5 Who well perceived all, and all endued.
endued > digested (used of a hawk); hence: took in, absorbed (Latin inducere, to lead in)
6 Thus finely did he his false nets dispread,
finely > skilfully, artfully dispread > spread out
7 With which he many weak hearts had subdued
subdued > subdued; also: led astray, stolen away (Latin subduco, cognate with seduco and hence "seduce")
8 Of yore, and many had alike misled:
yore > old
9 What wonder, then, if she were likewise carried?
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