fain > obliged
6 And ladies' love, to leave, so dearly bought?" 7 "What need of arms, where peace does ay remain,"
ay > ever, always
8 Said he, "and battles none are to be fought? 9 As for loose loves, they are vain, and vanish into naught."
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O let me not (quoth he) +then turne+ againe
2 Backe to the world, whose ioyes so fruitlesse are;
But let me here for aye in peace remaine,
4 Or streight way on that last long voyage fare,
That nothing may my present hope empare.
6 That may not be (said he) ne maist thou yit
Forgo that royall maides bequeathed care,
8 Who did her cause into thy hand commit,
Till from her cursed foe thou haue her freely quit.
1 then turne > returne 1609
1 "O let me not," quoth he, "then turn again 2 Back to the world, whose joys so fruitless are; 3 But let me here for ay in peace remain,
ay > ever, always
4 Or straightway on that last long voyage fare,