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Difference(s) between text #72734 and text #17398

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11In arbour green asleep I lay, In an harbour grene aslepe whereas I lay
22The birds sang sweet in the middle of the day The byrdes sang swete in the middes of the day:
33I dreamed fast of mirth and play I dreamèd fast of mirth and play.
44In youth is pleasure, In youth is pleasure, in youth is pleasure.
55In youth is pleasure.
66 Me thought I walkèd still to and fro,
77Methought I walked still to and fro And from her company I could not go,
88And from her company I could not go But when I wakèd it was not so.
99But when I waked it was not so In youth is pleasure, in youth is pleasure.
1010In youth is pleasure,
1111In youth is pleasure. Therefore my heart is surely pyght
1212 Of her alone to have a sight
1313Therefore my heart is surely plight Which is my joy and hearte's delight.
1414Of her alone to have a sight, In youth is pleasure, in youth is pleasure.
1515Which is my joy and hearts delight
1616In youth is pleasure, <b>Modernized spelling</b>
1717In youth is pleasure.
18In an arbour green asleep whereas I lay
19The birds sang sweet in the middis of the day:
20I dreamed fast of mirth and play;
21In youth is pleasure, in youth is pleasure.
22
23Methought I walked still to and fro,
24And from her company I could not go,
25But when I waked it was not so.
26In youth is pleasure, in youth is pleasure.
27
28Therefore my heart is surely pight
29Of her alone to have a sight
30Which is my joy and heart's delight.
31In youth is pleasure, in youth is pleasure.
32
33<b>Original version, Lusty Iuventus of youth he syngeth</b>
34
35In a herber grene a sleep where as I lay,
36The byrdes sang swete in y middes of the day,
37I dreamed fast of myrth and play,
38In youth is plesure, in youth is pleasure.
39
40Me thought I walked stil to and fro,
41And from her company I could not go,
42But when I waked it was not so,
43In youth is plesure, in youth is plesure.
44
45Therfore my hart is surely pyght
46Of her alone to have a sight.
47Which is my joy and hartes delyght,
48In youth is plesure, in youth is pleasure. Finis.

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