eke > moreover
7 Nor none can wound the man that does them wield."
none can > can anyone
8 "Charmed or enchanted," answered he then fierce, 9 "I no whit reck; nor you the like need to rehearse.
reck > care about, take account of rehearse > give an account of
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But faire Fidessa, sithens fortunes guile,
2 Or enimies powre hath now captiued you,
Returne from whence ye came, and rest a while
4 Till morrow next, that I the Elfe subdew,
And with Sans-foyes dead dowry you endew.
6 Ay me, that is a double death (she said)
With proud foes sight my sorrow to renew:
8 Where euer yet I be, my secret aid
Shall follow you. So passing forth she him obaid.
1 "But, fair Fidessa, sithens Fortune's guile
sithens > since
2 Or enemy's power has now captived you,