'With dredeful foot thanne stalketh Palamoun.'
—Knight's Tale, 1479.
[333]. uncouth: literally, unknown; strange, with the idea of the disagreeable.
[334]. gloried: a participial form derived from the noun.
[335]. informed: directed.
[343]. Angels': I have followed Keightley in making 'Angels' a genitive.
[345]. Duelled: it was an individual fight on the part of Samson.
[354]. as: that; this use of 'as' after 'so' and 'such' is not uncommon in Shakespeare and Bacon, and the later literature.
'I feel such sharp dissension in my breast,
Such fierce alarums both of hope and fear,