Or holpe his sonne t’[1189]enioy the carefull crowne,
Wherby our line should haue bene quite put downe.
23.
A carefull crowne it may be iustly named,
Not onely for the cares thereto annext,[1190]
To see the subiect well and duly framed,
With which good care few kings are greatly vext,
But for the dred wherwith they are perplext,
Of losing lordship, liberty, or life:
Which wofull wracks in kingdoms happen ryfe.