Though they enforce themselues, cannot attaine.
For euerie thing, to which one is inclin’d,
Doth best become, and greatest grace doth gaine:
Yet praise likewise deserue good thewes, enforst with paine.
That well in courteous Calidore appeares, iii
Whose euery deed and word[415], that he did say,
Was like enchantment, that through both the eyes[416],
And both the eares[417] did steale the hart away.
He now againe is on his former way,
To follow his first quest, when as he spyde