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A Marriner drawing downe with a Boat-hooke, the Gabion-baskets of one of the enemies Rampires, a bolde Spaniard takes hold on the hooke, to pull it out of his hand; but at last, after great haling and pulling, the Spanyard letting it goe, being not so well experienced in that weapon, the Marriner cryed out for helpe, intending to draw the Spanyard ouer, but
he crying out very fearefully, his fellowes pulled him backe in such manner, that his Gloue rending where it had catcht hold, they fell both to the ground, with great laughter of the Spectators, which saide, In an equall match, there is no hurt done.