Euassenter malice, with her mischiefe fell,
Doth against thy ennobled vertues swell,
Warded are you, and Toures of great defence,
Are naked, if no strength they have from hence.
Rightly of warded Toures you are the strength,
Declaring them most safe to be at length,
Else when the fortitude, of men they want.

Stones and rare buildings are defence but scant,
Thus when the Muses worthily doe quote,
On which reflecting every one may note,
Vertue is an impregnable defence,
Repelling fiercely every dire offence.
Thus warded Touers by fortitude are warded .
Of you, and such as you be, who true garded,
Note every one such should be well rewarded.