[79] Astonished. So in "Euphues and his England," p. 102—"Philautus, astonied at this speech," &c. And again, in the "Fable of Jeronimi," by G. Gascoigne, p. 209: "When Ferdinando (somewhat astonied with hir strange speech) thus answered." And in "Thieves Falling Out," &c., 1615, by Rob. Greene: "The gentleman, astonied at this strange metamorphosis of his mistress."
[80] Sprent is sprinkled. So in Spenser's "Shepherd's Calendar," December—
"My head besprent with hoary frost I find."
And Fairfax's "Tasso," cant. xii. st. 101—
"His silver locks with dust he foul besprent."
Again in Milton's "Comus," l. 542—
"Of knot grass dew besprent."
[81] Harbour.
[82] Old copy, hasteth.
[83] Habiliments, S.P.