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Another very learnedly said, That he saw two men ride down a hill together a great pace, and of a sudden the first horse stopt in the mid-way; which gave the for∣most such a jerk, that he threw him quite out of the Saddle backwards, that he light∣ed a stride behind the hindmost man; and his coming so forcibly upon him struck the hindmost man off his own upon the first Horse, which stood still, and all in an in∣stant: