4 For he could well his glozing speeches frame
glozing > flattering; coaxing, wheedling
5 To such vain uses, that him best became:
vain > foolish; empty
6 But she thereto would lend but light regard,
thereto > to that, to those
7 As seeming sorry that she ever came 8 Into his power, that used her so hard, 9 To reave her honour, which she more than life preferred.
reave > plunder, despoil
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Thus as they two of kindnesse treated long,
2 There them by chaunce encountred on the way
An armed knight, vpon a courser strong,
4 Whose trampling feet vpon the hollow lay
Seemed to thunder, and did nigh affray
6 That Capons courage: yet he looked grim,
And fain'd to cheare his Ladie in dismay;
8 Who seem'd for feare to quake in euery lim,
And her to saue from outrage, meekely prayed him.