pardie > truly; "by God" done > served, treated
8 Thus to mislead me, while I you obeyed: 9 Me little needed from my right way to have strayed."
206.23
Faire Sir (quoth she) be not displeasd at all;
2 Who fares on sea, may not commaund his way,
Ne wind and weather at his pleasure call:
4 The sea is wide, and easie for to stray;
The wind vnstable, and doth neuer stay.
6 But here a while ye may in safety rest,
Till season serue new passage to assay;
8 Better safe port, then be in seas distrest.
Therewith she laught, and did her earnest end in iest.
1 "Fair sir," quoth she, "be not displeased at all; 2 Who fares on sea may not command his way,
Who > [Whoever]
3 Nor wind and weather at his pleasure call: 4 The sea is wide, and easy to stray;
easy > [it is easy]
5 The wind unstable, and does never stay.
stay > cease