8 That of no envious eyes he might be spied: That of > [So that by] envious > malevolent 9 For, doubtless, death ensued if any him descried. ensued > [would have ensued] 105.53 Scarse could he footing find in that fowle way, 2 For many corses, like a great Lay-stall Of murdred men which therein strowed lay, 4 Without remorse, or decent funerall: Which all through that great Princesse pride did fall 6 And came to shamefull end. And them beside Forth ryding vnderneath the castell wall, 8 A donghill of dead carkases he spide, The dreadfull spectacle of that sad house of _Pride_. 1 Scarce could he footing find in that foul way, 2 For many corses, like a great laystall For > [Because of the] corses > bodies laystall > {Place where bodies are laid; dunghill, midden} 3 Of murdered men, who therein strewn lay, 4 Without remorse or decent funeral: remorse > pity 5 Who all through that great princess Pride did fall 6 And came to shameful end. And them beside, 7 Forth riding underneath the castle wall, 8 A dunghill of dead carcases he spied, 9 The dreadful spectacle of that sad House of Pride. spectacle > example; model, pattern CANTO VI 2 _From lawlesse lust by wondrous grace fayre Vna is releast: 4 Whom saluage nation does adore, and learnes her wise beheast._ 1 From lawless lust by wondrous grace 2 fair Una is released: 3 Whom savage nation does adore, savage > wild, uncivilized 4 and learns her wise behest. behest > {Bidding; injunction, often of a religious nature; cf. 107.18:7} 106.1 AS when a ship, that flyes faire vnder saile, 2 An hidden rocke escaped hath vnwares, That lay in waite her wrack for to bewaile, 4 The Marriner yet halfe amazed stares At perill past, and yet +in+ doubt ne dares 6 To ioy at his foole-happie ouersight: So doubly is distrest twixt ioy and cares 8 The dreadlesse courage of this Elfin knight, Hauing escapt so sad ensamples in his sight. 5 in > it _1590 etc.: FE_ 1 As when a ship, that flies fair under sail, 2 A hidden rock escaped has unwares, unwares > unwittingly 3 That lay in wait her wreck to bewail, bewail > ?cause, ?choose, ?mourn (perhaps an error) 4 The mariner yet half amazed stares 5 At peril past, and yet in doubt neither dares doubt > fear 6 To joy at his fool-happy oversight: joy > rejoice fool-happy > lucky 7 So doubly is distressed 'twixt joy and cares 8 The dreadless courage of this Elfin knight, dreadless courage > fearless spirit 9 Having escaped so sad examples in his sight. so > such 106.2