In haste _Duessa_ from her place arose, 2 And to him running said, O prowest knight, That euer Ladie to her loue did chose, 4 Let now abate the terror of your might, And quench the flame of furious despight, 6 And bloudie vengeance; lo th'infernall powres Couering your foe with cloud of deadly night, 8 Haue borne him hence to _Plutoes_ balefull bowres. The conquest yours, I yours, the shield, and glory yours. 1 In haste Duessa from her place arose, 2 And to him running said, "O prowest knight prowest > bravest 3 That ever lady to her love did choose, to > [as] 4 Let now abate the terror of your might, 5 And quench the flame of furious despite, despite > rage 6 And bloody vengeance; lo the infernal powers, 7 Covering your foe with cloud of deadly night, 8 Have borne him hence to Pluto's baleful bowers. Pluto's baleful bowers > hell (Pluto = god of the underworld; baleful = grim; bowers = chambers, rooms) 9 The conquest yours, I yours, the shield, and glory yours." 105.15 Not all so satisfide, with greedie eye 2 He sought all round about, his thirstie blade To +bathe+ in bloud of faithlesse enemy; 4 Who all that while lay hid in secret shade: He standes amazed, how he thence should fade. 6 At last the +trumpets+ Triumph sound on hie, And running Heralds humble homage made, 8 Greeting him goodly with new victorie, And to him brought the shield, the cause of enmitie. 3 bathe > bath _1596_ 6 trumpets > trumpets, _1596, 1609_ 1 Not all so satisfied, with greedy eye all so > wholly greedy > eager 2 He sought all round about, his thirsty blade 3 To bathe in blood of faithless enemy; 4 Who all that while lay hidden in secret shade. shade > shadow 5 He stands amazed how he thence should fade. how > [by the way that] fade > fade, vanish 6 At last the trumpets triumph sound on high, triumph > [the triumphal fanfare] 7 And running heralds humble homage made, 8 Greeting him goodly with new victory, Greeting > Congratulating [... on (SUFQ)] goodly > courteously 9 And to him brought the shield, the cause of enmity. 105.16 Wherewith he goeth to that soueraine Queene, 2 And falling her before on lowly knee, To her makes present of his seruice seene: 4 Which she accepts, with thankes, and goodly gree, Greatly aduauncing his gay cheualree. 6 So marcheth home, and by her takes the knight, Whom all the people follow with great glee, 8 Shouting, and clapping all their hands on hight, That all the aire it fils, and flyes to heauen bright. 1 Wherewith he goes to that sovereign queen Wherewith > With which 2 And, falling her before on lowly knee, her before > [before her] 3 To her makes present of his service seen: seen > shown, proven 4 Which she accepts with thanks and goodly gree, thanks > goodwill, favour; graciousness goodly gree > gracious goodwill