XXVII.

French.

Des soubs le Chesne _Guyen_ du Ciel frappé, Non loin de la est caché le Thresor, Qui par long Siecles avoit esté grappé, Trouvé mourra, l’œil crevé de ressor.

English.

Under the Oak _Guyen_ strucken from Heaven, Not far from it is the Treasure hidden, Which hath been many Ages a gathering; Being found he shall die, the eye put out by a spring.

ANNOT.

The sense of it is, that some body (who is named here _Guyen_) being under an Oak shall be strucken with the lightning, and that near that place there is a great Treasure, that hath been many years a gathering, and that he who shall find it shall die, being shot in the eye with a Fire-lock.