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His hideous tayle then hurled he about,
2 And therewith all enwrapt the nimble thyes
Of his froth-fomy steed, whose courage stout
4 Striuing to loose the knot, that fast him tyes,
Himselfe in streighter bandes too rash implyes,
6 That to the ground he is perforce constraynd
To throw his rider: who can quickly ryse
8 From off the earth, with durty bloud distaynd,
For that reprochfull fall right fowly he disdaynd.
1 His hideous tail then hurled he about,
hideous > terrific; immense hurled > whirled; drove with force
2 And therewith all enwrapped the nimble thighs
therewith > with that [with his tail]
3 Of his froth-foamy steed, whose courage stout,
his > [the knight's] stout > proud; fierce; bold
4 Striving to loose the knot that fast him ties,
fast > firmly