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A Hart sometime accused a Shéepe before the Wolfe, that he ought him a bushel of wheat: The shéepe in very déede knew nothing of this, yet for feare of the Wolfe, promised payment. A day was set, which béeing come, the Hart put the Shéepe in remembraunce thereof, she deny∣ed it, excusing that promise to be made for feare of the Wolues presence. Forced promises are not to be kept.
MOR. It is a clause of the lawe, force muste haue the repulse by force. But thereof commeth a new sentence: It is lawfull to pay craft with the lyke.