| Название |
Opus |
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| Ale and Tobacco |
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| And seest thou my Cow |
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| As I went by the way |
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| Banbury Ale (No. 58 from 'Pammelia') |
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| Behold now give heed |
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| A Belman's Song |
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| Brooms for old shoes |
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| Browning Madame |
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| By a bank |
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| Canst thou love |
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| Come drinke to me |
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| Come follow me |
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| The complaint of a sinner |
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| The Courtiers Courtship to his Mistris The Mistris to the Courtier |
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| The Courtiers good Morrow to his Mistris |
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| The Crowning of Belphebe |
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| The Cryer's Song of Cheape-Side |
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| Dery ding, dig, dasson |
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| Deuteromelia |
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| Exaudi Domine |
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| The Fayries Daunce |
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| Go no more to Brainford |
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| Go to Ioane Glouer |
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| Go to Joane Glover |
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| The great bells of Oesney |
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| A Hawkes-vp, for a Hunts-vp |
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| Hawking for the Partridge |
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| He that will an ale-house keepe |
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| Hey down a down/Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la |
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| Hey downe a downe |
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| Hey, ho, nobody at home |
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| Hey ho, to the greene wood |
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| Hodge Trillindle to his Zweet hart |
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| I am a-thirst |
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| I have a house and land in Kent |
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| I lay with an old man |
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| I pray good Mother |
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| Joan, come kiss me now |
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| Lady come downe |
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| Leaue of Hymen |
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| Malkinz anzwer to Hodge Trillindle |
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| The Marriage of the Frogge and the Mouse |
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| Maults come down |
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| Mercuries Song, the messengers of the Gods |
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| My Lord my God in all distresse |
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| My master is so wise |
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| My mistress will not be content |
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| New oysters new |
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| Nunc Dimittis (Song of Simeon) |
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| Of Ale |
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| Of all the birds that ever I see |
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| Of Beare |
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| Oh my love |
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| O Lord, how are my foes increased |
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| Pammelia; The three part canons |
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| Remember, O thou man |
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| A round of three country dances in one |
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| The Satyres Daunce |
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| Seruants out of Seruice |
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| Sing we now merrily |
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| A Song of Pages |
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| Their Goncluzion |
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| There were three ravens |
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| Three Blinde Mice |
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| The Three Ravens |
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| Tomorrow the fox will come to town |
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| Toss the pot |
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| The Urchins Daunce |
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| Ut Re Me |
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| Where are you faire Maides |
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| Why did the Gentiles tumults raise |
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| The Wind blows out of the west |
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