the plaine old duke his life to save of his owne man did souccour crave in hope that he would him releive that late much land to him did give base banester this man was namd by this vile deed for ever shamd it is quoth he a common thing to injure him that wrongd his king thus banester his maister sold unto his foe for hiere of gold but mark his end and , rightly see the just reward of treachery .