dalliance > {Idle and amusing talk} follies > foolishnesses; lewdnesses, wantonnesses forsake > refuse, decline
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Yet she still followed her former stile,
2 And said, and did all that mote him delight,
Till they arriued in that pleasant Ile,
4 Where sleeping late she left her other knight.
But when as Guyon of that land had sight,
6 He wist himselfe amisse, and angry said;
Ah Dame, perdie ye haue not doen me right,
8 Thus to mislead me, whiles I you obaid:
Me litle needed from my right way to haue straid.
1 Yet she still followed her former style, 2 And said and did all that might him delight, 3 Till they arrived in that pleasant isle,
in > [at]
4 Where, sleeping late, she left her other knight.
late > lately
5 But when Guyon of that land had sight, 6 He wist himself amiss, and angry said:
wist > knew, believed amiss > [to be] away from the mark, lost
7 "Ah dame, pardie you have not done me right,