“prefering dutiful affection before fearful duty” to preferring.
“that thou art he beggarliest dastardly villain” to the.
“means to temper the minds of their proud woers” to wooers.
“self-love then first in him divided itself from vain glory” to vainglory.
“No villian, die: it is Philoclea that” to villain.
“a strong cask bravely covered, wherewith he covered his head” to casque.
“encroached to usurp a room in her right ride” to side.
“the rest were quickly discomfitted, and, despairing” discomfited.
(“can Musidorus have anything wherein I have no interest?” “I,” said he, “and for the present a greater wonder...) to Aye.
“and we only can restore them to themselvee” to themselves.