Saile thence, at pleasure, to their wished Ports,

Then loose they all the sheats, but to no boot:

For the charm’d Vessell bougeth not a foot;

No more than if, three fadom under ground,

A score of Anchors held her fastly bound:

No more than doth the Oak, that in the Wood,

Hath thousand Tempests, (thousand times) withstood;

Spreading as many massy roots belowe,

As mighty arms above the ground do growe.”

The Dog-fish and Ray.