Elizabethan love-songs - Keel, Frederick 1871-1954 (Boosey, 1913)
Enth.: A pretty, pretty ducke. If there be any one. I heard of late. What thing is love?. When from my love i Lookte. Whither runneth my Sweetheart. Who doth behold my Mistress' face / John Bartlet. Away with these self-loving lads. Come away. Farewell, unkind farewell. Now, O now, I needs must part. Shall I sue, shall I seek for grace. Sorrow, sorrow, stay. Stay, time, awhile thy flying. Weep you no more, sad fountaines. What if I never speede / John Dowland. Beauty is but a painted hell. Breake now, my heart, and die. Come, you pretty false-eyed wanton. Ev'ry dame affects good fame. Her rosie cheekes. O deare, that I with thee might live. Oft have I sighed for him. The peaceful westerne winde. Thrice tosse these oaken ashes in the air / Thomas Campion. Dowe-adowne / F. Pilkington. Flora, wilt tou torment me / Thomas Morley. Shall a smile or a guileful glance / William Corkine. Sweet was the song / Jozhn Attey. What if I speede / Robert Jones.
Enth. u.a.: Werke von John Bartlet, John Dowland, Thomas Campion, F. Pilkington, Thomas Morley, William Corkine