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Such when as hartlesse Trompart her did vew,
2 He was dismayed in his coward mind,
And doubted, whether he himselfe should shew,
4 Or fly away, or bide alone behind:
Both feare and hope he in her face did find,
6 When she at last him spying thus bespake;
Hayle Groome; didst not thou see a bleeding Hind,
8 Whose right haunch earst my stedfast arrow strake?
If thou didst, tell me, that I may her ouertake.
1 Such when heartless Trompart her did view,
heartless > pusillanimous
2 He was dismayed in his coward mind, 3 And doubted whether he himself should show, 4 Or fly away, or bide alone behind:
fly > fly; flee bide > remain
5 Both fear and hope he in her face did find, 6 When she at last, him spying, thus bespoke:
bespoke > spoke
7 "Hail, groom; did not you see a bleeding hind,
Hail, groom > You there! (groom = man, fellow, man-servant) hind > {Adult female deer, esp. Red Deer}