9 Bidding his winged vessel fairly forward fly:
207.2
So Guyon hauing lost his trusty guide,
2 Late left beyond that Ydle lake, proceedes
Yet on his way, of none accompanide;
4 And euermore himselfe with comfort feedes,
Of his owne vertues, and prayse-worthy deedes.
6 +So long+ he yode, yet no aduenture found,
Which fame of her shrill trompet worthy reedes:
8 For still he traueild through wide wastfull ground,
That nought but desert wildernesse shew'd all around.
6 So long > Long so 1590 (corrected in some copies)
1 So Guyon, having lost his trusty guide 2 (Late left beyond that Idle Lake), proceeds
Late > Lately
3 Yet on his way, of none accompanied;
of > by
4 And evermore himself with comfort feeds,
comfort > {Renewal of strength; comfort}