watches > sentinels abide > remain
7 But easy is the way, and passage plain
plain > clear; open; public (cf. 104.2:8)
8 To Pleasure's palace; it may soon be spied,
Pleasure > (The enchantress, Acrasia (so named at 212.1:8 and 212.48:8))
9 And day and night her doors to all stand open wide.
203.42
In Princes court, The rest she would haue said,
2 But that the foolish man, fild with delight
Of her sweet words, that all his sence dismaid,
4 And with her wondrous beautie rauisht quight,
Gan burne in filthy lust, and leaping light,
6 Thought in his bastard armes her to embrace.
With that she swaruing backe, her Iauelin bright
8 Against him bent, and fiercely did menace:
So turned her about, and fled away apace.
1 "In prince's court …" The rest she would have said, 2 But that the foolish man (filled with delight
But > Except