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My2,0 Oil Chlosis's IJiLkiiixirLefs.$et by-JVEc."\ r iivrcE3Ti.FrW£B=rr=;-At dead of Tii2,ht> TSight> T?ight>1whenw Care gives elves Place In o ther-Bi-€^9- 5feN--#H^gâfoft Breafts to Bepofe> Hepofe, •My throb. -bine g Heart feels no He- Be.^r^^Hhlri giggly ctt^SLJH^4^cefs., Since Love, and Chlo--ris are my FoesrttififTtgifiHTpgiÂt .Morn, when Phaebus from the Baft,Bepels the gloomy Shades of TSight.,The Grief that racks my tortur'd Breaft,Bedoubles at th'Approach of Light.At INoon, when moft intenfe he fhinesjMy Sorrows more intenfe are grown*At Ev'ningj when the Sun declines*They fet not with the Setting' Sun.To my Belief than haften, DeathsAnd eafe me of my reftlefs Woes:With Joy I will refign my BreathSince Love, and Chloris are my Foes.
W—^21Th£ Doubtful Shepherd. Set byMc. JSL. C . Jesting.;N6t too fait.Fears; I would approach, but dare not move. Tell me, tell me, mvm I a =—I—£— t— m = 1— m r-»mm Heart if this be Love, " Tell me, tell me, my Heart, if this be Love.61Pifpppipgiiiiiii'55"When e'er fhe fpeaks.- my ravifh'd Ear,Uo other Voice, but hers- can bear;No other wit, but hers approve.Tell me, my Heart, if this be Love.3If fhe fome other Swain commend;Tho' I was once his fondeft Friend,That Inftant, Enemy I prove,Tell me, my Heart, if thisbe Love.When fhe is abfent, I no moreDelight in all that pleas'd before;The, cleareft Spring, or fhady Grove;Tell me, my Heart, if this be Love.s"When arm'd with Infolent difdain,She feem'd to triumph o'er my pain,I ftrove to hate, but vainly ftrove.Tell me, my Heart, if this be Love.
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71My bony Maggies Love can turn^Me
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\ 83As a Tyrant., when degraded.Is
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A Pastoral by î r . Cabiy •87^gg
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—.Tj5—A PaSTOBAR bv a.n Eminent
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i*.!A-SOUS Sungjby Mifs Ra?TOBmin t
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Blute.SSkiii iift>.ia i;vfiiii"iri
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.GMs>a&LOil a"WATCH hanging at a B
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1?'OU J i]rW J '^^Tiie X, o£ij Beg
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Happy only is the Lover,Whom his Mi
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• AndThe Unwiliing Departure •1
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.My• Willm-me you al- ways was î
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'1HappyM i^'iVl'"Myrtiilo •'iVl1'
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mOne s Lot To low •—•-I e-H-1
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A Two Part SoNG by M r • MORGAN*J
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y hHcfriit'Trrr'i' iDamon and Cloe.
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Charming MyrA-.±21£et hj Mr.LEVER
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Let nothing/ nothing move her.To fa
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The ILacfcys CoirmlairLt for the De
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Cuftode rerum Georgiojnon furorCivi
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,6.4-3.A. $ o:ktg in. the jiew Trag
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J3J-Tweed's Murmers fhould lull her
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The Despaibiug Lover •iol*. Unis
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,OhyVery flowAdvice To Youth • 13
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•ClaRINBA . Set bj M r . W m . Fl
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•»El3A Hunting Song by jyLc. Cas
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•-"-?.-••A TABLE of the SOlsT
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—I/et's be nierrj — .TABLE of t
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Generous Ijove.• rr im ^feIjove's
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& fHr» a iflin*f \ $n*Bowl, great
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Thillis, tlue ToaTt. A ôisr&.-v be
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IA$cnsrG-. Ihje "Words and ttn&dk.
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..A Song TJie "Words bylftr Paeratt
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Jl5 juJf^î ,ican you findj In look
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1W\> MM iLove and Philosophiest[II^
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.The. While_____-L9On my poor Breaf
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lM Hopeless Love . set by . Gouge .
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All in the felf-fame fhady Grpve^Yo
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LOVE and Pku DEUCE • The Words by
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To the Rocks all alone.When I make
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'Like#Advice to Clabjuda. The words
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_A1Song in the Opeba of Amelia by j
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The CLlIEEN of MaY»To the Tune of
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Thanks to the Parsoh. 77^nû.îîi^
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. Peace7S>~P^r\ Jitfrcfi;rir^t&tôf
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!.~Th.e Fair EmeliaA fcJouG by Cap8
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A Favourite JYIinuet by JYIr. Gtehv
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"wmm * "u.-ji.jfign or Chance, no m
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'mp^Â Favourite Aire121by 3Ir. Han
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This Force of Friendship.* jalet by
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'?2HCastalio's Complaint. Set by Mr
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-Ch-e Expeciatioi127 \How much feir
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'Charming ITejera72fc$et by JYEr. H
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.The Female Phaeton.Set by Mr. Dieu
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