stead > place
3 Over the door thus written she did spy: 4 Be bold; she oft and oft it over-read,
over-read > re-read
5 Yet could not find what sense it figured:
figured > expressed
6 But, whatso were therein +or+ written or meant,
whatso > whatever or > either
7 She was no whit thereby discouraged 8 From prosecuting her first intent, 9 But forward with bold steps into the next room went.
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Much fairer, then the former, was that roome,
2 And richlier by many partes arayd:
For not with arras made in painefull loome,
4 But with pure gold it all was ouerlayd,
Wrought with wilde Antickes, which their follies playd,
6 In the rich metall, as they liuing were:
A thousand monstrous formes therein were made,
8 Such as false loue doth oft vpon him +weare,+
For loue in thousand monstrous formes doth oft appeare.