mickle > much, greatly marred > damaged morally, corrupted
9 And moved amiss with massy muck's unmeet regard.
massy > solid, weighty (applied esp. to precious metals) unmeet > unfitting, unseemly regard > [Minds of mortal men are … moved amiss with unmeet regard for massy muck]
310.32
And +more+, I graunt to thy great miserie
2 Gratious respect, thy wife shall backe be sent,
And that vile knight, who euer that he bee,
4 Which hath thy Lady reft, and knighthood shent,
By Sanglamort my sword, whose deadly dent
6 The bloud hath of so many thousands shed,
I sweare, ere long shall dearely it repent;
8 Ne he twixt heauen and earth shall hide his hed,
But soone he shall be found, and shortly doen be ded.
1 more > mote 1590
1 "And more, I grant to your great misery 2 Gracious respect; your wife shall back be sent, 3 And that vile knight, whoever he be, 4 Who has your lady reft, and knighthood shent,
reft > taken away shent > disgraced
5 By Sanglamort my sword, whose deadly dint
Sanglamort > "Bloody Death" (French) dint > blow, stroke