LABYRINTE.I. FABLE.Le Duc & les Oiseaux.IN jour le Duc fut tellement batu par les Oiseaux, à causede son vilain chant, & de son laid plumage, qu'il n'a depuisosé se montrer que la nuit.JN grand Demy-Dome de treillage orné d'Architecture, est en de-dans rempli de toute sorte d'Oiseaux perchez sur des branches, quijettent de l'eau en mille maniéres differentes sur le Duc qui est en basau milieu d'un bassin de rocaille. Les Oiseaux paroißent tous animez decolere, & le pauvre Duc semble tout honteux de sa disgrace.FABLE I.Of the Night-Owl and the Birds.THE Owl upon a time was beaten by the Birds for herougly voice and ill favoured Feathers in such manner, as thatshe never since dare appear abroad, except by night.IGREAT half Arch of Grate-work beautiful with Architecture;within are all sorts of Birds sitting upon Branches and casting Wa-ter a thousand ways upon the Owl, which stands below upon a Basisof fine pieces of Rock, in the middle of the Laver. The Dirds seemeto be possessed with a certain kind of Fury; and the Owl ashamed ofthe Disgrace she suffers.I. FA-