English poem
When soone two other seconding their Lord
When soone two other seconding their Lord, His kind Companions in this glorious prize, Hoping againe the Duke to haue restor'd, If to his feet his Armes would let him rise: On the Kings Helme their height of fury scor'd; Who like a Dragon fiercely on them flies, And on his body slew them both, whilst he Recouering was their ayde againe to be.
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