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for grief of mind 6 That he in odds of arms was conquered; 7 Yet in himself some comfort he did find, 8 That him so noble knight had mastered, knight > [a knight] mastered > overcome 9 Whose bounty more than might, yet both he wondered. more than > [was greater than his] wondered > marvelled at 205.15 Which _Guyon_ marking said, Be nought agrieu'd, 2 Sir knight, that thus ye now subdewed arre: Was neuer man, who most conquestes atchieu'd 4 But sometimes had the worse, and lost by warre, Yet shortly gaynd, that losse exceeded farre: 6 Losse is no shame, nor to be lesse then foe, But to be lesser, then himselfe, doth marre 8 Both loosers lot, and victours prayse alsoe. Vaine others ouerthrowes, +who+ selfe doth ouerthrowe. 9 who > whose _1609_ 1 Which Guyon marking said, "Be naught aggrieved, Guyon marking > [marking, Guyon] 2 Sir knight, that thus you now subdued are: 3 Was never man who most conquests achieved, most > most; the greatest 4 But sometimes had the worse, and lost by war, 5 Yet shortly gained that loss exceeded far: that loss exceeded > [that which exceeded the loss by] 6 Loss is no shame, nor to be less than foe, 7 But to be lesser than himself does mar lesser > less 8 Both loser's lot and victor's praise also. praise > praiseworthiness also > (Tautological) 9 Vain others' overthrows, who self does overthrow. Vain others' overthrows, who self does overthrow > [In vain are the defeats of others, to whomever defeats himself] 205.16 Fly, O _Pyrochles_, fly the dreadfull warre, 2 That in thy selfe thy lesser parts do moue, Outrageous anger, and woe-working iarre, 4 Direfull impatience, and hart murdring loue; Those, those thy foes, those warriours far remoue, 6 Which thee to endlesse bale captiued lead. But sith in might thou didst my mercy proue, 8 Of curtesie to me the cause +aread+, That thee against me drew with so impetuous dread. 8 aread > a read _1596_ 1 "Fly, O Pyrochles, fly the dreadful war, 2 That in yourself your lesser parts do move: lesser parts > inferior qualities, lesser attributes 3 Outrageous anger, and woe-working jar, Outrageous > Intemperate; fierce jar > discord (see 204.41:7) 4 Direful impatience, and heart-murdering love; impatience > impatience; intolerance, inability to endure suffering 5 Those, those
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