3 And soon forgot his former sickly pain; 4 But she, the more to seem such as she hight,
hight > was called
5 Coyly rebutted his embracement light;
rebutted > reproved; repulsed embracement > embraces light > wanton (qualifying "embracement"); quickly, lightly (qualifying "rebutted")
6 Yet still with gentle countenance retained,
retained > [retained his interest]
7 Enough to hold a fool in vain delight:
vain > futile; weak, foolish
8 Him long she so with shadows entertained,
so > thus