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TWo men hating one another deadly, sayled togither in one ship, whereof the one sate in the foreparte of the ship, the other in the hinder part therof, sodenly there arose a tempest, which put the ship in hazard: thē he that sate in ye sterne asked the maister which part of the ship should first be drouned, the sterne (quod he) thē he said: My death shall nothing gréene me, if I may sée
mine enimie die before me.
MOR. Many men care not what harme they haue, so that they may sée their ennimies before them hurte.