8 Of pardon for the strife, which late befell
Of > For
9 Betwixt us both unknown." So ended Paridell.
unknown > [when we were unknown to each other]
309.52
But all the while, that he these speaches spent,
2 Vpon his lips hong faire Dame Hellenore,
With vigilant regard, and dew attent,
4 Fashioning worlds of fancies euermore
In her fraile wit, that now her quite forlore:
6 The whiles vnwares away her wondring eye,
And greedy eares her weake hart from her bore:
8 Which he perceiuing, euer priuily
In speaking, many false belgardes at her let fly.
1 But, all the while that he these speeches spent, 2 Upon his lips hung fair Dame Hellenore, 3 With vigilant regard, and due attent,
attent > attention
4 Fashioning worlds of fancies evermore 5 In her frail wit, that now her quite forlore:
frail > weak, morally weak wit > mind forlore > forsook