5 with faire > with a faire 1596 7 spoile, > spoile. 1596
1 Such when Archimago did them view, 2 He weened well to work some uncouth wile:
weened > {Thought it possible or likely} uncouth > strange; bizarre; unseemly
3 Eftsoons untwisting his deceitful clew,
Eftsoons > Thereupon clew > ball of thread
4 He began to weave a web of wicked guile, 5 And, with fair countenance and flattering style, 6 To them approaching, thus the knight bespoke:
bespoke > addressed
7 "Fair son of Mars, that seeks with warlike spoil
spoil > plunder, booty
8 And great achievements great yourself to make, 9 Vouchsafe to stay your steed for humble miser's sake."