English Melodies From the 13th to the 18th Century One Hundred Songs
English Melodies From the 13th to the 18th Century One Hundred Songs
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97 I have waked the Winter's Nights.
Printed in 1634.
1. I have wak'd the win- ter's nights, Cheepldarkhourswith 2. Springshallwake the woods a - gain, Touch eachthroat, at - In moderate time. 8 ' J iU lhe P and quaff * |OM *' Here's to friendsthat PP* , J 1 I gffi i i m m gay de-lights, Danc'd and dal - lied at the feast, tuneeach strain, Quires of birds and youths so gay, timedoth boast; Fair be- fall them where they be, Wheiithe owl doth O'er the dew- y Ev - er - green to take her rest, Whil...e his' spell pale win - ter cast -eth; Ice and snow, brief meads shall stray, But their mirth can ne'er a - wak- en Last year's friends, by mem-o - ry, From their songs some strains we bor - row, Songs of joy and While whichlast - eth Melt be - fore Love'sfire w r hichwasteth. Time o'er-tak- en, Where they lie for- lorn, for-sak-en. Songs of sor - row; We shall join them on the morrow.
Dal 98 Thomas Carew. (1594-1639) He that loves a rosy cheek.
(Disdain returned) Henry Lawes. (1595-1662. ) SHE g^^ =-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
97 I have waked the Winter's Nights.
Printed in 1634.
1. I have wak'd the win- ter's nights, Cheepldarkhourswith 2. Springshallwake the woods a - gain, Touch eachthroat, at - In moderate time. 8 ' J iU lhe P and quaff * |OM *' Here's to friendsthat PP* , J 1 I gffi i i m m gay de-lights, Danc'd and dal - lied at the feast, tuneeach strain, Quires of birds and youths so gay, timedoth boast; Fair be- fall them where they be, Wheiithe owl doth O'er the dew- y Ev - er - green to take her rest, Whil...e his' spell pale win - ter cast -eth; Ice and snow, brief meads shall stray, But their mirth can ne'er a - wak- en Last year's friends, by mem-o - ry, From their songs some strains we bor - row, Songs of joy and While whichlast - eth Melt be - fore Love'sfire w r hichwasteth. Time o'er-tak- en, Where they lie for- lorn, for-sak-en. Songs of sor - row; We shall join them on the morrow.
Dal 98 Thomas Carew. (1594-1639) He that loves a rosy cheek.
(Disdain returned) Henry Lawes. (1595-1662. ) SHE g^^ =-.
What to read after English Melodies From the 13th to the 18th Century One Hundred Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vincent Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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