Of the same Captaine Norris.
THis Captaine being of a dwarfish stature, rid out one day alone to discover the enemy. My Lord of Essex his Generall hearing of it, and knowing the rashnesse and in∣discretion of the man, said to
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THis Captaine being of a dwarfish stature, rid out one day alone to discover the enemy. My Lord of Essex his Generall hearing of it, and knowing the rashnesse and in∣discretion of the man, said to
the standers by. The enemy will take this Urchion, and crampe him till hee confesse all the secrets of our Army; where∣fore halfe a dozen of you ride severall wayes, that you may finde, and fetch him in. They obeyed, and after a long search one of them found him, and told the manner how. My Lord, said he; after a tedious enquiry after him, I lighted on a shepheard, who told mee hee saw no man passe that way, but that a horse an houre before went by with a Hart at the sad∣dle pummell, by which relati∣on I knew it was litle Norris, and riding after him brought him back.