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THe Foxe passing by a farme house, espied a great route of women eating Hens sump∣tuously prepared, but (God wot) there was no talke amongst them, to whom she sayde: what crying and barking of Dogges woulde be after me, if I should doo as ye doo? Thou wicked beast (quod an old woman) we eate that is our own, but thou stealest from others.
MOR. We may not be so bolde with other mens goods, as the right owners.