Wherewith > With which
5 Could judge what pains do loving hearts perplex.
perplex > distress
6 Who means no guile, be guiled soonest shall,
Who > [He who] guiled > deceived
7 And to fair semblance does light faith annex;
light > quickly, promptly (adv.); ready; light (adj.) annex > attach
8 The bird that knows not the false fowler's call 9 Into his hidden net full easily does fall.
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For thy she would not in discourteise wise,
2 Scorne the faire offer of good will profest;
For great rebuke it is, loue to despise,
4 Or rudely sdeigne a gentle harts request;
But with faire countenaunce, as beseemed best,
6 Her entertaynd; nath'lesse she inly deemd
Her loue too light, to wooe a wandring guest:
8 Which she misconstruing, thereby esteemd
That from like inward fire that outward smoke had +steemd.+