8 With all the courtesies that she could devise, 9 Nor wanted aught to show her bounteous or wise.
bounteous > {Full of goodness; beneficent}
110.12
Thus as they gan of sundry things deuise,
2 Loe two most goodly virgins came in place,
Ylinked arme in arme in louely wise,
4 With countenance demure, and modest grace,
They numbred euen steps and equall pace:
6 Of which the eldest, that Fidelia hight,
Like sunny beames threw from her Christall face,
8 That could haue dazd the rash beholders sight,
And round about her head did shine like heauens light.
1 Thus as they gan of sundry things devise,
gan > did devise > talk
2 Lo two most goodly virgins came in place,
goodly > beautiful in place > there
3 Linked arm-in-arm in lovely wise,
lovely > [a] loving, lovely wise > manner