This Æglogue is wholly vowed to the complaining of Colin's ill success
in his love. For being (as is aforesaid) enamoured of a country lass
Rosalind, and having (as seemeth) found place in her heart, he lamenteth
to his dear friend Hobbinol, that he is now forsaken unfaithfully, and
in his stead Menalcas, another shepheard, received disloyally. And this
is the whole Argument of this Æglogue.