As might euen grieue the rude vnciuilst men: When here vpon to weane his fixed heart From such dishonour to his high desert The Duke had labourd but in vaine did striue, Thus he began his purpose to contriue: Two of his seruants, of vndoubted trvth, He bound by vertue of a solemne oath To traine the silly damzel out of sight

My conscience saith it is a damned deede To traine one foorth, and slay him privily.

Whether so fast, you damned miscreants, Yee vaine deluders of the credulous, That seeke to traine men to destruction?