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Francis Pilkington "First Book of Songs or Airs"
Date: 1605
Pilkington1605 has 22 entries

1
Now peep, boe peep, thrise happie blest mine eies
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / b1v
2
My choise is made, and I desire no change
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / b2v
3
Can shee disdaine, can I persist to Loue
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / c1v
4
Alas faire face, why doth that smoothed brow
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / c2v
5
Whether so fast, see how the kindly flowers perfumes the Aire
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / d1v
6
Rest sweet Nimphs; let gouden sleepe charme your Star brighter eies
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / d2v
7
Aye mee, shee frownes, my mistresse is offended
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / e1v
8
Now let her change and spare not, since she proues false I care not
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / e2v
9
Underneath a Cypris shade, the Queene of Loue sate mourning
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / f1v
10
Sound wofull plaints in hills and woods
 (OT)    –   Pilkington1605 / f2v
For his unfortunate friend William Harwood

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