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Henry VIII, King of England ( Генрих VIII, король Англии)


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The time of youth is to be spent
But vice in it should be forfent.

Pastimes there be, I nought truly,
Which one may use and vice deny.

And they be pleasant to God and man,
Those should we covet, win who can,

As feats of arms and such other
Whereby activeness one may utter.

Comparisons in them may lawfully be set,
For thereby courage is surely out fet.

Virtue it is then youth for to spend
In good disports which it doth fend. 



Henry VIII, King of England's other poems:
  1. Though that Men do Call it Dotage
  2. Wherto Shuld I Expresse
  3. Though Some Saith That Youth Ruleth Me
  4. Departure Is My Chef Payne
  5. Lusty Youth Should Us Ensue


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