No shallow braines this bus’nesse went about:
Therefore with cunning they must cure this flawe;
For of the King they greatly stood in doubt,
Lest him to them, their opposites should drawe,
Some thing must be thrust in, to thrust that out:
And to this end they wisely must prouide
One, this great Engine, Clearkly that could guide.
Henry Chichley succeeding Arundell (late deceased) in that See.
Chichley, that sate on Canterburies See,
A man well spoken, grauely stout, and wise,