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London .  //////<>//,  v  1 . \\ aJ sli  m  C<sa4<//y//< 

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Juft  PubWh'd. 


Handel's    |6o  *»   ngs   Selected  from   hi*-  Oratorios 

for  the  Harpiicord  and  Voice,    i  Vol* 
Anif'i  Songs/ Sung  at  Vairx-Hall  and  Marybon, 
lody,    '-  f. 
•ian's  Songs.  Sung  at  Yaux-Hall,    call'H  rhi 
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D!  (  -  Songs,    Cantatas^  and  Catches 

Ho«  u2s  and  Cantatas. 

Hm'jiK's  Sonfis  ;iu<\  Cantatas* 

I      nU    v   Son2s    and  <   int 

One  Hundred  French  Song»« 

Hi       (      /  mi  t  .,,  or  Duet » . 

V  'ad«.,    *  Hooks. 

Handel's  Oratorios  in  Scor*,   n  Vnlumts. 


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C^XL,  OHO t<     the  Second,    by  the  Grace,  of  God,    King  of  Great  Britain,   France 
and  Ireland,    Defender  of  the  Faith,  kc.      To  all  to  whom   thefe  Prefents  fhall  com*    Crtet- 
in2:     Wh<reas  William  BoY(E,  one  of  the  Compolers  of  Our  Chapels  Royal,  hath  humbly 
represented  onto  Us,    that  he  hath  with  great  Study,    Labour  and  Expence,    compofed  fe- 
veral  Works,    confifting   of  Vocal   and  Inftrumental  Mufick,    in  order   to  be   printed    and 
publifhed,     and  hath  therefore   humbly  befought  Us,  to  grant  him   Our  Royal    Privilege 
and  Licence  for  the  fole  Printing   and  Publishing   thereof,    for  the  Term  of  Fourteen  Years: 
We  being  willing    to  give  all  due  Encouragement    to  Works   of   this  Nature,  are  gracioufh 
pleafe.d  to  condefcend  to  his  Requeft_;     and  We  do  therefore  by  thefe  Prefents,    fo  far    as 
may  be  agreeable  to  the  Statute  in  that  Beha'tf  made  and  provided,     grant    unto  the  faid 
Wni.iAM  Boyce,     his  F.xecutors,    Adminiltrators   and  AfTigns,     Our  Licence   for  the  f ole 
Printing   and  Publifhing   the   faid  Works,    for  the  Term   of   Fourteen  Years,    to  be  compu- 
ted from  the  Date   hereof^     ftrictly  forbidding   all  Our  Subjects  within  Our    Kingdoms 
and  Dominions,    to  reprint    or  abridge  the  fame,    either  in  the  like  or  any  other  Volume 
or  Volumes   whatfoever;     or  to  import,    buy,    vend,    utter,  or  dif tribute  any  Copies  thereof 
reprinted   beyond  the  Seas,   during  the"  aforefaid  Term  of  Fourteen  Years,     without    the 
Content  or  Approbation  of  the  faid  William  Boyce,    his  Heirs,    Executors    and    Affigns, 
as  the)-  will  anfwer  the  contrary  at  their  Pprils,     whereof  the  CommMf ioners,     and    other 
Officers  of  Our  Cuftoms,     the  Mafter,     Wardens,    and  Compaiiy  of  Stationers     are  to  take 
"Notice,    that  due  Obedience  may  be  rendered  to  Our  Pleafure    herein   declared.     Given  at 

Our  Court    at  St.  James's    the  Tenth  Day    of  April     1745.     in  the  Eighteenth  Year  of  Our 
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Ye  fpotlefs  Virgins  of  the  Plain, 

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And  Clad  of  the    Ahfence   of  Morn* 

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But  Tweeter's    the  Language   of  Love* 

Breath' d  forth  by  the  Light  of  the  Moon. 


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Unwilling   to   grant   me  my   Boon: 

Away,     envious   Sun-fhine,    away* 

Give  phce   to  the  Light   of    the  Moon. 

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The  Lafs    whom  you   ccnquer'd  too   Coon. 

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Ere    I  prove   fo  fickle   a  Loon; 
Believe  me,    I'll  banilh  thy  Fears, 
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I  doubt  jrou're  a  Rover;  if  fo.  a  you ne  Maid- 
May  fear  to  be  withyou.  within  this  thir.k  Shade; 

Colin. 
Such  Beauties  asjrours  need  be  never  afraid; 
Tfpcak  the  plain  Truth,  my  good  Ladjr* 


Daphne. 
Suppofe  ajroung  Shepherdtfs,juft  of  my  Size. 
An  Air  too  like  mine,  and  a  pair  of  fin.h  Ey< .  s, 
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Speak  boldly  theTruth.my  good  Shepherd. 


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And  therefore  permit  me  to  own  en  I  go, 
SuchaMiftrefs  asjrou,  is  at  beft.bnt  fo  fo. 
I  fpeak  the  plain  Truth,  my  good  Lady. 


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The  Spoufe  that  I  pitchd  on  was  comely  andyoung, 
And  fweet  as  theFlow'rs  of  the  Plain! 

She  was  wife,as  they  tell  me;  perhaps  it  might  he; 
But  T  11  never  he  marry d  again  . 


Ifaw  the  poor  Creature  laid  deep  in  the  Grave; 

Mv  Tears  thev  came  pouring  like  Rain: 
But  as  Sun-fhine,you  know,  will  foul  Weather  fucceed. 

I  quickly  recover'd  again. 


Like  theCaOles  of  Fairies,  it  feems  to  the  Sight; 

And  Fancy  indulges  the  Rein: 
But  alas]  wh^n  vou  try  it.  'tis  all  a  mere  Cheat, 

And  the  fame  dull  Tale  o  rer  again-. 


Daphne. 


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So  much  I  delight  in  thee,  my  Dear/ 
So  much  I  delight  in  thee; 
Thou  mayft  figh.pine,  and  moan, 
Or  mayft  let  it  alone; 
'Tis  all  the  fame  to  me.  my  Dear; 
'Tis  "all  the  fame  to  me. 

Colin 
I  fhould  not  he  much  difmayd,  my  Dear; 
"  I  fhould  not  be  much  difmay'd*. 
Ifyou  think  that  I  lye, 
You  had  better  go  try, 
I  am  not  much  afraid,  my  Dear; 
I  am  not  much  afraid.  -^ 


Daphne 
Buf  fay,  fhould  Z  break  my  Heart,  mv Love? 
Ru*  fay,  fhould  I  break  my  Heart? 
Would  jou  not  be  difmay'd 
To  have  murder  d  a  Maid 
With  Cupid's  kceneft  Dart, my  Love? 
"V%'i th  Cupid's  keeneft  Dart. 


Ceafe  all  ^your Jars,  while  we ,  my  gentle  Maid,      Purfue  true  Pie  a  fur  e  in  the      rofy   Shade:  But  haften, 


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