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A Dialogue in Tyrannick Love, or the Royal Adartjr,

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FINIS.
Vocal and Inftrumental Mufick lately Printed, and Reprinted with large
Additions, for Henry Playford at bis Shop near the Temple-Church.
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Sung at Court and at the Publick Theatres, molt
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A Table of the SONGS contain'd in this Book.

Page. I Page:
As Phoebus with heat purfue, 7 be the Food of Love,
If Mujick 1
B
Beauty the painfull Mothers Pray'r, 9
T
c . The Cares, the Cares of Lovers, i
Chios found Amyntas lying,
To Arms, to Arms Heroick Prince, »9
F W
Foolijh Love be gone, 3 Whtn Myra Sings, we feek the 12

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:

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A Song ( in Timon of Athens ) Sung by the Boy

And Sec by Mr. Henry Furcell ___

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BELICIif: MUSICS.
BEINC, A
Collection of the neweft and beft SONGS
Sung at Court and at the Publick Theatres, moft
ofthern within the Compals of the FLU TE.
WITH
A Thorow-Bafs, for the theorbo- Lute
Bafs-Viol, Harpjicbord, or Organ.
Compofed by fever al of the Beft Mafters.

THE THIRD BOOK.

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Printed by J. Heptinftall, for Henry Playford, and Sold by him at his
Houfe over-againft the Bkw-Ball in Arundel-ftreet ; where the Firft and Second
Books may be had. The Fourth Book will be PubluVd riext Terra, which will
make the Firft Volume Compleat. MDCXCVI.
— Price One Mulli ng
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That you'l give me Trinkets, cry'd fhe, I believe,
But ah what in return muft your poor Jenny give,
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When my Maiden Treafure's gone, 1 muft gang to London-Town,

And Roar and Rant, and Patch and Paint, and Kifs for half a Crown
Each Drunken Bully oblige for pay,
And earn an hated Living in an odious fulfom way,
No, no, no it ne'er fhall doe, for a Wife Tie be to you,
Or I cannot, cannot, &c.

A Song in the Mock-Mariage, Sung by Mis Crofs.

Set by Mr. Henry Purcell.

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A New Song Sung by Mis Oofs to her Lover, who is

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 A Song in the Rival-Sifters, &t by Mr. Henry
Purcell Sung by Young Bwen.

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A Song in the Rival-Sifters, Set by Mr. Henry Puree//.

- Sung by Mr. Leaverige.

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m Ake not a

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Womans

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but let this

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Then who'd be Damn'd,to Swear untrue,
And Sigh and Weep, and Whine and Woe,
As all our fimple Coxcombs doe
AllWomen love it, and tho' this,
Does fullenly forbid the blifs,
Try but the next you cannot mft.
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A Song in the Rival-Sifters, Set by Mr- Henry PurcelL
Sung by Mifs Crofs.

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She's a Fool then that feeling the fear,
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FINIS.
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The three following Songs, in the Play call'd Oroonoko.

A Song Sung by the Boy, and Sett by Mr. Courtevill.

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A Song Sett by Mr- ^ CourteYill.

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A Dialogue Sung in Oroonbko, by the Boy and Girl.
Sett* by Mr. Henry (purcell.

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 The Conjurers Song, Sung Third A& of the Indian Qued.
in the
Sett by Mr. Henry Purcell.

IliiiiSiSgiiiiliia whom, to whom we Sacrifice; Ye

"V^" OU twice ten hundicd De-i-ties, to dai-ly

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below, and fee what Men are doom'd todoe^where

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Sung by Mrs. ^aceghdle in Cyrus the Great. _Sctt by Mi:J. S*H

gent— ly, gent-ly frotii thePile, and

h' oh' take him gent-ly,

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