5 A foggy mist that overcast the day, 6 And a dull blast that, breathing on her face,
dull > obscuring, gloomy blast > {Wind, blighting wind, breath of a malignant power} her > [Fraelissa's]
7 Dimmed her former beauty's shining ray, 8 And with foul ugly form did her disgrace:
disgrace > disfigure, disgrace
9 Then was she fair alone, when none was fair in place.
she > [Duessa] in place > in her place; or: there (thus casting doubt on the reality of her beauty)
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Then cride she out, +fye+, fye, deformed wight,
2 Whose borrowed beautie now appeareth plaine
To haue before bewitched all mens sight;
4 O leaue her soone, or let her soone be slaine.
Her loathly visage viewing with disdaine,
6 Eftsoones I thought her such, as she me told,
And would haue kild her; but with faigned paine,
8 The false witch did my wrathfull hand with-hold;
So left her, where she now is turnd to treen mould.
1 fye > Fye 1609
1 "Then cried she out, `Fie, fie, deformed wight,