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"I heard a wise man say,/‘Give crowns and pounds and guineas/But not your heart away;/Give pearls away and rubies/But keep your fancy free.'" "I heard him say again,/‘The heart out of the bosom/Was never given in vain;/Tis paid with sighs [*] a-plenty/And sold for endless rue.'/And I am two-and- twenty,/And oh, ‘tis true, ‘tis true." For 10 points—these are lines from what A.E. Housman poem recalling a certain age?
"I heard a wise man say,/‘Give crowns and pounds and guineas/But not your heart away;/Give pearls away and rubies/
“When I Was One-and-Twenty”