A Goodly Child
It is to a goodly child well fitting
To use disports of mirth and pleasance,
To harp, or lute, or lustily to sing,
Or in the press right mannerly to dance.
When men see a child of such governance
They say, " Glad may this child's friends be
To have a child so mannerly as he."
To use disports of mirth and pleasance,
To harp, or lute, or lustily to sing,
Or in the press right mannerly to dance.
When men see a child of such governance
They say, " Glad may this child's friends be
To have a child so mannerly as he."
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