Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 120
e the pudding himself? and whocan blame Reynard for taking away stolen goods from a thief;my uncle is a gentleman, a true man, and cannot endure false-hood ; he does nothing but by the Council of a priest; andsince the King hath made peace, he hath hurt no body; he eatsbut once a day, wears a hair… … Chap. 3. The Cocks Complaint against ReynardKings Answer. Thus while Grimbard stood preaching was brought upon a bierby Canticleer the Cock, a dead Hen, whose head Reynardhad bitten off: On each side stood two sorrowful Hens, sistersto the deceased, each bearing a burning torch, and cr)ing…
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