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XII. Thirsis
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X:2 T:XII. Thirsis O: Canzonets, or Little Short songs to three voyces, H: transcribed from the Performers' Facsimiles print of the London, 1593 edition C: Thomas Morley %%MIDI nobarlines N: original clef: C on first line M:C K:A min T: Altus L:1/4 %1 A4 ^G4 z c c c B > c A > B G c B e\ w:Thir- sis, let, let, let pit- tie, pit- tie, let some some pit- %2 d c2 B c G c > B A A B > A ^G A2 ^G\ w:tie move _ thee, let pit- tie Thir- sis, pit- tie move _ _ %3 "A"A A c B/ A/ ^G A B ^G A2 G A B A A ^G A A\ w:thee, thou knowest o a- las thy Clo- ris too too _ well doth love _ thee, to %4 G c B c A2 "B"^G2 z B c B/ A/ G c B3 G A/ B/ c2 B\ w:well, to well doth love thee, thou knowest, o a- las to well doth love _ _ _ %5 "C"c G c > B A A B > A ^G A A ^G A2 c c > c B c A\ w:thee, yet thou un- kind, yet thou un- kind dost flye _ mee, I faint a- las, see I %6 ^G A2 ^G A B c A ^G2 A2 c c > c B c A ^G A2 ^G\ w: faint, o I faint, heere must I lye mee, I faint a- las o I faint, O I %7 A B c A ^G2 "D"A c > B A G F E A > G F E D\ w:faint, heere must I lye mee, Cry a- las then for griefe, cry a- las now for %8 ^C F E2 D > E ^F ^G A d > c B A G2 ^F G2 E\ w:griefe, since hee is bee - reft thee, up hil and downe dale thou seest, deere, %1r e > d c B A d c B2 "E"^c2 c2 B > B A/ G/ A/ B/ c/ G/ c2 B\ w:up hill and downe I have not left thee, Ah can these trick _ _ _ _ ling teares of %2r c A2 ^G A > B c c B c2 B c G c > c B B > A \ w:myne, teares of myne, of myne not pro- cure _ love? ah can these trick- ling _ %3r A2 ^G A A G c B G A c2 B/ A/ "F"^G G c > c\ w:teares of myne, of myne, of myne, not pro- cure _ _ love? what Shep- herd %4r B3/2 A// G// A B c A3/2 ^G// ^F// ^G A > B c c B > c A > B\ w:e - _ _ ver yet killed _ _ a Nimphe what shep- herd e- ver kild a %5r ^G A A ^G "G"A A c > c B B > A A2 ^G A E2 E2 D\ w:Nimphe for pure _ love? See cru- ell, see cru- ell see these beasts, ah see the %6r E B, C D E C B,2 A, A G F E3 ^F ^G A2 ^G HA4 |]\ w:beasts their teares they doe re- ward mee, but thou dost not re - gard _ mee.
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