Such as might serve for models in the Low Countries;
Which, if they had been practised at Breda,
Spinola might have thrown his cap at it, and ne'er took it."
And again, in the Prologue to "A Wife for a Month," which was the sole production of Fletcher, we have the following lines on the same subject—
"Our noble friend, who writ this, bid me say,
He had rather dress upon a triumph day
My Lord Mayor's feast, and make him sauces too,
Sauce for each several month; nay, further go,
He had rather build up those invincible pies
And castle custards,[18] that affright all eyes,