treen > (Here pronounced as two syllables: made of "tree", tree- like) mould > shape, form
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+Thens+ forth I tooke Duessa for my Dame,
2 And in the witch vnweeting ioyd long time,
Ne euer wist, but that she was the same,
4 Till on a day (that day is euery Prime,
When Witches wont do penance for their crime)
6 I chaunst to see her in her proper hew,
Bathing her selfe in origane and thyme:
8 A filthy foule old woman I did vew,
That euer to haue toucht her, I did deadly rew.
1 Thens > Then 1590, 1596: FE
1 "Thenceforth I took Duessa for my dame, 2 And in the witch unweeting joyed long time,
unweeting > unwittingly
3 Nor ever wist that she was the same,
wist > knew, guessed the same > 4 Till on a day (that day is every prime, prime > {First day of the new moon; or, perhaps: springtime}