But Nero, not abiding out the end, Orethrew the tables, dasht against the ground The cuppe which he so much, you know, esteem'd; Teareth his haire and with incensed rage Curseth false men and Gods the lookers on. Neoph.

But like a Damp, he dasht my kindled Flame, And all his Reason washe lov'd another, A Maid he call'd Celinda.

And she ran then very speedy to the raft, and brought water from the river in my headpiece, and she dasht the water upon me; but I to have no power to come unto my senses.