From sight of Princely Wights, to place where theues doe dwell,
From dainty beds of downe, to bed of strawe full fayne:
From bowres of heauenly hewe, to dennes of daine:
From greatest haps that worldly wights atchiue,
To more distresse then any wretch aliue?
32.
When first I left my friends in Fraunce did me exalte,[482]
And eke my noble King, mine Aganippus true:
And came to England, for their heynous facts and faulte,
Which from his right and kingdome quite our father threwe,