Gwyn
A better instance of a squeamish and disobligeing, slighting, insolent, proud, fellow1029, perhaps cant be found then in... Gwin, the earl of Oxford’s1030 secretary. No reason satisfies him, but he overweenes, and cutts some sower faces that would turne the milke in a faire ladie’s breast.
Notes
1027Surlinesse and inurbanitie too common in England: chastise these very severely1028.