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... note To which fond love hath charmed me , Long , long to sing by rote , Fancying that that harmed me . Yet when this ... notes and words of pleasure ; In affection's equal measure Now my songs of sorrow hear , Since from thee my griefs ...
... note To which fond love hath charmed me , Long , long to sing by rote , Fancying that that harmed me . Yet when this ... notes and words of pleasure ; In affection's equal measure Now my songs of sorrow hear , Since from thee my griefs ...
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... notes higher , and therefore an inward part must needs well be- come them , such as may take up the whole distance of the diapason , and fill up the gaping between the two extreme parts ; whereby though they are not three parts in ...
... notes higher , and therefore an inward part must needs well be- come them , such as may take up the whole distance of the diapason , and fill up the gaping between the two extreme parts ; whereby though they are not three parts in ...
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... note and accent . CROSS REFERENCES : Poems , not in this section , which also appeared set to music in song - books or mss . ( see notes for exact references to settings ) : Henry VIII , all four poems ; Vaux , No pleasure without some ...
... note and accent . CROSS REFERENCES : Poems , not in this section , which also appeared set to music in song - books or mss . ( see notes for exact references to settings ) : Henry VIII , all four poems ; Vaux , No pleasure without some ...
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JOHN SKELTON | 3 |
HENRY HOWARD Earl of SURREY | 27 |
MINOR COURTLY MAKERS OF HENRY VIIIS REIGN | 41 |
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