Sir Thomas Wyatt. "Throughout the world if it were sought" (poem)

OF DISSEMBLING WORDS.

HROUGHOUT the world if it were sought,
Fair words enough a man shall find ;
They be good cheap, they cost right
nought,
Their substance is but only wind ;
But well to say and so to mean,
That sweet accord is seldom seen.

Source:
Yeowell, James, Ed. The Poetical Works of Sir Thomas Wyatt.
London: George Bell and Sons, 1904. 177.

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