8 With upstart hair, and staring eyes' dismay,
upstart > upstanding
9 From Limbo-lake him late escaped sure would say.
Limbo-lake > (The pit of hell; Limbo is the region at the edge of hell where the unbaptized are confined; "lake" comes to us via Latin from the Greek lakkos, = pit, hollow, hole (filled with water or not))
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High ouer hilles and ouer dales he fled,
2 As if the wind him on his winges had borne,
Ne banck nor bush could stay him, when he sped
4 His nimble feet, as treading still on thorne:
Griefe, and despight, and gealosie, and scorne
6 Did all the way him follow hard behind,
And he himselfe himselfe loath'd so forlorne,
8 So shamefully forlorne of womankind;
That as a Snake, still lurked in his wounded mind.
1 High over hills and over dales he fled, 2 As if the wind him on its wings had borne, 3 Neither bank nor bush could stay him when he sped
stay > hinder
4 His nimble feet, as treading still on thorn:
still > ever