Never shall be said that Perigot was dared.
WIL. Then lo, Perigot, the pledge which I plight,
A mazer ywrought of the maple warre,
Wherein is enchased many a fair sight
Of bears and tigers, that maken fierce war;
And over them spread a goodly wild vine,
Entrailed with a wanton ivy twine.
Thereby is a lamb in the wolvës jaws;
But see, how fast runneth the shepheard swain
To save the innocent from the beast's paws,