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WHat time the Camel was first séene, he was much dreaded, and bycause of hys hugenesse, men fled from him. But in processe of time, his tamenesse being knowen, they tooke a good hart & came to him: afterward vnderstanding the beastes courage, they so farre forthe despised hym, that they put a bytte in hys mouth, and deliuered him to be driuen by boyes.
MOR. Custome and dayly companie, make terrible things to be little set by.