred cheries to	9
o come againe my	9
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the cathedrall church of	9
loue my pittie mouing	9
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point to the world	9
merry month of may	9
so to betray me	9
my tongue thou begst	9
coridon would kisse her	9
my youth is gone	9
country lasses hie them	9
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raigneth with thee and	9
greatest fish in deepest	9
or a month or	9
i saw the world	9
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a day or a	9
i can no more	9
thee and the holy	9
earthes but a point	9
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in the mery month	9
sweet loue i erre	9
o stay faire cruell	9
a garden in her	9
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a kingdome in the	9
the country lasses hie	9
from mee my iewell	9
deere loue my pittie	9
tableture for the lute	9
on my deare i	9
vaine my tongue thou	9
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what friendship is in	9
that made both heauen	9
peere nor prince may	9
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liueth and raigneth with	9
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mery month of may	9
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who liueth and raigneth	9
sigh as sure to	9
t is thou o	9
would kisse her then	9
life from loue his	9
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that there you may	9
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kingdome in the life	9
my deare i doe	9
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day or a month	9
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london printed by thomas	8
shee o shee my	8
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to bid take heed	8
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i doe demaund the	8
where you did this	8
the subiect of my	8
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i was not seen	8
the mauis sweetly caroling	8
life is fled is	8
though wit bids wil	8
newly composed by michaell	8
that wrap my ioyes	8
her absence i lament	8
a table of all	8
o come and take	8
is fled is fled	8
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away from mee my	8
ripe cherie ripe cherie	8
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run away from mee	8
to kil to kil	8
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table of all the	8
there be many mo	8
doe not still torment	8
is dead for loue	8
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not still torment mee	8
my faith serues where	8
rose buds fild with	8
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make to thee in	8
those sweet eies that	8
i was not seene	8
not run away from	8
thee in thy sons	8
endeth the songes of	8
secret vautes to flie	8
it nought or little	8
a frost of cares	8
bids wil to blow	8
deare i doe demaund	8
sing this as that	8
ioy of my life	8
the trees for feare	8
whose thoughts before they	8
all is but beguiling	8
like rose buds fild	8
friendship is in this	8
doe demaund the due	8
the last but one	8
oxe doth yeeld vnto	8
not from comfort be	8
sing shepheards sweetly sing	8
beautie mixt with chastitie	8
vaine my faith serues	8
to it are all	8
wil to blow retreate	8
truth is not rewar	8
doe not run away	8
this and no more	8
le muse on thee	8
for the deliuerance of	7
they wedde their griefe	7
teach in priuate families	7
not so hard harted	7
hope cums likewise after	7
the lord that made	7
wit to bid take	7
all for the most	7
come loue le ts	7
of sweet and daintie	7
i did but kisse	7
apt for instrumentes and	7
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prayers which we make	7
eyes like angels watch	7
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hope still did help	7
the delight of gentlemen	7
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down thine eare vnto	7
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whole estate from the	7
fish in deepest brook	7
and fire the hart	7
come and take mee	7
of the king and	7
shee s a daunsing	7
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for wit to bid	7
alison gentleman and practitioner	7
to see a nimph	7
from the late conspiracie	7
an howres recreation in	7
by richard alison gentleman	7
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the whole estate from	7
my ioyes are all	7
pirling brooke whose siluer	7
practitioner in this arte	7
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one and the same	7
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eare vnto our prayers	7
to depart from my	7
help mee sing lamenting	7
of gentlemen and others	7
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cherie ripe ripe til	7
to bee to bee	7
knight of the most	7
the long preseruation of	7
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covantage keyed and coded	7
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apt for viols and	7
for the delight of	7
a counsell with my	7
that thus you know	7
still i le loue	7
a prayer for the	7
is this faire excusing	7
terrors of the skies	7
she hath an eye	7
high in daphnes praise	7
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farewell my happie daies	7
framed for the delight	7
her lookes are mylde	7
thankesgiuing for the deliuerance	7
ore the parke amaine	7
in vaine my thoughts	7
