Index:John Dowland - First Book of Airs.djvu

Title	First Book of Airs, Part I & II
Author	John Dowland
Editor	Edmund Horace Fellowes
Year	1920
Publisher	Stainer & Bell, Ltd.
Location	London
Source	djvu
Progress	To be proofread
Transclusion	Index not transcluded or unreviewed

Pages (key to Page Status)

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Volume I:

i ii iii iv v vi vii viii 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 —

Volume II:

i ii iii 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 —

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FIRST BOOK OF AIRS.

Part I.

CONTENTS.

PAGES

I.

Unquiet Thoughts ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

2 & 4

II.

Who ever thinks or hopes of love for love ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

6 & 8

III.

My thoughts are winged with hopes ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

10 & 12

IV.

If my complaints could passions move ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

14 & 16

V.

Can she excuse my wrongs with virtue's cloak? ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

18 & 20

VI.

Now, O now I needs must part ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

22 & 24

VII.

Dear, if you change I'll never choose again ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

26 & 28

VIII.

Burst forth, my tears ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

30 & 32

IX.

Go, crystal tears ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

34 & 36

X.

Think'st thou then by thy feigning? ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

38 & 40

FIRST BOOK OF AIRS.

Part II.

CONTENTS.

PAGES

XI.

Come away, come, sweet love! ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

42 & 44

XII.

Rest awhile, you cruel cares ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

46 & 48

XIII.

Sleep, wayward thoughts ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

50 & 52

XIV.

All ye, whom Love or Fortune ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

54 & 56

XV.

Wilt thou, unkind, thus reave me? ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

58 & 60

XVI.

Would my conceit ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

62 & 64

XVII.

Come again! Sweet love doth now invite ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

66 & 68

XVIII.

His golden locks ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

70 & 72

XIX.

Awake, sweet love, thou art returned ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

74 & 76

XX.

Come, heavy sleep ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

78 & 80

XXI.

Away with these self-loving lads ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....         ....

82 & 84