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FINIS.

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Book"J

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The Introduction to the Skill of Mufick, both Vocal and Inftrumental, by J. Playford; the

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;

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A Table ofthe SONGS contain'd in this Book.

As Phoebus with heat purfue,

BBeauty the painfull Mothers Pray'r,

cChios found Amyntas lying,

FFoolijh Love be gone,

Page.

7

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If Mujick be the Food of Love,

TThe Cares, the Cares of Lovers,

To Arms, to Arms Heroick Prince,

Page:

1

6

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WWhtn Myra Sings, we feek the 12

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CAntica Sacra, the firft Set in Latin, the fecond Set in Englifh and Latin, containing Hymnsfor i and \ VHces to the Organ Price of each ; s.

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A Song ( in Timon of Athens ) Sung by the BoyAnd Sec by Mr. Henry Furcell

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, [ I ] IThe three following Songs, in the Play call'd Oroonoko.

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