privity > privacy, seclusion
6 Of what loins and what lineage I did spring: 7 Whose answer bade me still assured be
still > continually
8 That I was son and heir to a king, 9 As time in her just term the truth to light should bring."
just > full, proper
109.6
Well worthy impe, said then the Lady gent,
2 And Pupill fit for such a Tutours hand.
But what aduenture, or what high intent
4 Hath brought you hither into Faery land,
Aread Prince Arthur, crowne of Martiall band?
6 Full hard it is (quoth he) to read aright
The course of heauenly cause, or vnderstand
8 The secret meaning of th'eternall might,
That rules mens wayes, and rules the thoughts of liuing wight.
1 "Well worthy imp," said then the lady gent,
imp > child, scion gent > noble, high-born; graceful, elegant
2 "And pupil fit for such a tutor's hand! 3 But what adventure, or what high intent,