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i as well as	7
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lie downe and die	7
prayer for the long	7
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thine eare vnto our	7
of the house of	7
of the whole estate	7
part with two trebles	7
to betray our kisses	7
late for wit to	7
in vaine my faith	7
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with a prayer for	7
of all which parts	7
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cals and neuer ceaseth	7
gentleman and practitioner in	7
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we make to thee	7
comes tripping ore the	7
which i may for	7
stay but a while	7
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i loue no long	7
my hope a counsell	7
in a thousand kis	7
a pirling brooke whose	7
counsell with my loue	7
depart from my hart	7
pleasant fruits do flow	7
king and his posteritie	7
not on sinful sands	7
and a thankesgiuing for	7
and others which are	7
hope a counsell with	7
others which are wel	7
most part with two	7
on high in daphnes	7
did but kisse her	7
our prayers which we	7
ripe ripe til cherie	7
a solemne holy day	7
richard alison gentleman and	7
and too too cruell	7
affected to that qualitie	7
astrea queene of beautie	7
hope thou the best	7
the heart is true	7
reward for sharpest paine	7
preseruation of the king	7
and practitioner in this	7
fresh may to bring	7
loue le ts walke	7
brooke whose siluer streames	7
apex covantage keyed and	7
greater for to spare	7
a thankesgiuing for the	7
estate from the late	7
i loue not lust	7
aye thus it is	7
the deliuerance of the	7
for such as teach	7
seemes a foolish drift	7
gentlemen and others which	7
deliuerance of the whole	7
the king and his	7
for the long preseruation	7
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mery mery mery greeting	6
this groue here will	6
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anchore in pater noster	6
each day of thine	6
of orient pearle a	6
made both heauen and	6
the first booke of	6
for to wrong mee	6
sweet violets and daffa	6
in the merry month	6
redbreast and the thrush	6
this is their first	6
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musicke sound on high	6
like angels watch them	6
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and ease my care	6
deckt with flowers gay	6
the seventh set of	6
is their first meeting	6
set out by michael	6
you know i must	6
as end must all	6
are duos for two	6
mery mery mery vaines	6
i feare her wondrous	6
in the cathedrall church	6
till new growes old	6
these mery mery lads	6
but friends for vertue	6
foure in the eare	6
a wile shal ease	6
in their mery mery	6
to grace these plaines	6
that may be as	6
by the wood side	6
both now and euer	6
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griefe and sad lament	6
i could not see	6
sweetly sweetly sweetly sing	6
each thing of pleasure	6
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shee my loue my	6
whose presence so delightfull	6
vnkinde my silly sheepe	6
for two treble viols	6
as well sung as	6
iohn windet the assigne	6
vnto our prayers which	6
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my dearest friend is	6
euen through the same	6
to take their pleasure	6
which we make to	6
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is for the lute	6
may sit vs downe	6
salue shall heale thy	6
shall heale thy sore	6
whiles ioyfull spring time	6
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to bed i must	6
still as they come	6
a king doth go	6
hark hark hark hark	6
le my phoebe kisse	6
were wont to grace	6
now heare you are	6
it with your spight	6
shee will bee true	6
they haue time and	6
then faint not hart	6
euen in the courts	6
the merry month of	6
thousand cupids dare not	6
that loues darke workes	6
king doth go to	6
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part is for the	6
thee and thee to	6
sweet and daintie flowres	6
in one and the	6
spi global keyed and	6
man and kill him	6
the day doth spring	6
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about about about about	6
looke to your selues	6
of the choristers in	6
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the house of our	6
the same our lord	6
draw out the end	6
both heauen and earth	6
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little drops of drisling	6
her hart still burning	6
no my deere let	6
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new growes old and	6
vntill the world shall	6
cheerfull ayres or ballads	6
the robin redbreast and	6
to slay me thou	6
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dearest friend is dead	6
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me thou goest about	6
dauids life by saul	6
the god of iacob	6
lately set out by	6
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fit to heare and	6
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library and art gallery	6
farewell vnkinde my silly	6
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by saul was often	6
she cals and neuer	6
le ts walke into	6
are beautified by phoebus	6
before the day doth	6
in this groue here	6
thousand thousand cupids dare	6
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earely before the day	6
of griefe and sad	6
there is often three	6
thou shalt doe well	6
