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Theodoor Van Thulden, Allegory of Vice, late 17thC
The Third and Fourth Bookes of Ayres:
The Fourth Booke
III.
Thou ioy'st, fond boy, to be by many loued :
To haue thy beauty of most dames approued ;
For this dost thou thy natiue worth disguise
And play'st the Sycophant t' obserue their eyes ;
Thy glass thou councel'st more t'adorne thy
skin,
That first should schoole thee to be fayre
within.
'Tis childish to be caught with Pearle, or Amber,
And woman-like too much to cloy the chamber ;
Youths should the Field affect, heate their rough Steedes,
Their hardned nerues to fit for better deedes.
Is 't not more ioy strong Holds to force with
swords
Than womens weaknesse take with lookes or words?
Men that doe noble things all purchase glory :
One man for one braue Act haue prou'd a story :
But if that one tenne thousand Dames o'ercame,
Who would record it, if not to his shame?
'Tis farre more conquest with one to liue true
Then euery houre to triumph Lord of new.
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Excerpt from the album Thomas Campion: Lute Songs:
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Source:
Campion, Thomas. Campion's Works. Percival Vivian, Ed.
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1909. 176.
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