imbrued > stained, steeped

4 Had never been, nor ever by his might 5 Had thrown to ground the unregarded right: 6 Yet of his prowess proof he since has made

prowess > valour

7 (I witness am) in many a cruel fight; 8 The groaning ghosts of many one dismayed

ghosts > souls, spirits one >

9 Have felt the bitter dint of his avenging blade.

bitter > cruel, severe dint > impact, stroke

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And ye the forlorne reliques of his powre,
2 His byting sword, and his deuouring speare,
Which haue endured many a dreadfull stowre,
4 Can speake his prowesse, that did earst you beare,
And well could rule: now he hath left you heare,
6 To be the record of his ruefull losse,
And of my dolefull disauenturous deare:
8 O heauie record of the good Redcrosse,
Where haue +you+ left your Lord, that could so well you tosse?

9 you > yee 1590