eke > also
7 His wanton sports, being returned late
wanton > frisky, playful; lewd late > lately
8 From his fierce wars, and having from him laid
from him laid > [laid down]
9 His cruel bow, wherewith he thousands has dismayed.
wherewith > with which dismayed > dismayed; defeated
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Diuerse delights they found them selues to please;
2 Some song in sweet consort, some laught for ioy,
Some plaid with strawes, some +idly+ sat at ease;
4 But other some could not abide to toy,
All pleasaunce was to them griefe and annoy:
6 This fround, that faund, the third for shame did blush,
Another seemed enuious, or coy,
8 Another in her teeth did gnaw a rush:
But at these straungers presence euery one did hush.
3 idly > idle 1609