. Apollo's cabinet: or the muses delight an accurate collection of English and Italian songs, cantatas and duetts, set to music for the harpsichord, violin, German-flute, &c. m ss -X- ^5 lliil fof—ten my Ce—lias dif dain,To foften my Ceiias dif— daitli ^^B^^FE^^p^j^j^-jj 2. Fair Flora attends the foft tale, The bofom of Flora in May, And fweetens the borders along : The bofom, &c- Oft times in yon flow ry vale,. And fweetens-, &c> Stillfiowning, pronounces my dooaaj I breathe-my clomplaints in a But Celia, whofe bi-eath might per- Regardlefs of all I can fay. fongj fiiuia Regaralefs, &
. Apollo's cabinet: or the muses delight an accurate collection of English and Italian songs, cantatas and duetts, set to music for the harpsichord, violin, German-flute, &c. m ss -X- ^5 lliil fof—ten my Ce—lias dif dain,To foften my Ceiias dif— daitli ^^B^^FE^^p^j^j^-jj 2. Fair Flora attends the foft tale, The bofom of Flora in May, And fweetens the borders along : The bofom, &c- Oft times in yon flow ry vale,. And fweetens-, &c> Stillfiowning, pronounces my dooaaj I breathe-my clomplaints in a But Celia, whofe bi-eath might per- Regardlefs of all I can fay. fongj fiiuia Regaralefs, &c» Sweet; £4 The <S0\tU8 Delight. Sweet Nan of the Vale. Sung at the New Spring Gardens, i^^^lp^ig^^^ In a fmall pleafant village, by nature compleat, Of a few honeft fliepherds the 3±F ^^-^Ff^—T— 1- EbE c\ m^ i a quiet retreat, There livd a young lafs of fo love—ly a mein, as feldom at balls or at p^m :fo=»=—EH: courts can be feen The fweetdamask-rof< 5£e The fweetdamask-rofe was full blown on her fe^^EaTOaafeJEg^^^i cheek, The lil—ly difplayd all its white on her neck ; The lads of the village all ftrove to af- US g^igp^ ae =£. /\ /^\ BSB ^e^g^ fail, And calld her in raptures fweet Nan of the vale. Q5g p^^^=^^=^M^ti Firfl young Hodge fpoke his paffion till quite out oi breath,Crying wounds J he coud hug her & kifs her to death ;And Dick with her beauty was Co much polfcfsdjThat he loathed his food and aban- dond his re 11:Siit file coud find nothing in theai m> en J ear, So fent them away with a flea in their ear,And faid no fuch boobies coud tell a love tale,Or bring to compliance fweet Nan *»£ the vale. 5 Till young Roger the fmartcft of all the gay green,Who lately to London en » frolick had been, Came home much improvd in his air and addrefs,And boldly attackd her, not feas- ing fuccefs ;He faid Heavn formd fueh ripe li ps to be kifsd,And piefsd her fo clofely ihe coud not refift,And Ihewd the dull clowns the right way to aflail,And broug
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