6 And ever and anon the rosy red
ever and anon > every now and then
7 Flashed through her face, as it had been a flake
Flashed > Rushed as > [as if] flake > flash
8 Of lightning, through bright heaven fulmined;
fulmined > sent forth (used of lightning or thunder)
9 At last, the passion past, she thus him answered:
302.6
Faire Sir, I let you weete, that from the howre
2 I taken was from nourses tender pap,
I haue beene trained vp in warlike stowre,
4 To tossen speare and shield, and to affrap
The warlike ryder to his most mishap;
6 Sithence I loathed haue my life to lead,
As Ladies wont, in pleasures wanton lap,
8 To finger the fine needle and nyce thread;
Me leuer were with point of foemans speare be dead.
1 "Fair sir, I let you weet that, from the hour