blandishment > cajolery; flattery lovely > loving
9 Most like that virgin true which for her knight him took.
which for her knight him took > [who chose him as her knight]
101.50
All cleane dismayd to see so vncouth sight,
2 And half enraged at her shamelesse guise,
He thought +haue+ slaine her in his fierce despight:
4 But hasty heat tempring with sufferance wise,
He stayde his hand, and gan himselfe aduise
6 To proue his sense, and tempt her faigned truth.
Wringing her hands in +wemens+ pitteous wise,
8 Tho +can+ she weepe, to stirre vp gentle ruth,
Both for her noble bloud, and for her tender youth.
3 haue > t'haue 1609 7 wemens > womens 1609 8 can > gan 1679
1 All clean dismayed to see so uncouth sight,
clean > entirely uncouth > unaccustomed, unseemly [a]
2 And half enraged at her shameless guise,
guise > behaviour; appearance