[1] [2] Yet the wild worme of vengeance wauering in his head, could not be content with the death of di|uerse gentlemen suspected of treason; but also he must extend his bloudie furie against a poore gentle|man called Collingborne, for making a small rime of three of his vnfortunate councellors, which were the lord Louell, sir Richard Ratcliffe his mischee|uous minion, and sir William Catesbie his secret seducer, which méeter or rime was thus framed:

The Cat, the Rat, and Louell our dog,

Rule all England vnder an hog.