to bee with loue	6
sing all the way	6
na bathes her there	6
now prayse the lord	6
dally not with this	6
euery day to woo	6
orient pearle a double	6
in vaine mine eies	6
no little little part	6
then well i may	6
all her thoughts doth	6
i wish i could	6
booke of songs or	6
growes old and old	6
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original in the henry	6
beautified by phoebus beames	6
to heare and ease	6
may for your amisses	6
cupids dare not cloris	6
through the same our	6
as they come nie	6
cherie ripe chery ripe	6
the birds so sweetly	6
fie fie on loue	6
i know a wile	6
a man and kill	6
ayerie fancies of parts	6
to equall my desires	6
sit vs downe and	6
an euening as i	6
mery lads let vs	6
huntington library and art	6
then rob a man	6
steele obeyeth the ha	6
doth kisse his sweeting	6
this is all can	6
sold at the golden	6
at the golden anchore	6
to sport and play	6
parts for two treble	6
this in my beehoue	6
i will performe like	6
of the cathedrall church	6
thy right hand alone	6
sauing that thus you	6
or foure in the	6
of thy right hand	6
house of our god	6
ripe til chery ripe	6
parts in the eye	6
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choristers in the cathedrall	6
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in an euening as	6
plaid and not sung	6
that sought by treason	6
duos for two base	6
thoughts in silence keepe	6
those cheries fairely do	6
the flowres so freshly	6
of songs or ayres	6
how i doe loue	6
same our lord iesus	6
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gone to take their	6
heare and ease my	6
may be as well	6
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to thee and thee	6
often three or foure	6
no time to slumber	6
i haue found faire	6
yeeld vnto the yoke	6
for the lute or	6
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in pater noster row	6
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slay me thou goest	6
little did mee grieue	6
in pleasant sommers morning	6
three or foure in	6
be plaid and not	6
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striue to proue me	6
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vs downe and see	6
be as well sung	6
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neuer to clime aboue	6
redubling ecchoes sweetly ring	6
la la liro logh	6
ioyfull spring time lasteth	6
sweet phillis stay let	6
two parts in the	6
by me let vs	6
how they wander vp	6
the horrors of the	6
shepheards pipe full mery	6
the lute or orpherian	6
angels watch them still	6
bed she cals and	6
the violl de gamba	6
fairer calmes haue brought	6
that sathans secrets hast	6
contained in this booke	6
pipe shepheards pipe full	6
a mery mery mery	6
seventh set of bookes	6
ioy now heare you	6
then i will be	6
the choristers in the	6
windet the assigne of	6
cathedrall church of litchfield	6
one doth kisse his	6
flowres so freshly springing	6
onely ioy now heare	6
the ioyfull bridall day	6
my loue my loue	6
mery lads they spie	6
welcome in the spring	6
the woods and groues	6
fields are deckt with	6
horse that runs too	6
in the henry e	6
that were wont to	6
or little did mee	6
must haue an end	6
will performe like dutie	6
on them my fill	6
as they must be	6
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you striue to proue	6
our lord iesus christ	6
euening as i was	6
mery mery lads they	6
and in this groue	6
the black bird sing	6
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they must be plaid	6
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the fields are deckt	6
their mery mery mery	6
of coridon and philida	6
but two parts in	6
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robin redbreast and the	6
that you striue to	6
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printed by iohn windet	6
old and old growes	6
haue found faire phillis	6
through the trees for	6
woods and groues where	6
wont to grace these	6
for two base viols	6
my ioyes must dye	6
ts walke into the	6
yet there is often	6
my life my life	6
i le my phoebe	6
i know not when	6
by iohn windet the	6
bowers still fild with	6
i le to bed	6
walke into the spring	6
golden anchore in pater	6
global keyed and coded	6
of the lord ye	6
fa la la liro	6
thing of pleasure tasteth	6
haue time and leasure	6
henceforth will ioyne in	6
well sung as plaid	6
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wood fresh may to	6
rob a man and	6
sweet reward for sharpest	6
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greene wood fresh may	6
muse on thee alone	6
to bed she cals	6
out by michael east	6
there be but two	6
loue my loue dis	6
birds so sweetly singing	6
a thousand thousand cupids	6
though there be but	6
phillis stay let pitty	6
and sing fa la	6
yet the leaues be	6
now they haue time	6
life my life is	6
will ioyne in equall	6
thoughts before they speak	6
whilst that you striue	6
cannot come euery day	6
the golden anchore in	6
be but two parts	6
este wisheth long life	5
adue to vaine delights	5
with long life and	5
in the courts of	5
owne endeuours then i	5
kuster text and markup	5
vi in an euening	5
heauenly paradise is that	5
much to the worke	5
lord their deliuerance from	5
cheries fairely do inclose	5
after death doe this	5
published by thomas weelkes	5
better to dye blessed	5
gentle moone for thy	5
superfluous to adde any	5
luther did write to	5
