of > by
6 And by the dancing bubbles did divine, 7 Or therein write to let his love be shown;
write > (See Ovid, Heroides 17.75-90)
8 Which well she read out of the learned line, 9 A sacrament profane in mystery of wine.
profane > (Since wine is used in the Eucharist)
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And when so of his hand the pledge she raught,
2 The guilty cup she fained to mistake,
And in her lap did shed her idle draught,
4 Shewing desire her inward flame to slake:
By such close signes they secret way did make
6 Vnto their wils, and one eyes watch escape;
Two eyes him needeth, for to watch and wake,
8 Who louers will deceiue. Thus was the ape,
By their faire handling, put into Malbeccoes cape.
1 And when so of his hand the pledge she raught,
so > thus raught > reached, took (i.e. she took the cup from him)
2 The guilty cup she fained to mistake,