stour > distress; conflict, turmoil
6 When the two fearful women saw, they grew 7 Greatly confused in behaviour; 8 At last, the fury past, to former hue
fury > inspired frenzy; poetic rage (cf. I:261) hue > appearance; colour
9 He turned again, and cheerful looks as erst did show.
erst > formerly
303.51
Then, when them selues they well instructed had
2 Of all, that needed them to be inquird,
They both conceiuing hope of comfort glad,
4 With lighter hearts vnto their home retird;
Where they in secret counsell close conspird,
6 How to effect so hard an enterprize,
And to possesse the purpose they desird:
8 Now this, now that twixt them they did deuise,
And diuerse plots did frame, to maske in strange +disguise+.
9 disguise > deuise 1596, 1609
1 Then, when themselves they well instructed had 2 Of all that needed them to be inquired,
needed > [was necessary to] inquired > searched into, investigated (trans.)