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Passetyme with gude companye,Pastime with good company, |
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I love, and shall until I dye.I love, and shall until I die. |
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Gruch who wyll, but none deny,Grudge who will, but none deny, |
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So God be pleeyd, thus lyfe wyll I.So God be pleased, thus live will I. |
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For my pastaunce:For my pastance: |
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Hunt, syng, and daunce,Hunt, sing, and dance, |
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My hert ys sett!My heart is set! |
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All gudely sport,All goodly sport, |
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Fore my comfort,For my comfort, |
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Who shall me lett?Who shall me let? |
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Youth wyll have nedes dalyaunce,Youth must have some dalliance, |
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Of gude or yll some pastaunce,Of good or ill some pastance. |
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Companye me thynketh them best,Company me thinks them best, |
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All thouts and fansyes to dygest.All thoughts and fancies to digest. |
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For ydleness,For idleness, |
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Ys chef mastresIs chief mistress |
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Of vyces all:Of vices all: |
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Than who can say,Then who can say, |
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But myrth and playBut mirth and play, |
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Ys best of all?Is best of all? |
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Companye with honeste,Company with honesty, |
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Ys vertu, vyce to flee.Is virtue, vice to flee. |
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Companye ys gude or yll,Company is good and ill, |
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But ev'ry man hath hys frewylle.But every man has his free will. |
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The best ensyue,The best ensue, |
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The worst eschew,The worst eschew, |
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My mynd shall be:My mind shall be: |
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Vertue to use,Virtue to use, |
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Vyce to refuse,Vice to refuse, |
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Thus shall I use me!Thus shall I use me! |