Dauis hir secretary gave counsell, that shee should not crowne hir husband. Lord Darly. 148
85. Whose rule was like for to eclipse my power.
86. Not any hate unto the Prince he had,
Not unbeseeming loue to me he bare.
88. But as they clyme whom princes doe aduaunce
Eache tongue will trip, and envyes eye will glaunce.
89. fo. 93.To be aduanced from a base estate
By virtue is indeede a happy thing;
But who by fortune clymes will all men hate,
Unles his lyfe unlookt for fruit doe bring
Wherewith to cure the wound of envies sting,
But seldome-tymes is found soe wise a man
That gayneing honour well it governe can.