Passtime With Good Company Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCCDEFD CCGGCCHCCH AAIICCACCA| Pastime with good company | A |
| I love and shall unto I die | B |
| Grudge whoso will but none deny | B |
| So God be pleased this live will I | B |
| For my pastance | C |
| Hunt sing and dance | C |
| My heart is set | D |
| All godely sport | E |
| To my comfort | F |
| Who shall me let | D |
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| Youth will have needs daliance | C |
| Of good or ill some pastance | C |
| Company me thinketh then best | G |
| All thoftes and fantasies to digest | G |
| For idleness | C |
| Is chief mistress | C |
| Of vices all | H |
| Than who can say | C |
| But pass the day | C |
| Is best of all | H |
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| Company with honesty | A |
| Is virtue and vice to flee | A |
| Company is good or ill | I |
| But every man hath his free will | I |
| The best ensue | C |
| The worst eschew | C |
| My mind shall be | A |
| Virtue to use | C |
| Vice to refuse | C |
| I shall use me | A |
Henry Viii, King Of England
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