Medieval Glory-Some glory in there birth, some in there skill some in there wealth, some in there bodys force, some in there garments though new fangled ill; some in there hawks and hounds, some in there horse; and every humor hath his adjunct pleasure, wherein it finds a joy above the rest: but these particulars are not my measure, all these I better in one general best. Thy love is better than high birth to me, richer than wealth, prouder than garments costs, of more delight than hawks and horses be; and having thee, of all mens pride I boast:---Wretched in this alone, that though mayst take all this way, and me most wretched make.