Upon the bark of some tall tree,[60] which bears
His own and his belovéd's name. Alas!
I recognise some names familiar to me,
And blighted like to mine, which I will add,
Fittest for such a chronicle as this,
Which only can be read, as writ, by wretches.[bk]
[He engraves his name.
Enter a Familiar of "the Ten."
Fam. I bring you food.
Jac. Fos.I pray you set it down;