5 Her locks, that loathly were and hoary grey,
loathly > loathsome, repulsive
6 Grew all afore, and loosely hung unrolled, 7 But all behind was bald, and worn away, 8 That none thereof could ever take hold,
That > [So that]
9 And eke her face ill-favoured, full of wrinkles old.
eke > also [was] ill-favoured > ugly
204.5
And euer as she went, her tongue did walke
2 In foule reproch, and termes of vile despight,
Prouoking him by her outrageous talke,
4 To heape more vengeance on that wretched wight;
Sometimes she raught him stones, wherwith to smite,
6 Sometimes her staffe, though it her one leg were,
Withouten which she could not go vpright;
8 Ne any euill meanes she did forbeare,
That might him moue to wrath, and indignation reare.
1 And ever as she went her tongue did walk
walk > move, remain in motion