5 In which full many lovely nymphs abide,
full > very nymphs > (The minor female divinities with whom the Greeks peopled all parts of nature) abide > dwell
6 Amongst whom might be that he did closely lie,
might > [it might] closely > secretly
7 Or that the love of some of them him tied: 8 For-thy she thither cast her course to apply,
For-thy > Therefore; for this reason cast > decided apply > steer
9 To search the secret haunts of Diana's company.
haunts > resorts
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Shortly vnto the wastefull woods she came,
2 Whereas she found the Goddesse with her crew,
After late chace of their embrewed game,
4 Sitting beside a fountaine in a rew,
Some of them washing with the liquid dew
6 From off their dainty limbes the dustie sweat,
And soyle which did deforme their liuely hew;
8 Others lay shaded from the scorching heat;
The rest vpon her person gaue attendance great.