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AS a Beare scolded by chaunce with his wife he thrust out hir eyes, but after repenting, he was so graued therwith, that hée byt off hys nayles. And when in talking he sayd, that for the loue he bare to hir he had cast away his best de∣fence: what good (quod his wife) doth this to me? Thou shouldest haue done this before thou scrat∣chedst out my eyes.
MOR. After harme done it is too late to repēt, séeing that which is done, can not be vndone.