Two more occur in the same, B. iii. c. 8, and B. iv. c. 8.
'The gery Romayns, stormy and unstable.'
'The geryshe quene, of chere and face double.'
See also in his Siege of Troye, ed. 1555, fol. B 6, back, col. 2; &c.
1539. A writer in Notes and Queries quotes the following Devonshire proverb: 'Fridays in the week are never aleek,' i. e. Fridays are unlike other days.
'Vendredy de la semaine est
Le plus beau ou le plus laid';
Recueil des Contes, par A. Jubinal, p. 375.
1566. Compare Legend of Good Women, 2629:—