These Louers (thus in this both-pleasing parly) were interrupted by _Geneuraes_ Mother VVho newly vp, (age seldome ryseth early) gan straight salute her guest, so did he her, Some termes of kindnes mutually past, Shee friendly leades him in, to breake his fast. VVhich done, (as all good manners did require) hee thankt his Hostis for her curtesie, And now at length went home for to retire, where hee was looked for so earnestly, The Lady crau'd if ere hee came that way, To see her house, and there to make some stay. Then heauily, and with a dying eye, (ioylesse) hee takes his leaue of his faire Loue, VVho for to fauour him, full graciously, with louing count'nance gaue to him her Gloue. Keepe this (quoth shee) till better fortune fall, My Gloue, my Loue, my hand, my hart, and all. At this large offer, bashfull modestie, with pure Vermilion stain'd her all faire face, So lookt _Calystone_ at her great bellie, when chast _Ilythia_ spi'd her in such case; Let Louers iudge how grieuous tis to part, From two, twixt whom, there lyueth but one hart. Nowe is hee gone, who after little travell attain'd his house (not pleasing thought desired) At whose late absence each one much did maruell, but (come) at his sad lookes they more admired, Great _Cupids_ power, such sadnes in him bred, VVho (erst) all louing harts in tryumph led. One month (consum'd in pensiuenes) expir'd; to recreate and reuiue his tyred spright, Hee now on hunting goes, which hee desir'd, not for the (once well-pleasing) sports delight; But for he might some fit occasion finde, To see his Loue, on whom was all his minde. Where being come (suppose his sports prou'd bad) _Gyneura_ gaue him welcome from her hart, The Sea-tost Lord of _Ithica_ ne're had, after his twentie yeares turmoile and smart, More ioyfull welcome by his constant wife Then had _Diego_ from his loue, his lyfe. Two dayes he stay'd, whence he would ne're depart but custome wil'd that he should now returne, Yet though he went he left with her his hart, which for their parting heauily gan mourne, But for worse newes had it poore hart to greeue, In that _Gyneura_ would so soone beleeue. For sooner was hee not departed thence but straight there comes a Riuall of his Loue, VVho vnder true fidellities pretence wrought wondrous hard _Diego_ to remoue, Nor could at first his oaths or vowes preuaile, To make _Gyneuraes_ loue one whit to faile. For yet they lyu'd fast bound in Fancies chaines, stryuing to passe each other in pure loue, But (as there's nothing that for aye remaines without some change.) so do these Louers proue, That hottest loue hath soon'st the cold'st disdaine, And greatest pleasures, haue their greatest paine.