again > in return (pleonastic, and thus intensive)
8 That both his sides were thrilled with the throw,
That > [So that] thrilled > pierced with the throw > by the stroke
9 And a large stream of blood out of the wound did flow.
305.22
He tombling downe, with gnashing teeth did bite
2 The bitter earth, and bad to let him in
Into the balefull house of endlesse night,
4 Where wicked ghosts do waile their former sin.
Tho gan the battell freshly to begin;
6 For nathemore for that spectacle bad,
Did th'other two their cruell vengeaunce blin,
8 But both attonce on both sides him bestad,
And load vpon him layd, his life for to haue had.
1 He, tumbling down, with gnashing teeth did bite 2 The bitter earth, and bade to let him in,
to > [it to]
3 Into the baleful house of endless night,
baleful > deadly, miserable (with possible connotation of hell-fire: cf. 101.16:7)