plain > complain
9 With gentle murmur, that its course they did restrain.
murmur > murmur; grumbling
305.40
Beside the same a dainty place there lay,
2 Planted with mirtle trees and laurels greene,
In which the birds song many a louely lay
4 Of gods high prayse, and of their +loues sweet+ teene,
As it an earthly Paradize had beene:
6 In whose enclosed shadow there was pight
A faire Pauilion, scarcely to be seene,
8 The which was all within most richly dight,
That greatest Princes +liuing+ it mote well delight.
4 loues sweet > sweet loues 1590 9 liuing > liking 1590
1 Beside the same a dainty place there lay,
dainty > delightful, pleasing
2 Planted with myrtle trees and laurels green,
myrtle > (The myrtle is held sacred to Venus and was used as an emblem of love; the laurel is sacred to Phoebus Apollo (see 212.52:5): appropriate vegetation for the residence of Belphoebe, on the etymology of whose name see 305.27:9)