And th’English meane as dearely them to buy:
The English follow, should they runne through hell,
And through the same the French must, if they flye,
When too’t they goe, deciding it with blowes,
With th’one side now, then with th’other’t goes.
But the sterne English with such luck and might,
(As though the Fates had sworne to take their parts)
Vpon the French preuailing in the Fight,
With doubled hands, and with re-doubled harts,
The more in perill still the more in plight,