Which made the ryme, whereof I may well[1686] mourne:[1687]
“The cat, the rat, and Louell our dog,
Doe rule all England, vnder a hog.”
11.
Whereof the meaning was so playne and true,
That euery foole perceiued it at furst:
Most liked it, for most that most things knewe,
In hugger mugger, muttred what they durst:
The tyraunt prince of[1688] most was held accurst,
Both for his owne, and for his counsayl’s faults,[1689]