no Camelion changeth his coulour as affection, nor any thing so variable a Populus Chorus Fluuius.

Lucullus made answer that the lord of the house had wit like a crane, that changeth her country with the season; he had other houses furnished, and built for that purpose, all out as commodious as this.

And yet again, "The wickedness of a woman changeth her face.

Thus often changeth the human heart's first love.

Let the party which hath a just cause take care how, by incredulity or injustice, it rendereth useless the divine succor so miraculously manifested, for God, without any change of counsel, changeth the upshot according to deserts."