deceived > deprived, cheated
5 Could make a stony heart his hap to rue;
hap > lot, fortune
6 His raw-boned arms, whose mighty brawned bowers
raw-boned > {Gaunt; having projecting bones} brawned bowers > brawny muscles
7 Were wont to rive steel plates, and helmets hew,
wont > accustomed
8 Were clean consumed, and all his vital powers 9 Decayed, and all his flesh shrunk up like withered flowers.
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Whom when his Lady saw, to him she ran
2 With hasty ioy: to see him made her glad,
And sad to view his visage pale and wan,
4 Who earst in flowres of freshest youth was clad.
Tho when her well of teares she wasted had,
6 She said, Ah dearest Lord, what euill starre
On you hath fround, and pourd his influence bad,
8 That of your selfe ye thus berobbed arre,
And this misseeming hew your manly looks doth marre?