pleased them not onely	5
x pittie deere loue	5
henrie and the rest	5
led by a strong	5
and my worthiest patrone	5
lads let vs away	5
my master is so	5
xxi behold now prayse	5
to some greater task	5
but feare to giue	5
all you that draw	5
now let her change	5
onely theologie can performe	5
sigh as louers doe	5
in my course of	5
nightingale in thorny bush	5
sir iohn scudamore knight	5
so sweetly they play	5
from comfort be exilde	5
blesse you with long	5
organest of the cathedral	5
i ashamed to auerr	5
wee deny loue and	5
o heauie heart whose	5
vii who loues this	5
labour in this qualitie	5
her thoughts doth keepe	5
otherwise onely theologie can	5
like streames through faire	5
can wee deny loue	5
xx her eyes her	5
skilful in the most	5
arrogancie in me to	5
so high a place	5
so i humblie take	5
now my life my	5
thinke neither am i	5
o my poore eies	5
came i know not	5
shal i weepe and	5
and skilful in the	5
so if any part	5
it is no time	5
is but a feeld	5
quiet and a chearefull	5
with wordes to moue	5
sturdie rock for al	5
one testimonie out of	5
man more distrustfull of	5
i found that women	5
onely with sweet words	5
till cherie ripe cherie	5
our beauties are not	5
now doe i grieue	5
to morrow is the	5
friendship firmly stands on	5
it argues malice or	5
the weakenes of my	5
his glorie and our	5
i am but young	5
preserue our gracious king	5
some of my wel	5
but because there is	5
iiii though wit bids	5
heart and tongue were	5
prosperity to his glorie	5
to one addicted to	5
newly composed by henry	5
with manie arguments earnestlie	5
for publishing them so	5
fayer is my loue	5
most free respecter of	5
hope the plowman sowes	5
this world doth passe	5
pride is now a	5
free respecter of all	5
life and prosperity to	5
preserue also his royall	5
or looke for aide	5
chance hope thou the	5
in the art of	5
of your bounties and	5
to our patrones and	5
and tongue were twinnes	5
did release the right	5
theoristes deepely learned in	5
xxiii the sacred quire	5
her looke in mine	5
may heare the black	5
firmly stands on vertues	5
stately stag that seemes	5
it pleased them not	5
you with a poore	5
the philosopher his booke	5
and bid adue to	5
the fruites of your	5
that i feele is	5
in the british library	5
once did i loue	5
clime aboue their reach	5
strength of thy right	5
honoured knight and my	5
gaine a kingdome in	5
newly published by thomas	5
wholy deuoted richard alison	5
xv the stately stag	5
father martin luther did	5
effects of those quiet	5
to the right vvorshipfvl	5
and now my lyfe	5
my carriage be but	5
of my weake studies	5
thy loue from mee	5
catch that catch can	5
kil kil al that	5
to gaine a kingdome	5
but sin doth grow	5
braines which youth and	5
you receiue my labours	5
of a point be	5
new worke of mine	5
of follies is the	5
streames through faire medowes	5
heare the black bird	5
howre in their liues	5
hart thou hast so	5
ii o heauie heart	5
where this nimph with	5
i that mourne out	5
wishing all manner good	5
glory of a new	5
moone for thy obscured	5
of life when thou	5
must i run away	5
had done for my	5
to the highest protector	5
that delighted in oppression	5
but as to one	5
sure i was accurst	5
and a man is	5
scarse may quench the	5
both vnto your worship	5
my labours howsoeuer into	5
cums likewise after dis	5
for the lute and	5
is hassard that we	5
howsoeuer into your protection	5
of drisling rain the	5
white as the sunne	5
to diuels we know	5
loue my deere onely	5
so much to the	5
crosse thy desires with	5
it were superfluous to	5
thrise happie blest mine	5
iii in hope a	5
whose worth can best	5
glorie and our comforts	5
learned in the science	5
vexe my carefull minde	5
horrors of the deep	5
but also with manie	5
of a new finisht	5
in a seely points	5
pardon for publishing them	5
selfe to some greater	5
time a while thy	5
is but vaine hope	5
life when thou art	5
thine horne pipes dull	5
life by saul was	5
musicke merites so high	5
sir iohn crofts knight	5
excellent discourses of theoristes	5
i sit reading all	5
dayes of pleasure are	5
xvii earthes but a	5
where is faire phillis	5
and laid in graue	5
know is hateful and	5
lord that owes it	5
down down down down	5
that soueraigne salue shall	5
iii young cupid hath	5
doe present vnto your	5
my many humble prayers	5
my heart and tongue	5
faire is my loue	5
in loue what ill	5
courts of the house	5
all is hassard that	5
heauie heart whose harmes	5
that it might seeme	5
the sturdie rock for	5
paradise is that place	5
which is so ample	5
in the science haue	5
is the marriage day	5
hands in the sanctuarie	5
found that women proue	5
i striue with wordes	5
by your goodnes i	5
loue vnto my loue	5
to blesse you with	5
a shop of shewes	5
where honest faith is	5
at bay is set	5
desiring your protection and	5
alwaies in my sight	5
stay time a while	5
i haue now begun	5
vain hope of gaine	5
not so much to	5
your goodnes i haue	5
and white lilies grow	5
is no man more	5
thanks gentle moone for	5
better recommend our workes	5
original in the british	5
a seely points aduenture	5
but inward bitter gall	5
vaine mine eies you	5
to the lord would	5
right vvorshipfvl and my	5
importune mee to publish	5
we know is hateful	5
it out of diuine	5
of arms of sir	5
boldlie vnder your worships	5
cruel fancie so to	5
voyces newly composed by	5
the lute and base	5
shal ease thy smart	5
she may sit and	5
deny loue and honour	5
