| Besides, what succour couldst thou have from me, a peaceful Pilgrim, against two armed heathens? |
| Thou lookest like him, but couldst be his grandchild as to age and vigor. |
| Neither couldst thou have made up those vatical predictions without this conveyance. |
| But, tell me, how couldst thou thus get into her confidence? |
| The Master said, Feeding on rice, clad in brocade, couldst thou be at rest? |
| To say and strait unsay, pretending first Wise to flie pain, professing next the Spie, Argues no Leader, but a lyar trac't, SATAN, and couldst thou faithful add? |
