XXXIV.

French.

L’Ire insensée du Combat furieux, Fera a Table par Freres le Fer luire, Les departir, blessé, curieux, Le fier duel viendra en _France_ nuire.

English.

The mad anger of the furious fight, Shall cause by Brothers the Iron to glister at the Table, To part them one wounded, curious, The fierce Duel shall do harm after in _France_.

ANNOT.

It is the short History of two Brothers, who fought at the Table, whereby one that was curious to part them was wounded, they afterwards fought a Duel, in whose imitation many since have been fought, to the great harm of the _French_ Gentry.