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Long she thus traueiled through deserts wyde,
2 By which she thought her wandring knight shold pas,
Yet neuer shew of liuing wight espyde;
4 Till that at length she found the troden gras,
In which the tract of peoples footing was,
6 Vnder the steepe foot of a mountaine hore;
The same she followes, till at last she has
8 A damzell spyde slow footing her before,
That on her shoulders sad a pot of water bore.
1 Long she thus travelled through deserts wide, 2 By which she thought her wandering knight should pass,
By > Through
3 Yet never show of living wight espied;
show > trace wight > person
4 Till at length she found the trodden grass 5 In which the tract of people's footing was,
tract > track
6 Under the steep foot of a mountain hoar;
hoar > hoary, grey; ancient