9 And sat her by to watch, and sat her by to weep.
her by > [by her]
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Earely the morrow next, before that day
2 His ioyous face did to the world reueale,
They both vprose and tooke their readie way
4 Vnto the Church, their prayers to appeale,
With great deuotion, and with litle zeale:
6 For the faire Damzell from the holy herse
Her loue-sicke hart to other thoughts did steale;
8 And that old Dame said many an idle verse,
Out of her daughters hart fond fancies to reuerse.
1 Early the morrow next, before Day 2 His joyous face did to the world reveal, 3 They both uprose and took their ready way
ready > {Straight, direct; lying immediately before them}
4 To the church, their prayers to appeal,
appeal > address to a higher tribunal (i.e. God)
5 With great devotion, and with little zeal: 6 For the fair damsel from the holy hearse
hearse > dead body (i.e. that of Christ, and so the Christian faith); perhaps also: obsequy (cf. SC, "November", 60), and so: ceremony, service