bandies > (To "bandy" is to throw or drive a ball away; hence, here, "bandies" = "repels")
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But thine my Deare (welfare thy heart my deare)
2 Though strange beginning had, yet fixed is
On one, that worthy may perhaps appeare;
4 And certes seemes bestowed not amis:
Ioy thereof haue thou and eternall blis.
6 With that vpleaning on her elbow weake,
Her +alablaster+ brest she soft did kis,
8 Which all that while she felt to pant and quake,
As it an Earth-quake were; at last she thus bespake.
7 alablaster > alablasted 1596
1 "But yours, my dear (welfare your heart, my dear),
welfare > well fare; may it go well with
2 Though strange beginning had, yet fixed is 3 On one that worthy may perhaps appear;
appear > {Come forth into view at a later time}
4 And certes seems bestowed not amiss:
certes > assuredly bestowed > located, placed; hence also: endowed