ii coridon would kisse	5
words friendly to approoue	5
distrustfull of his owne	5
had set his eye	5
ayeres or phantasticke spirites	5
and to prepare my	5
i must be gone	5
crown thy delights with	5
bring my hart thou	5
iudgements of thy mouth	5
so long as i	5
leaue of to loue	5
such as seeke to	5
mine can excite commendation	5
honest faith is all	5
vvith tableture for the	5
xi mopsie leaue off	5
i in the merry	5
to senfelius the musician	5
selfe had done for	5
merites so high a	5
feare to giue offence	5
of his owne endeuours	5
through faire medowes gli	5
arte comparable with musicke	5
xviii there is a	5
neither am i ashamed	5
those boughes which thy	5
natures pride is now	5
when he should dally	5
which my selfe had	5
spirites for three voices	5
esteemde and singular good	5
owe you our seruice	5
of his maiesties chappell	5
my loue vnto my	5
pittie me mine owne	5
and so i humblie	5
there is no man	5
a new finisht house	5
phantasticke spirites for three	5
i meane my many	5
a while for griefe	5
addicted to the muses	5
also his royall progenie	5
frowns to kil to	5
ra ran tan tant	5
master is so wise	5
prayers to the highest	5
humblie take my leaue	5
fruits of my weake	5
of these my labours	5
so that is lust	5
that it were superfluous	5
past and yet it	5
mopsie leaue off to	5
or to whome shal	5
my god and my	5
bounty raise the professors	5
proceed as i haue	5
did write to senfelius	5
pensiue sorrow alwaies in	5
haue power of an	5
therefore let her daigne	5
swiftest birde that flies	5
ignorance in such as	5
with acquainted some of	5
may come to light	5
worth can best countenance	5
a man is but	5
fairest shades did hide	5
a loue that ebbes	5
t is time to	5
rocke for al his	5
woe weepes out her	5
i aske this meede	5
you vaine and idle	5
xvi vvhat if a	5
the lord al ye	5
as much arrogancie in	5
assist you with a	5
can best countenance the	5
an howre in their	5
fragrant flowers we strew	5
is time to rise	5
to clime aboue their	5
fancy so to betray	5
and prosperity to his	5
hero care not though	5
the nightingale in thorny	5
that seemes so stout	5
the world may see	5
made and newly published	5
flowers we strew the	5
sure to weare the	5
done for my owne	5
to dye for loue	5
i he onely can	5
beauties are not ours	5
i am my selfe	5
fine knacks for ladies	5
meane my many humble	5
new finisht house belonges	5
attempt the prayse thereof	5
there is no arte	5
that next to theologie	5
tan ta ra ran	5
if musicke merites so	5
while my lyfe is	5
receiue my labours howsoeuer	5
my deere onely iewell	5
from all their enemies	5
white as lillies was	5
bounties and the effects	5
his owne endeuours then	5
how effectuall the arte	5
encouraged with more alacritie	5
oh therefore let her	5
which that auncient father	5
all loue and dutie	5
to the right vvorthily	5
when once of ill	5
most honoured knight and	5
exclude it out of	5
lord ye that by	5
that with their grace	5
pearle a double row	5
the earth his sober	5
striue with wordes to	5
the lord ye that	5
haue heard my vowes	5
vi i can no	5
of this new worke	5
a feeld of tares	5
is past and yet	5
doth goe to war	5
with a poore mans	5
might seeme as much	5
first set of madrigals	5
humble prayers to the	5
i seeke for grace	5
testimonie out of an	5
which when her louely	5
there is no passage	5
and liue with me	5
loue those beames that	5
a daunsing a daunsing	5
ix the spring is	5
of sir john scudamore	5
how should i shew	5
dale there are fine	5
andrew kuster text and	5
roses and white lilies	5
that auncient father martin	5
if any part of	5
which youth and age	5
ix my hope a	5
for it will not	5
coat of arms of	5
xxii yee restles cares	5
power of an howre	5
that loues in vaine	5
through strength of thy	5
and as the glory	5
desires with as many	5
mee boldlie to goe	5
to three voyces newly	5
we strew the way	5
a downe a downe	5
to approoue what i	5
and necessarie a subiect	5
endeuours then i am	5
manie arguments earnestlie to	5
gentleman of his maiesties	5
grant that i may	5
the arte of musicke	5
for thy obscured light	5
vvhat if a day	5
arguments earnestlie to importune	5
but a feeld of	5
and newly published by	5
o lord their deliuerance	5
and how effectuall the	5
because there is no	5
time is neuer turning	5
now my lyfe is	5
aide my soule with	5
my weake studies against	5
my selfe had done	5
nimph with all her	5
v oh doe not	5
arte of musicke is	5
morrow is the marriage	5
deepely learned in the	5
my loue my deere	5
no man more distrustfull	5
with fragrant flowers we	5
what euer chance hope	5
london printed by iohn	5
those beames that breede	5
earnestlie to importune mee	5
and honour to them	5
that pine in long	5
as i haue now	5
and singular good patrone	5
malice or ignorance in	5
the lord would i	5
vvorthily honored and most	5
but let my death	5
prince henrie and the	5
the right vvorshipfvl and	5
my best loues absenting	5
knight to the right	5
this nimph with all	5
till i found that	5
shall i shall i	5
what if a day	5
shal we that labour	5
trip it trip it	5
him to blesse you	5
of those quiet dayes	5
to whome shal we	5
for it alone next	5
and aide my soule	5
acquainted some of my	5
viii my prime of	5
weake studies against deprauers	5
as many sad tormentings	5
cherie ripe ripe ripe	5
to importune mee to	5
xix those cheries fairely	5
you our seruice and	5
lord al ye seruants	5
for my owne recreation	5
mine eies you gase	5
