Pastime with good company

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live - will
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my pas- tance,
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best ensue,

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be
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Hunt, sing
chief
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British Library Add. MS 5665 (1618). Arranged and encoded by Sarge Gerbode.

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thus
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and
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pleas'd,
fanman

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heart - - is set All good- ly sport For my com- fort: Who

vi- - - ces all; Then who can say But mirth and play Is
mind - - shall be; Vir- tue to use, Vice to re- fuse, Thus
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lust, but none ny me- thinks good ny

is

who
papa-

good com- - - pa- ny I love and shall un- til - I die.

somedal- - - li- ance, Of good or ill some pas- - - tance;
with ho- - - nes- ty Is vir- tue, vi- ces to - - flee;

with
have
ny

Henry VIII (Henry Tudor)

let?
all?
me.
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