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A Sowe mocked a Spaniell, bicause he vsed to faune on his maister, which so oft had beaten him, and plucked him by the eares, to teache him to hunt. Thou mad body (quod the Dogge) thou knowst not what I haue gained by these stripes, for hereby doe I eate the swéete Partriches and Quayles.
MOR. We must not be gréeued if our Maister beate vs, for therof issueth plentiful goodnesse.