The countrey seemed pleasaunt at the vewe,
And was by fewe[188] inhabited, as yet,
Saue[189] certaine Giauntes whom they did pursue,
Which straight to Caues in Mountaines did them get:
So fine were Woods, and Flouds, and Fountaines set,
So cleare the ayre, so temperate the clime,
They neuer saw the like before that time[190].
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And then this Ile that Albion had to name,
Lord Brutus caus’d it Britaine cal’d to bee,[191]