3 And labours long, through which you hither came, 4 You both forwearied be: therefore a while forwearied > exhausted 5 I read you rest, and to your bowers recoil." read you > advise you to bowers > rooms recoil > retire 6 Then called she a groom, that forth him led groom > young man, manservant 7 Into a goodly lodge, and gan despoil lodge > lodging, temporary abode gan > did despoil > strip 8 Of puissant arms, and laid in easy bed; puissant > warlike arms > {Weapons, shield and armour} 9 His name was meek Obedience, rightfully aread. aread > made known, declared 110.18 Now when their wearie limbes with kindly rest, 2 And bodies were refresht with due repast, Faire _Vna_ gan _Fidelia_ faire request, 4 To haue her knight into her schoolehouse plaste, That of her heauenly learning he might taste, 6 And heare the wisedome of her words diuine. She graunted, and that knight so much agraste, 8 That she him taught celestiall discipline, And opened his dull eyes, that light mote in them shine. 1 Now when their weary limbs with kindly rest, kindly > natural 2 And bodies were refreshed with due repast, refreshed > (Takes both "bodies" and "limbes" as direct objects) 3 Fair Una gan Fidelia fair request gan > did fair > courteously 4 To have her knight into her schoolhouse placed, 5 That of her heavenly learning he might taste, That > [So that] 6 And hear the wisdom of her words divine. 7 She granted, and that knight so much aggraced aggraced > favoured 8 That she him taught celestial discipline, celestial > heavenly discipline > {Learning; mental and moral training} 9 And opened his dull eyes, that light might in them shine. that > [so that] 110.19 And that her sacred Booke, with bloud ywrit, 2 That none could read, except she did them teach, She vnto him disclosed euery whit, 4 And heauenly documents thereout did preach, That weaker wit of man could neuer reach, 6 Of God, of grace, of iustice, of free will, That wonder was to heare her goodly speach: 8 For she was able, with her words to kill, And raise againe to life the hart, that she did thrill. 1 And her sacred book, with blood written, blood > [of Christ] 2 That none could read, except she did them teach, except > unless 3 She to him disclosed every whit; 4 And heavenly documents thereout did preach, documents > lessons; proofs thereout > out of that 5 That weaker wit of man could never reach, weaker > [the] too-weak wit > mind, intelligence, mental faculty 6 Of God, of grace, of justice, of free will, 7 That wonder was to hear her goodly speech: goodly > fine, beautiful 8 For she was able with her words to kill, 9 And raise again to life, the heart that she did thrill. thrill > pierce 110.20