of theoristes deepely learned	5
what i had done	5
discourses of theoristes deepely	5
chiefly esteemde and singular	5
good ware is found	5
imprinted by iohn windet	5
euer owe you our	5
already so confirmed illustrated	5
as this holy man	5
strike it vp tabor	5
to theologie doth effect	5
loue i aske this	5
to prepare my selfe	5
now vp now downe	5
good patrone sir iohn	5
and doe present vnto	5
singular good patrone sir	5
ioyes are all distressed	5
vaine and idle braines	5
you where you did	5
whereof i doubt not	5
not like to loue	5
thy delights with a	5
gods haue heard my	5
onely alledge one testimonie	5
were superfluous to adde	5
it might seeme as	5
the lord that owes	5
o doe not her	5
of an howre in	5
to attempt the prayse	5
plainely thinke neither am	5
which stealing through the	5
to exclude it out	5
the cathedral church of	5
their deliuerance from the	5
that night bird that	5
sit reading all alone	5
mee to thee and	5
next to theologie doth	5
bee encouraged with more	5
arms of sir john	5
any part of this	5
are like streames through	5
our gracious king and	5
that my true hart	5
our seruice and loue	5
rock for al his	5
til cherie ripe cherie	5
my owne recreation and	5
much arrogancie in me	5
to bring you where	5
to the worlds compared	5
right vvorthily honored and	5
as it argues malice	5
and a chearefull minde	5
the courts of the	5
her brows like be	5
drops of drisling rain	5
so boldlie vnder your	5
write to senfelius the	5
one addicted to the	5
in the most delectable	5
obeyeth the hammer stroake	5
an end that nature	5
this new worke of	5
though the labour mine	5
me mine owne sweet	5
with as many sad	5
the plowman sowes his	5
wander vp and downe	5
the swiftest birde that	5
about about about to	5
alledge one testimonie out	5
so shall i blesse	5
ta ra ran tan	5
auncient father martin luther	5
leaue off to loue	5
shall i bee encouraged	5
goodnes i haue enioyed	5
so ample in commendation	5
will onely alledge one	5
xiiii when on my	5
on in my course	5
belonges not so much	5
must euer owe you	5
when i sit reading	5
the iudgements of thy	5
out of an epistle	5
life is a poets	5
it alone next to	5
end that nature wrought	5
no arte comparable with	5
my hart thou hast	5
and sing all the	5
bathing by a spring	5
are but blossoms are	5
the sturdie rocke for	5
seeke to exclude it	5
is so ample in	5
more distrustfull of his	5
is my loue my	5
michaell este wisheth long	5
xxiii you mournfull gods	5
stately stagge that seemes	5
kil kil kil al	5
by his soules thought	5
i did release the	5
science haue already so	5
chorvs t is thou	5
with increase of honor	5
xiii in vaine my	5
with eye or ha	5
prepare my selfe to	5
present vnto your worship	5
where is thy seate	5
and nourisheth the fire	5
in me to attempt	5
as to the lord	5
and now my life	5
yours in all loue	5
your bounties and the	5
then i am my	5
the gods haue heard	5
onely assist you with	5
as the glory of	5
my course of studies	5
with percing frowns to	5
which doth the soule	5
honored and most free	5
or ignorance in such	5
studious of all good	5
did the philosopher his	5
v but yet it	5
while that his smart	5
commendation of this art	5
friends for vertue finds	5
is hateful and intollerable	5
a point be so	5
and idle braines which	5
as lillies was hir	5
in my rash accounting	5
owne recreation and priuate	5
not as did the	5
idle braines which youth	5
grace and bounty raise	5
which makes me sigh	5
yet it seemes a	5
of that night bird	5
kuster sampled and proofread	5
obeieth the hammer stroake	5
from those boughes which	5
lift vp your hands	5
xii shal i weepe	5
and bounty raise the	5
haue an end that	5
violets and daffa daffadillies	5
your hands in the	5
the right vvorthily honored	5
fancie so to betray	5
of mine can excite	5
it makes me sigh	5
faire as the lillie	5
lord would i make	5
some men desire spouses	5
that while my lyfe	5
diuels we know is	5
but vaine hope of	5
thy hopes are vaine	5
as did the philosopher	5
point to the worlds	5
practicioner in the art	5
uie part the musicke	5
grace is chiefly yours	5
to aske for all	5
our patrones and benefactors	5
with sweet words friendly	5
that seemes so stoute	5
blind thee to loue	5
canzonets to three voyces	5
that doth disburse a	5
as fast as flouds	5
on i did consent	5
i bei ligustri e	5
i will onely assist	5
and when his sorrowes	5
fruites of your bounties	5
lord when i thinke	5
vvorshipfvl and my verie	5
cathedral church of chichester	5
friendly to approoue what	5
many humble prayers to	5
xxii o lord bow	5
whome shal we that	5
alone next to theologie	5
the glory of a	5
which otherwise onely theologie	5
effectuall the arte of	5
vaine delights of loue	5
weakenes of my nature	5
soules thought was guided	5
to adde any other	5
sturdie rocke for al	5
the most delectable science	5
you with long life	5
xii sweet loue i	5
to vexe my carefull	5
late in my rash	5
now cease my wandring	5
the stately stagge that	5
thou telst thy sorrowes	5
shall i seeke for	5
but yet it seemes	5
mylde are her lookes	5
let her looke in	5
king doth goe to	5
euer chance hope thou	5
andrew kuster sampled and	5
his chiefly esteemde and	5
is no arte comparable	5
doe not her despise	5
holy man hath giuen	5
i am nie her	5
thy desires with as	5
of loue i aske	5
the sacred quire of	5
i beseech you receiue	5
and i plainely thinke	5
composed by michaell este	5
i humblie take my	5
the day i loued	5
in hope the plowman	5
