"Good thoughts his only friends, his wealth a well-spent age", these lines are taken from the poem ____?
Answer: The Character of Happy Life
Explanation
These lines are from the poem "The Character of a Happy Life" by Sir Henry Wotton.
The poem describes the qualities of a truly happy and virtuous person.
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