"And afterwardes I handled her so fayre, 120 That though by kind shee stout and salvage were, For being borne an auncient lions hayre, And of the race that all wild beastes do feare, Yet I her fram'd, and wan so to my bent, That shee became so meeke and milde of cheare 125 As the least lamb in all my flock that went.

A love as chaste as is Apolloes tree, As modest as a vestall Virgins eye, And yet as bright as Glow wormes in the night, With which the morning decks her lovers hayre; (IV. i.) or yet again: When will the sun go downe?

Come, dresse your hayre up & be wise at last: No more, I have done.

Mistris Moe Monthes mind Mooncalf More hayre than wit Morglay Mosch Mother Motion ( = suggestion, proposal)

Bellamira poysoned? Navarre, teare off these hayres and raging die.

That you are wise in trimming your hayre, Maister? Phy.