challenge > {Call to account: a term used in hunting when the hounds first cry at finding the scent}
201.13
He staid not lenger talke, but with fierce ire
2 And zealous hast away is quickly gone
To seeke that knight, where him that craftie Squire
4 Supposd to be. They do arriue anone,
Where sate a gentle Lady all alone,
6 With garments rent, and haire discheueled,
Wringing her hands, and making piteous mone;
8 Her swollen eyes were much disfigured,
And her faire face with teares was fowly blubbered.
1 He stayed not longer talk, but with fierce ire
talk > [talking, to talk, for talk]
2 And zealous haste away is quickly gone 3 To seek that knight, where him that crafty squire
squire > (See 201.21:6-9)
4 Supposed to be. They do arrive anon
Supposed > {Stated, asserted as a fact} anon > straightway; (catachr.) soon
5 Where sat a gentle lady all alone,