Tudor And Stuart Love Songs
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THOU PRETTY BIRD.
Thou pretty bird, how do I see Thy silly state and mine agree! For thou a prisoner art; So is my heart. Thou sing'st to her, and so do I address My music to her ear that's merciless; But herein doth the difference lie, -- That thou art graced; so am not I; Thou singing livest, and I must singing die.
John Danyel.
ONCE I LOV'D A MAIDEN FAIR.
Once I lov'd a maiden fair, But she did deceive me; She with Venus might compare, In my mind, believe me: She was young, and among... All our maids the sweetest. Now I say, ah! well-a-day! Brightest hopes are fleetest.
I the wedding ring had got, Wedding clothes provided, Sure the church would bind a knot Ne'er to be divided: Married we straight must be, She her vows had plighted; Vows, alas! as frail as glass: All my hopes are blighted.
Maidens wav'ring and untrue, Many a heart have broken; Sweetest lips the world e'er knew, Falsest words have spoken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THOU PRETTY BIRD.
Thou pretty bird, how do I see Thy silly state and mine agree! For thou a prisoner art; So is my heart. Thou sing'st to her, and so do I address My music to her ear that's merciless; But herein doth the difference lie, -- That thou art graced; so am not I; Thou singing livest, and I must singing die.
John Danyel.
ONCE I LOV'D A MAIDEN FAIR.
Once I lov'd a maiden fair, But she did deceive me; She with Venus might compare, In my mind, believe me: She was young, and among... All our maids the sweetest. Now I say, ah! well-a-day! Brightest hopes are fleetest.
I the wedding ring had got, Wedding clothes provided, Sure the church would bind a knot Ne'er to be divided: Married we straight must be, She her vows had plighted; Vows, alas! as frail as glass: All my hopes are blighted.
Maidens wav'ring and untrue, Many a heart have broken; Sweetest lips the world e'er knew, Falsest words have spoken.
What to read after Tudor And Stuart Love Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Briscoe John Potter to read onlineMoreLess
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