one > [the Faery Queen]
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The Prince was inly moued at her speach,
2 Well weeting trew, what she had rashly told;
Yet with faire +semblaunt+ sought to hide the breach,
4 Which chaunge of colour did perforce vnfold,
Now seeming flaming whot, now stony cold.
6 Tho turning soft aside, he did inquire,
What wight she was, that Poplar braunch did hold:
8 It answered was, her name was Prays-desire,
That by well doing sought to honour to aspire.
3 semblaunt > samblaunt 1596
1 The prince was inly moved at her speech,
inly > inwardly
2 Well weeting true, what she had rashly told;
weeting > knowing [to be]
3 Yet with fair semblant sought to hide the breach
semblant > expression; demeanour, outward show; pretence breach > {Broken or injured spot; hence: raw nerve}