other > [the other] are > (The plural form is forced for the sake of the rhyme)
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The royall Mayd woxe inly wondrous glad,
2 To heare her Loue so highly magnifide,
And ioyd that euer she affixed had,
4 Her hart on knight so goodly glorifide,
How euer finely she it faind to hide:
6 The louing mother, that nine monethes did beare,
In the deare closet of her painefull side,
8 Her tender babe, it seeing safe appeare,
Doth not so much reioyce, as she reioyced theare.
1 The royal maid waxed inly wondrous glad
waxed inly > grew inwardly
2 To hear her love so highly magnified,
magnified > praised
3 And joyed that ever she affixed had
joyed > rejoiced
4 Her heart on knight so goodly glorified,