Poem by John Heywood

Of an Old Wooer

“Lady, I love you, in way you to wed:
But mine age with your youth disagreeth so
That, if I speak, I think not to be sped.”
“Your age and your suit is no whit your foe;
To your years many you have many mo,
We would wed the sooner by years; showing plain
That I should the sooner be unwed again.”

1. Of Holding an Inn
2. Of a Hand-gun and a Hand
3. Of Treading a Shoe Awry
4. What God Said to One. Otherwise. Thou art one of them to whom God bade Ho!
5. A Reward to a Service Man

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