gentle > noble; gentle
6 With garments rent, and hair dishevelled,
rent > torn
7 Wringing her hands, and making piteous moan;
moan > lamentation
8 Her swollen eyes were much disfigured, 9 And her fair face with tears was foully blubbered.
blubbered > swollen, stained
201.14
The knight approching nigh, thus to her said,
2 Faire Ladie, through foule sorrow ill bedight,
Great pittie is to see you thus dismaid,
4 And marre the blossome of your beautie bright:
For thy appease your griefe and heauie plight,
6 And tell the cause of your conceiued paine.
For if he liue, that hath you doen +despight,+
8 He shall you doe due recompence againe,
Or else his wrong with greater puissance maintaine.
7 despight, > despight; 1596, 1609