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John Dowland: Pilgrimes Solace
Date: 1612
Dowland-Pilgrims has 22 entries

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I. Disdaine me still that I may euer loue (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / B1v
2
II. Sweet stay awhile, why will you rise? (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / B2v
3
III. To aske for all thy lone, and thy whole eart t'were madnesse (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / C1v
4
IIII. Loue those beames that breede (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / C2v
5
V. Shall I striue with wordes to moue (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / D1v
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VI. Were euery thought an eye, and all those eyes could see (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / D2v
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VII. Stay time a while thy flying (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / E1v
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VIII. Tell me true Loue where shall I seeke thy being (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / E2v
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IX. Goe nightly cares (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / F1v
10
X. From silent night, true register of moanes (John Dowland)
 (OT)    –   Dowland-Pilgrims / F2v

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