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1 Whereat the reſt began a
freſh to houle and lament, which doubtleſſe was pitifull, to be hold fiue
valiant Gentlemen, that durſt meete in the fielde fiue as ſturdie Champions as
coulde bee picked out in a realme, to bee ſo ſodainly terri|fied with the bare
name of a woodden Cow, or to feare lyke Lions a ſilly Cocke his combe, be|ing
mooued, as commonly the whole Countrey is, with a vaine and fabulous old wiues
dream. But what blinde prophecie ſoeuer hee read or heard of any ſuperſtitious
Beldame touching a Cowe his belly, that which hee foretolde, them was found
true.
1536 Thomas Fitz Girald and his vncles exe|cuted.
Compare 1587 edition: 1 Iames Dela|hyde.Iames Delahyde, the chiefe Counſaylour of Thomas Fitz Giralde, fled into Scotlande and there deceaſſed.
Compare 1587 edition: 1 To this miſerable end grew this lewd rebel|lion, which turned to ye vtter vndoing of diuerſe auncient Gentlemen, who trayned with fayre wordes into a fooles Paradice, were not onely diſpoſſeſſed of theyr landes, but alſo depriued of theyr lyues, or elſe forced to forſake theyr coun|treys.