finisht house belonges not	5
which by your goodnes	5
death doe this in	5
then to our patrones	5
the stately stag that	5
fluds of teares could	5
the effects of those	5
mee to publish for	5
worke of mine can	5
knight and my worthiest	5
in mirth and mourning	5
stag that seemes so	5
the science haue already	5
to his glorie and	5
whom hopes cannot delude	5
and organest of the	5
praise the lord al	5
we that labour in	5
ashamed to auerr it	5
patrone sir iohn scudamore	5
i plainely thinke neither	5
i will onely alledge	5
loue and honour to	5
cast from those boughes	5
where no good ware	5
bid adue to vaine	5
many excellent discourses of	5
yet her hart is	5
to proceed as i	5
drawne together these compositions	5
and now o now	5
is like to thee	5
as deadly serpents lurking	5
come seate your selues	5
sweetest musicke sound on	5
to vaine delights of	5
dare not cloris tutch	5
ample in commendation of	5
and ayde my soule	5
bring you where you	5
if fluds of teares	5
they all haue set	5
the queene of loue	5
labours howsoeuer into your	5
wile shal ease thy	5
and after death doe	5
part the musicke beares	5
respecter of all vertue	5
the worlds compared centure	5
hassard that we haue	5
beseeching him to blesse	5
of all good sciences	5
his soules thought was	5
earth his sober inne	5
for a common benefit	5
stealing through the trees	5
and most free respecter	5
me to attempt the	5
a king doth goe	5
a quiet and a	5
know a wile shal	5
beseech you receiue my	5
and my verie good	5
take mee to thee	5
and vse ten thousand	5
and is it night	5
their grace and bounty	5
sweet words friendly to	5
them so boldlie vnder	5
haue already so confirmed	5
ripe till cherie ripe	5
i feele is much	5
thou hast so fast	5
that labour in this	5
yet loue him selfe	5
the grace is chiefly	5
you that pine in	5
none haue power of	5
stagge that seemes so	5
man hath giuen it	5
and for his sake	5
groue here will shee	5
my selfe to some	5
my verie good friend	5
of my best loues	5
and firme faith belongeth	5
god and my lord	5
saith shee will bee	5
part of this new	5
by the weakenes of	5
and welcome in the	5
lillies was hir face	5
in a soft sweet	5
and so i wackt	5
xiii can i abide	5
as seeke to exclude	5
here will shee stay	5
doating loue are but	5
for all thy loue	5
come all you that	5
let sweetest musicke sound	5
xv ioy of my	5
approoue what i had	5
doe loue thee as	5
and an euenings frowne	5
recreation and priuate exercise	5
also with manie arguments	5
house belonges not so	5
who thought all sweet	5
seate your selues arow	5
am i ashamed to	5
is but a point	5
this holy man hath	5
of pleasure are like	5
may sit and sing	5
raise the professors thereof	5
spring is past and	5
that must euer owe	5
where roses and white	5
long life and prosperity	5
follies is the chiefe	5
vp your hands in	5
martin luther did write	5
but in the eie	5
theologie doth effect that	5
them not onely with	5
now if musicke merites	5
in such as seeke	5
yet that i feele	5
i breake it not	5
xi for lust is	5
of the cathedral church	5
though i shrinke still	5
i bee encouraged with	5
a poore mans bounty	5
pleasure are like streames	5
the god of ia	5
seeme as much arrogancie	5
then shall i bee	5
with heauenly musick ring	5
my loue by darke	5
hauing drawne together these	5
necessarie for such as	5
in all loue and	5
hast so fast in	5
happie blest mine eies	5
xiiii the sturdie rocke	5
sacred quire of angels	5
not onely with sweet	5
vnder your worships name	5
which i may forgoe	5
yet her hart still	5
now and euer a	5
to publish for a	5
as to one addicted	5
my lyfe is fayling	5
three voyces newly composed	5
studious and skilful in	5
bei ligustri e rose	5
as sure to weare	5
when i am nie	5
make loue a god	5
with all her traine	5
publish for a common	5
and the effects of	5
shades did hide her	5
argues malice or ignorance	5
progenie prince henrie and	5
no good ware is	5
man is but a	5
both to proceed as	5
where friendship firmly stands	5
or phantasticke spirites for	5
to the lord that	5
with their grace and	5
will onely assist you	5
aske for all thy	5
to weare the fruit	5
though my carriage be	5
point be so vaine	5
may still feele out	5
sweet as aprill showring	5
shall i striue with	5
in commendation of this	5
is now a withered	5
publishing them so boldlie	5
may quench the same	5
percing frowns to kil	5
and benificence to arts	4
is no time to	4
and wash them in	4
doth taste the bait	4
if any man be	4
sweete thy sugred gall	4
harms are hid thy	4
and yet i loue	4
i quench with flouds	4
the toong forst to	4
printed for william stansby	4
alasse neuer was any	4
my griefe doth waxe	4
eies can not indure	4
should make her liue	4
xxvii the last but	4
i will foot it	4
i care not which	4
the bait too late	4
xxiii not over long	4
a chance of a	4
false i care not	4
weepes out her de	4
doubt you mar his	4
life is almost done	4
kil kil kil kil	4
still i doated on	4
there is the toong	4
marchant sailes ful far	4
the love of vertue	4
for fates and friends	4
it will not bee	4
vii dally not with	4
foulds of endlesse woes	4
sire liues in her	4
increase of honour and	4
i will be mad	4
thus hope helps thousands	4
with the violl de	4
but kisse her and	4
with a hey down	4
protection of these my	4
a point of a	4
to gaine a kingdom	4
you that draw heauens	4
since natures pride is	4
the worst doth cha	4
that the roch doth	4
i must be gon	4
both to liue and	4
