What of help, the shining stars, brothers of Helen, can bring:
To spirits cast down good hope soon doth restore.”
Whitney (p. 37), from the same motto and device, almost with a clarion’s sound, re-echoes the thought,—
Constantia comes victoriæ.
To Miles Corbet Esſquier.
Whitney, 1586.
“The shippe, that longe vppon the sea dothe saile,
And here, and there, with varrijng windes is toste:
On rockes, and sandes, in daunger ofte to quaile.