bountiest > ?most virtuous, most worthy (this word is not in OED) debonair > gentle, meek; gracious; courteous; affable
3 That ever living eye I ween did see;
ween > think
4 Lives none this day that may with her compare 5 In steadfast chastity and virtue rare, 6 The goodly ornaments of beauty bright; 7 And is cleped Florimell the fair,
cleped > called
8 Fair Florimell, beloved of many a knight, 9 Yet she loves none but one, that Marinell is hight.
hight > named
305.9
A Sea-nymphes sonne, that Marinell is hight,
2 Of my deare Dame is loued dearely well;
In other none, but him, she sets delight,
4 All her delight is set on Marinell;
But he sets nought at all by Florimell:
6 For Ladies loue his mother long ygoe
Did him, they say, forwarne through sacred spell.
8 But fame now flies, that of a forreine foe
He is yslaine, which is the ground of all our woe.
1 "A sea-nymph's son, that Marinell is hight,