Whilest she was yet speaking, I could hold no longer for my life, but rising up, declared my selfe for her, and abandoning that ugly drudge, betooke me to learning with a glad heart, especially when I bethought my selfe of the lash, and the many stripes I received for my welcome the day before: she that was forsaken, tooke it haynously, clapt her hands at me, gnasht her teeth together against mee, and in the end, like a second Niobe, was wholly congealed and turned into a stone: you may thinke it strange, but distrust not the truth; for dreames can produce as unlikely matters as this. But the other, casting her eye upon me, What recompence shall I make thee (saith shee) for passing thy censure with such discretion? come hither and mount this chariot, (shewing me a chariot drawne with certaine horses, winged and shaped like Pegasus) that thou mayst see how many rare wonders thou shouldst have beene ignorant of, if thou hadst not followed me: When I was got up, she drave away, and supplyed the place of a Coachman, and being raised to a full height, I looked every way round about me, beginning at the East, and so to the West, beholding Cities, and Nations, and people: and like Triptolemus, sowed somewhat down upon the earth; yet can I not remember my selfe what seede it should be: only this, that men from below looked up towards me, applauded me, and with acclamations brought me onward to those whom I was to visite in my flight: and when shee had shewed these things to me, and me to them that praysed and commended me, she brought me backe againe, not clad in the same garment I wore in my voyage, yet I thought my selfe apparrelled handsomely enough: and at my comming home, I found my father standing and attending for me, to whom I shewed my apparrell and my selfe, and what a brave fellow I was returned, giving him a little item withall, how he had been like to have bestowed me the day before.