Deuteromelia: or the seconde part of Musicks melodie, or melodius musicke Of pleasant roundelaies; K.H. mirth, or freemens songs. And such delightful catches.

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TREBLE.

The singing part.

〈♫〉〈♫〉 TO morrow the Fox will come to towne, keep, keep, keep, keep, keepe: To morrow the fox vvill come to towne, O keep you all wel there. I must desire you neighbors all, to hallow the fox out of the hall, and cry as loud as you can call, hoope, &c. and cry as loud as you can cal, O keepe you all well there.

2

Hee'l steale the Cock out from his flock, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe: Hee'l steale the Cock euen from his flock, O keepe you all well there. I must desire you, &c.

3

Hee'l steale the Hen out of the pen, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe. Hee'l steale the Hen out of the pen, O keepe you all well there. I must desire, &c.

4

Hee'l steal the Duck out of the brook keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe: Hee'l steale the Duck our of the brook, O keepe we all well there. I must, &c.

5

Hee'l steal the lamb euen from his dam, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe. Hee'l steal the Lamb euen from his dam, O keepe we all well there. I must, &c.

MEDIVS.

〈♫〉〈♫〉 TO morrow: keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, O keep you all well there,

whoop, whoop, {repeat} O keep we all well there.

TENOR.

〈♫〉〈♫〉 TO morrow: keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, O keep we all well there, whoop, &c. O keepe you all well there.

BASSVS.

〈♫〉〈♫〉 TO morrow: keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, keepe, O keepe we all vvell there, whoop vvhoop, vvhoop, vvhoop, vvhoop, O keepe you all vvell there.