lovely > amorous
6 Of dear Sansfoy, I never joyed hour,
joyed > [enjoyed an]
7 But in eternal woes my weaker heart
weaker > too-weak
8 Have wasted, loving him with all my power, 9 And for his sake have felt full many a heavy stour.
full > very stour > [time of] turmoil or distress
104.47
At last when perils all I weened past,
2 And hop'd to reape the crop of all my care,
Into new woes vnweeting I was cast,
4 By this false faytor, who vnworthy ware
His worthy shield, whom he with guilefull snare
6 Entrapped slew, and brought to shamefull graue.
Me silly maid away with him he bare,
8 And euer since hath kept in darksome caue,
For that I would not yeeld, that to Sans-foy I gaue.
1 "At last, when perils all I weened past,