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A TABLE OF ALL THE SONGS contayned in these BOOKES.
In the first Booke.
Songs of 4. Parts.
- AVthor of light.
- I
- The man of life vpright.
- II
- Where are all thy beauties now?
- III
- Out of my soules depth.
- IIII
- View me Lord a worke of thine.
- V
- Brauely deckt come forth bright day.
- VI
- To Musicke bent is my retyred minde.
- VII
- Tune thy Musicke to thy hart.
- VIII
- Most sweet and pleasing.
- IX
- Wise men patience neuer want.
- X
- Neuer weather-beaten saile.
- XI
- Lift vp to heauen sad wretch.
- XII
- Loe, when backe mine eye.
- XIII
- As by the streames of Babilon.
- XIIII
- Sing a Song of ioy,
- XV
- Awake thou heauy spright.
- XVI
Songs of 3. Parts.
- COme chearfull day.
- XVII
- Seeke the Lord.
- XVIII
- Lighten heauy heart thy spright.
- XIX
- Iacke and Ione they thinke no ill.
- XX
Of 2. Parts.
- All lookes be pale.
- XXI
In the second Booke.
Songs of 3. Parts.
- VAine men whose follies.
- I
- How eas'ly wert thou chained?
- II
- Harden now thy tyred hart.
- III
- O what vnhopt for sweet supply,
- IIII
- Where she her sacred bowre adornes.
- V
- Faine would I my loue disclose.
- VI
- Giue beauty all her right.
- VII
- O deare that I with thee.
- VIII
- Good men shew if you can tell.
- IX
- What haruest halfe so sweet is?
- X
- Sweet exclude me not.
- XI
- The peacefull Westerne winde.
- XII
- There is none, ô none but you.
- XIII
- Pin'd I am and like to dye.
- XIIII
- So many loues haue I neglected.
- XV
- Though your strangenesse.
- XVI
- Come away, arm'd with loues.
- XVII
- Come you pretty false-ey'd.
- XVIII
- A secret loue or two.
- XIX
- Her rosie cheekes.
- XX
Of 2. Parts.
- Where shall I refuge seeke?
- XXI