[328] Guendoline “made a proclamation throughout all the whole realme of Briteyn that the same water should be euermore called Habren, after the maydens name, for so euen at this day is Seuerne called in the Welsh tongue. And this did she as one desirous to make thereby the name of the yong mayden immortall, because she was her housband’s daughter.” Grafton.
[329] By this. ed. 1575.
[330] Hence. ib.
[331] Here may you see, the children seldome thee. ib.
[332] Farewell, and tell when Fortune most doth smile. ib.
[333] The Authour.
With that the Lady Sabrine slinckt from sight,
I lookt about and then me thought againe
Approched straight another wofull wight:
It seemde as though with dogs he had bin slaine;