1 Dismayed with so desperate deadly wound,
Dismayed with > Dismayed by; dis-made by (again the pun: cf. 108.5:4) so > such [a]
2 And eke impatient of unwonted pain,
eke impatient of unwonted pain > also unable to endure unaccustomed pain
3 He loudly brayed with beastly yelling sound,
brayed > cried out
4 That all the fields rebellowed again;
That > [So that] rebellowed > bellowed in reply; loudly re-echoed
5 As great a noise, as when in Cymbrian plain
Cymbrian > (Various explanations of this word have been put forward: (1) Cumbrian: Cumbria is a region in NW England which Spenser probably knew; (2) Cambrian, meaning Welsh; (3) Cimbrian, after the Cimbrian peninsula in modern Denmark, once noted for the ferocity of its inhabitants; (4) Crimean: relating to the Tauric Chersonese, once inhabited by the Cimmerii)