9 A rueful spectacle of death and ghastly drear.
drear > sorrow, grief
108.41
His sad dull eyes deepe sunck in hollow pits,
2 Could not endure th'vnwonted sunne to view;
His bare thin cheekes for want of better bits,
4 And empty sides deceiued of their dew,
Could make a stony hart his hap to rew;
6 His rawbone armes, whose mighty brawned bowrs
Were wont to riue steele plates, +and+ helmets hew,
8 Were cleane consum'd, and all his vitall powres
Decayd, and all his flesh shronk vp like withered flowres.
7 and > omitted from 1596
1 His sad dull eyes, deep sunk in hollow pits, 2 Could not endure the unwonted sun to view;
unwonted > unaccustomed
3 His bare, thin cheeks, for want of better bits,
bits > [of food]
4 And empty sides deceived of their due,