5 As every one seemed meetest in that case.
meetest > most suitable
6 Seven of the same against the castle gate,
castle gate > [mouth: see 209.23 ff.]
7 In strong entrenchments, he did closely place,
closely > secretly
8 Which with incessant force and endless hate 9 They battered day and night, and entrance did await.
211.7
The other fiue, fiue sundry wayes he set,
2 Against the fiue great Bulwarkes of that +pile,+
And vnto each a Bulwarke did arret,
4 T'assayle with open force or hidden guile,
In hope thereof to win victorious spoile.
6 They all that charge did feruently apply,
With greedie malice and importune toyle,
8 And planted there their huge artillery,
With which they dayly made most dreadfull battery.
2 pile, > pile. 1596