For still[461] shee flittes aboue, and reaps renowne.[462]
9.
My father thought to wed vs vnto Princely peeres,[463]
And vnto them and theirs deuide and part the land.
For both my sisters first hee cal’d[464] (as first their yeares
Requir’d) their mindes, and loue, and fauoure t’vnderstand.
(Quoth hee) all doubts of duty to aband,
I must assay your frendly faithes to proue:
My daughters, tell mee how you doe mee loue.[465]
10.