astonishment > {Loss of sense or wits}
2 And, with pale eyes fast fixed on the rest,
fast > firmly
3 Their counsel craved, in danger imminent. 4 Said Trompart, "You, that are the most oppressed
oppressed > weighed down
5 With burden of great treasure, I think best 6 Here to stay in safety behind; 7 My lord and I will search the wide forest." 8 That counsel pleased not Malbecco's mind: 9 For he was much afraid himself alone to find.
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Then is it best (said he) that ye doe leaue
2 Your treasure here in some securitie,
Either fast closed in some hollow greaue,
4 Or buried in the ground from ieopardie,
Till we returne againe in safetie:
6 As for vs two, least doubt of vs ye haue,
Hence farre away we will blindfolded lie,
8 Ne priuie be vnto your treasures graue.
It pleased: so he +did.+ Then they march forward braue.
9 did. > did, 1596
1 "Then is it best," said he, "that you do leave