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A Hunter had caught a Partriche, which as he would haue killed, she besought him par∣don for hir life, and to set hir at libertie, promising to bring to his net many Partriches: The Fouler answered hir readily agayne, say∣ing: I thinke that now thou art more worthy of death: bicause thou hast giuen thy worde to betray thy friende.
MOR. He which goeth about by deceite to vn∣doo his friend, runneth headlong into miserie.