Perdie (said _Trompart_) let her passe at will, xliv Least by her presence daunger mote befall. For who can tell (and sure I feare it ill) But that she is some powre celestiall? For whiles she spake, her great words did apall My feeble courage, and my hart oppresse, That yet I quake and tremble ouer all. And I (said _Braggadocchio_) thought no lesse, When first I heard her horne sound with such ghastlinesse. For from my mothers wombe this grace I haue xlv Me giuen by eternall destinie, That earthly thing may not my courage braue Dismay with feare, or cause one[550] foot to flie, But either hellish feends, or powres on hie: Which was the cause, when earst that horne I heard, Weening it had beene thunder in the skie, I hid my selfe from it, as one affeard; But when I other knew, my selfe I boldly reard. But now for feare of worse, that may betide, xlvi Let vs soone hence depart. They soone agree; So to his steed he got, and gan to ride, As one vnfit therefore, that all might see He had not trayned bene in cheualree. Which well that valiant courser did discerne; For he despysd to tread in dew degree, But chaufd and fom’d, with courage fierce and sterne, And to be easd of that base burden still did erne[551]. FOOTNOTES: [525] ii 6 raught] rought _1590_: _corr. F. E._ [526] iv 5 glory vaine] glory he _1590_ [527] v 9 aduaunce _1590_ [528] vii 5 common _1609_ [529] ix 7 From] For _1596_ [530] 8 slattery _1590_ [531] x 1 _Braggadochio_ _1590 &c._ [532] xi 4 courser] course _1590_ [533] xviii 6 deuice] aduise _1596_, _1609_ [534] xx 5 does vnto them affeare _1590_: vnto _corr. to_ greatly _in F. E._ [535] xxi 5 heed, _1590_, _1596_ [536] xxii 9 Able _1609 passim_ [537] xxiii 4 pearceant _1609_ [538] 8 drad _1609_ [539] xxvi 6 throughout, _1590 &c._ [540] xxvii 8 end _1609_ [541] their] the _1590_ [542] xxviii 1 were] did _1590_: _corr. F. E._ [543] 7 play] sport _conj. ed._ _Cf._ II ii 7, 42, _&c._ [544] xxx 4 disspred _1609_ [545] xxxv 1 hand _1596_: hand: _1609_ [546] 3 name, _1590 &c._ [547] xxxvi 6 forth, _1590_ [548] xxxviii 4 haue I] I haue _1590_ [549] xliii 2 greiued _1596_ [550] xlv 4 one] on _1590_, _1596_ [551] xlvi 9 yerne _1609_ _Cant. IIII._ [Illustration: _Guyon does Furor bind in chaines, and stops Occasion: Deliuers Phedon[552], and therefore by Strife[553] is rayld vpon._ ]