the fourth hour of night > [10 p.m.] sixth > [midnight]
8 Yet the bold Britoness was naught adrad,
adrad > frightened
9 Though much enmoved, but steadfast still persevered.
enmoved > moved persevered > remained [where she was]
312.3
All suddenly a stormy whirlwind blew
2 Throughout the house, that clapped euery dore,
With which that yron wicket open flew,
4 As it with mightie leuers had bene tore:
And forth issewd, as on the ready flore
6 Of some Theatre, a graue personage,
That in his hand a branch of laurell bore,
8 With comely haueour and count'nance sage,
Yclad in costly garments, fit for tragicke Stage.
1 All suddenly a stormy whirlwind blew 2 Throughout the house, that clapped every door,
clapped > slammed
3 With which that iron wicket open flew,