boyls, botches, and blains, they fearing it might come to light, up∣on the judgement of Phisitians, that foul play had been offered him, consented to stifle him with the Bed-cloathes, which accordingly was performed, and so ended he his miserable life, with the assurance of the Conspirators, that he dyed by poyson; none thinking (much lesse knowing) otherwise, but these two Murtherers.Now was all (as they beleeved) quiet, and in the depth of security, and the Earl and Countesse began to carry their loves more openly and impudently: But, they understand∣ing that the world did talke very loudly, and broadly of this adulte∣rous meeting; it must (from that ground) proceed to an adulterous Marriage, as well to the wronging a young Noble man, as to the disho∣nour and shame of themselves; But they must needs goe whom the Devill drives: yet know they not how, 0