3 "Such then," said Una, "as she seems here, 4 Such is the face of falsehood: such the sight 5 Of foul Duessa, when her borrowed light 6 Is laid away, and counterfeisance known." counterfeisance > imposture 7 Thus when they had the witch disrobed quite, 8 And all her filthy feature open shown, feature > {Form, proportions; bodily shape or build} 9 They let her go at will, and wander ways unknown. 108.50 She flying fast from heauens hated face, 2 And from the world that her discouered wide, Fled to the wastfull wildernesse apace, 4 From liuing eyes her open shame to hide, And +lurkt+ in rocks and caues long vnespide. 6 But that faire crew of knights, and _Vna_ faire Did in that castle afterwards abide, 8 To rest them selues, and weary powres repaire, Where store they found of all, that dainty was and rare. 5 lurkt > lurket _1596_ 1 She, flying fast from heaven's hated face, flying > fleeing 2 And from the world that her discovered wide, discovered > exposed to view 3 Fled to the wasteful wilderness apace, wasteful > uninhabited, desolate apace > rapidly 4 From living eyes her open shame to hide, 5 And lurked in rocks and caves, long unespied. unespied > unseen 6 But that fair crew of knights, and Una fair, 7 Did in that castle afterwards abide, 8 To rest themselves, and weary powers repair, 9 Where store they found of all that dainty was and rare. dainty > pleasing; scarce; choice, delicious rare > excellent, fine CANTO IX _His loues and lignage Arthur +tells:+ 2 The knights knit friendly +bands+: Sir Treuisan flies from Despayre, 4 Whom Redcrosse knight withstands._ 1 _tells:_ > _tells 1596_ 2 _bands_ > _hands 1590: FE_ 1 His loves and lineage Arthur tells: 2 The knights knit friendly bands: bands > bonds (esp. of unity); uniting influences. (See also Textual Appendix: 1590 is supported by 109.1:8, 109.18:9) 3 Sir Trevisan flies from Despair, 4 Whom Redcross Knight withstands. 109.1 O Goodly golden chaine, wherewith yfere 2 The vertues linked are in louely wize: And noble minds of yore allyed were, 4 In braue poursuit of cheualrous emprize, That none did others safety despize, 6 Nor aid enuy to him, in need that stands, But friendly each did others prayse +deuize,+ 8 How to aduaunce with fauourable hands, As this good Prince redeemd the _Redcrosse_ knight from bands. 7 deuize, > deuize _1609_ 1 O goodly golden chain, wherewith yfere golden chain > (Of Zeus (Jupiter): see _Iliad_ 8.18-27; see also _Knight's Tale_, 2990 and _Troilus and Criseyde_ 3.1746-9; and cf. 105.25, 207.46) wherewith yfere > with which together 2 The virtues linked are in lovely wise, wise > manner, fashion 3 And noble minds of yore allied were of yore > of old, formerly 4 In brave pursuit of chivalrous emprise: emprise > undertaking, enterprise 5 That none did other's safety despise,