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The King of France coming into one of his great Cities, the Mayor came to make a Speech, and began thus, When the King of Peace rode to Jerusalem; but being dash't out of countenace, he said again, When the King of Peace rode to Jerusalem, and so the third time; but could not proceed; then the King turn∣ing to his Courtiers, said, We may easily imagine this man is an Ass by the con∣sequent.