wrought > worked
7 She, only she, it is, that erst did throw
erst > recently; formerly
8 This gentle knight into so great distress,
gentle > noble; gentle so > such
9 That death him did await in daily wretchedness.
That > [Such that] him > him; he
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And now it seemes, that she suborned hath
2 This craftie messenger with letters vaine,
To worke new woe and +improuided+ scath,
4 By breaking of the band betwixt vs twaine;
Wherein she vsed hath the practicke paine
6 Of this false footman, clokt with simplenesse,
Whom if ye please for to discouer plaine,
8 Ye shall him Archimago find, I ghesse,
The falsest man aliue; +who+ tries shall find no lesse.
3 improuided > vnprouided reported by Todd in some 1596 copies 9 who > wo 1590, 1596: FE