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II.

French.

Par mort la _France_ prendra voiage a faire, Classe par Mer, marcher Monts _Pyrenées_, _Espagne_ en trouble marcher gent militaire, Des plus grands Dames en _France_ emmenées.

English.

By reason of a death, _France_ shall undertake a Journey, They shall have a Fleet at Sea, and march towards the _Pyrenes_, _Spain_ shall be in trouble by an Army, Some of the greatest Ladies in _France_ carried away

ANNOT.

The whole sense of this is, that by reason of some bodies death, _France_ shall make war against _Spain_ by Sea and Land, and put _Spain_ in great trouble.

The fourth Verse saith, that some of the greatest Ladies in _France_ shall be carried away, but the question is, whether by the _Spaniards_, or (which is more probable) by their own Husbands going to war against _Spain_.