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Love and jealousie: or, A song in the Duke of Guies

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ESTC R215633 ; Anonymous. By John Dryden ; A song - "Tell me Thirsis, tell your anguish, why you sigh, and why you languish when" ; This song is also printed in a different format and with music for both treble and bass clefs at the end of the first edition of Dryden's "The Duke of Guise" (Wing D2264) on [M]1-[M]2
Type
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Date
1683
Call number
180171
Creator
Dryden, John (1631-1700)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions
(1/2 sheet)
Associated organization
Huth Library,
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