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Fame blazed hath, that here in Faery lond
2 Do many famous Knightes and Ladies wonne,
And many straunge aduentures to be fond,
4 Of which great worth and worship may be wonne;
Which +I to proue,+ this voyage haue begonne.
6 But mote I weet of you, right curteous knight,
Tydings of one, that hath vnto me donne
8 Late foule dishonour and reprochfull spight,
The which I seeke to wreake, and Arthegall he hight.
5 I to proue, > to proue, I 1590
1 "Fame blazed has that here in Faery Land
blazed > proclaimed, trumpeted
2 Do many famous knights and ladies won,
won > dwell
3 And many strange adventures to be found,
to > [are to]
4 Of which great worth and worship may be won;