- Primer Libro
- Unquiet thoughts your civil slaughter stint
- Whoever thinks or hopes of love for love
- My thoughts are winged with hopes
- If my complaints
- Can she excuse my wrongs
- Now, o now, 1 needs must part
- Deare, if you change
- Burst forth my tears
- Go, crystall teares
- Thinkst thou then by thy fayning
- Come away, come sweet love
- Rest a while, you crueli cares
- Sleep, waiward thoughts
- Ah ye, whom love or fortune hath betraid
- Wilt thou unkind thus reave me of my heart
- Would my conceit, that first enforst my woe
- Come again: sweet love doth now invite
- His golden locks time hath to silver turnd.
- Awake, sweet love, thou art returnd
- Come heavy sleep, the image of true death
- Away with these selfe loving lads
- IV Lachrimae
- 1. Lachrimae Antiqu L-6
2. Lachrime Antiqu Nowe L-12
3. Lachrime Gementes L-18
4. Lachrime Tristes L-24
5. Lachrime Coactae L-30
10. M. John Langtons Payan. L-36
12. The Earle of Essex Galiard. L-42
13. Sir John Souch His Galiard L-46
18. Captaine Digorie Piper his Galiard. L-50
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- Segundo Libro
- 1 saw my Lady weepe
- Flow my teares
- Sorrow, sorrow stay
- Dye not before thy day
- Mourne, mourne
- Tymes eldest sonne, oid age the heire of ease (parte 1ª)
- Then sit thee downe, & say thy Nune Demittis: (parte 2ª)
- When others sings Venite exuitemus: Third part.
- Praise bhindness eies
- O sweet woods the deiight of solitarinesse
- If floods of teares could cleanse my follies past
- Fine knacks for Ladies
- A shepheard in a shade
- Tercer Libro
- Farewell too faire
- Time stands still with gazing on her face
- Behoid a wonder here
- Daphne was not so chaste
- What if 1 never speede
- It was a time when silly Bees could speake
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