his shoppe in gracious	4
they daunce lightly on	4
to carrouse with the	4
then did i ioy	4
dead and yet the	4
pleasures of the night	4
if i sue and	4
is dead and yet	4
the strength of sorrow	4
weake fooles doe fall	4
and flowes now vp	4
loue by thy sweet	4
sweet month of may	4
whose harms are hid	4
be mercifull and iust	4
to kil kil kil	4
flora in her pride	4
sight which made me	4
loe here comes a	4
my minde then take	4
vouchsafe to read these	4
to warne the hungrie	4
that is lust where	4
soueraigne salue shall heale	4
that fate or fortune	4
gaue you light doth	4
shew my loue vnto	4
he cannot come euery	4
griefe of my best	4
vi vtre me fa	4
all to make thee	4
yet if you favourably	4
liues in her heart	4
did i loue and	4
xxv softly at last	4
on christ had set	4
wils me to be	4
why then let her	4
sue and liue forlorne	4
to the right honourable	4
that her hart were	4
strength of sorrow quite	4
to loue cannot compell	4
here endeth the songs	4
though wit reason doth	4
if groning cries might	4
and cries alowd for	4
death delights to range	4
vaine to wish women	4
doe i loue your	4
thee to loue one	4
loue like phebus brightest	4
at his shoppe in	4
on fire and daze	4
i sigh to looke	4
not indure so heauenly	4
with the continued bass	4
all can helpe thee	4
no all is abusing	4
shall i find beauty	4
i i as well	4
i know my dreame	4
this clime were blest	4
remember o thou man	4
that i may still	4
all in them selues	4
how blest were i	4
thou wilt needs be	4
love to our art	4
whiles my lute the	4
i persist to loue	4
the coole streames ranne	4
snatch with the tagge	4
and measure makes his	4
not a chance of	4
youth and age in	4
speake kindly to me	4
their children wit as	4
his wealth a well	4
constraine them to receiue	4
set to you to	4
his strength by raging	4
but how to leaue	4
trvely noble lover of	4
chery lips i kist	4
musicall inuentions of mine	4
on a time in	4
fruit is dead and	4
his loue doth erre	4
seeke for loue of	4
voted and enstiled you	4
for or voyces collected	4
is soone is soone	4
to her thou gaue	4
and since set for	4
of shewes where no	4
see where this nimph	4
me to gather it	4
poore tribute of my	4
then this is all	4
did help him out	4
and fortune proues my	4
to receiue that physicke	4
all other arts participate	4
or an howre crosse	4
droope hearbs and flowers	4
viii fancies of parts	4
to late for wit	4
that must end though	4
no more to change	4
i le doe the	4
rising a note every	4
liue and life forgo	4
catch by art the	4
be those bowers still	4
makes me sigh as	4
each one to daunce	4
them to cherish the	4
let vs set aside	4
fild with serpents hisses	4
the continued bass or	4
boughes which thy windes	4
ever humbly devoted loyally	4
of the god of	4
not her when i	4
i am but yong	4
the birds did sing	4
come come all you	4
lord that made both	4
songs of foure parts	4
both of time and	4
both in mirth and	4
set my hart on	4
and many pleasant sha	4
when they will not	4
a morne by breake	4
and i will foot	4
v follow me close	4
let pitty moue thee	4
hart were as her	4
thee till i die	4
doe my fathers spirit	4
dolefull plaints of mine	4
to cherish the arts	4
names have beene magnified	4
is pearst at length	4
not though they prie	4
her daies are lies	4
long desired to bee	4
turne to sweete thy	4
to thinke that you	4
ha ha this world	4
o come againe and	4
it is a wound	4
towers nor armor for	4
and with this answere	4
lookes are more safe	4
must kisse no men	4
but swell with proud	4
from the conspiracies of	4
her breast against her	4
they make no out	4
strength by raging seas	4
oft euen at their	4
shew mee some ground	4
and then i will	4
fates guide our states	4
a well spent age	4
kil to kil kil	4
can not a chance	4
flowres your odours breath	4
a sinners sighes be	4
as one that loues	4
and tunde to play	4
sweet lookes hath slaine	4
that i may euer	4
be performed to an	4
i had rather life	4
thy hap is hard	4
like fire supprest like	4
but checke a horse	4
protect it from the	4
wit reason doth men	4
and falleth at your	4
ayres or ballads first	4
and is he gone	4
an howre crosse thy	4
delights with a thou	4
loue and fortune proues	4
soon is soon deceiud	4
ayde my soule with	4
cloudie sweet as aprill	4
othred of life when	4
new charge i must	4
proues false i care	4
false pleasures which i	4
ioyne in equall simpa	4
man that built it	4
children wit as they	4
got her sight which	4
of the willow tree	4
if i seeke for	4
it was not so	4
betwixt a shadow and	4
cease my wandring eyes	4
for though this clime	4
you mar his pace	4
kil to kil to	4
grace me to gather	4
leaue their children wit	4
where wee may sit	4
a choice collection of	4
loue thee till i	4
may was in her	4
doated on her sight	4
and your obsequious followers	4
for countenance and benificence	4
which renders you truely	4
can helpe thee of	4
a soft sweet note	4
may prove more pleasing	4
a while thy fly	4
daunce lightly on the	4
why will you rise	4
as one that liues	4
yet who giueth all	4
vpon her bed with	4
him that list sooth	4
i sue and liue	4
in harmeles ioyes are	4
is all can helpe	4
ha this world doth	4
or tenor and bass	4
or voyces collected published	4
their names have beene	4
the life to com	4
read these lines my	4
and you know i	4
come againe and take	4
hid thy helpe is	4
tarry but one halfe	4
since my fortunes most	4
that but that but	4
point of a point	4
of iustice vnto antigonus	4
sie walks and plea	4