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gh they bodies seem, yet substance from them fades. fades > vanishes (cf. 105.15:5) 209.16 As when a swarme of Gnats at euentide 2 Out of the fennes of Allan do arise, Their murmuring small trompets sounden wide, 4 Whiles in the aire their clustring army flies, That as a cloud doth seeme to dim the skies; 6 Ne man nor beast may rest, or take repast, For their sharpe wounds, and noyous iniuries, 8 Till the fierce Northerne wind +with+ blustring blast Doth blow them quite away, and in the _Ocean_ cast. 8 with > _omitted from 1596_ 1 As when a swarm of gnats at eventide 2 Out of the fens of Allen do arise, Allen > (The Bog of Allen, a 372 square-mile peat morass in NW Ireland; the Lough of Allen is cited as one source of Ireland's principal river, the Shannon) 3 Their murmuring small trumpets sound wide, 4 While in the air their clustering army flies, 5 That, as a cloud, does seem to dim the skies; 6 Neither man nor beast may rest, or take repast, 7 For their sharp wounds, and noyous injuries, noyous > vexatious injuries > wrongs inflicted; _hence:_ attacks 8 Till the fierce northern wind, with blustering blast, 9 Does blow them quite away, and in the ocean cast. 209.17 Thus when they had that troublous rout disperst, 2 Vnto the castle gate they come againe, And entraunce crau'd, which was denied erst. 4 Now when report of that their +perilous+ paine, And combrous +conflict+, which they did sustaine, 6 Came to the Ladies eare, which there did dwell, She forth issewed with a goodly traine 8 Of Squires and Ladies equipaged well, And entertained them right fairely, as befell. 4 perilous > perlous _1590_ 5 conflict > comflict _1596_ 1 Thus when they had that troublous rout dispersed, 2 To the castle gate they come again, 3 And entrance craved, which was denied erst. erst > at first; lately 4 Now when report of that their perilous pain, 5 And cumbrous conflict, which they did sustain, cumbrous > harassing (cf. 101.23) 6 Came to the lady's ear, which there did dwell, 7 She forth issued with a goodly train goodly > courteous, kindly; comely 8 Of squires and ladies equipaged well, squires > attendants equipaged > fitted out 9 And entertained them right fairly, as befell. entertained > received fairly > courteously, well; becomingly befell > was fitting 209.
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