hardiment > hardihood, audacity
8 Or succour her, or me direct the way;
Or > Either me > [to me]
9 Do one, or other good, I you most humbly pray.
good > [good deed] pray > implore
305.11
So may +you+ gaine to you full great renowme,
2 Of all good Ladies through the world so wide,
And haply in her hart find highest rowme,
4 Of whom ye seeke to be most magnifide:
At least eternall meede shall you abide.
6 To whom the Prince; Dwarfe, comfort to thee take,
For till thou tidings learne, what her betide,
8 I here auow thee neuer to forsake.
Ill weares he armes, that nill them vse for Ladies sake.
1 you > ye 1590
1 "So may you gain to you full great renown,
So > Thus full > very, exceedingly