His fearefull foe,[1354] pursu’th: before she flert’th,[1355]
And where shee turn’th, hee turn’th her there to beare:
The one pray prick’th,[1356] the other saftye’s feare:
So were wee chasde, so fled wee fore[1357] our foes:
Bet flight then fight in so vneuen close,
I end: some thinke perhaps, too long hee stay’th,[1358]
In perill present shewing his fixed fayth.
25.
This ventred I, this dread I did sustayne,
To try my trueth, my life I did disdayne: