s, all cruell keene,
4 Headed with flint, and feathers bloudie dide,
Such as the _Indians_ in their quiuers hide;
6 Those could he well direct and streight as line,
And bid them strike the marke, which he had eyde,
8 Ne was +there+ salue, ne was +there+ medicine,
That mote recure their wounds: so inly they did tine.

8 there > their _1590, 1596; cf. 110.36:6, 202.30:1, 206.27:9,
304.41:7, 312.28:1_
8 there > their _1590, 1596_

1 And in his hand a bent bow was seen,
2 And many arrows under his right side,
3 All deadly dangerous, all cruel keen,

keen > sharp

4 Headed with flint, and feathers bloody dyed,
5 Such as the Indians in their quivers hide;
6 Those could he well direct and straight as line,
7 And bid them strike the mark, which he had eyed,
8 Neither was there salve, nor was there medicine,
9 That might recure their wounds: so inly they did teen.

recure > cure, restore
inly > inwardly
teen > vex, enrage, give grief

211.22

As pale and wan as ashes was his looke,
2 His bodie leane and meagre as a rake,
And skin all withered like a dryed rooke,
4 Thereto as cold and drery as a Snake,
That seem'd to tremble euermore, and quake:
6 All in a canuas thin he was bedight,
And girded with a belt of twisted brake,
8 Vpon his head he wore an Helmet light,
Made of a dead mans skull, that seem'd a ghastly sight.

1 As pale and wan as ashes was his look,
2 His body lean and meagre as a rake,

meagre > emaciated

3 And skin all withered like a dried rook,

rook > (A sort of crow, _Corvus frugilegus_, nesting communally
around farmsteads; the partly feathered squabs were formerly much
taken as food, sometimes being dried and put in store)

4 Thereto as cold and dreary as a snake,

Thereto > Moreover, also
dreary > dreadful, grim

5 That seemed to tremble evermore, and quake:
6 All in a canvas thin he was bedight,

bedight > arrayed; _hence:_ clad

7 And girded with a belt of twisted brake;

brake > fern, bracken

8 Upon his head he wore a helmet light,
9 Made of a dead man's skull, that seemed a ghastly sight.

ghastly > {Frightful, causing terror of the supernatural}

211.23

_Maleger_ was his name, and after him,
2 There follow'd fast at hand two wicked Hags,
With hoarie lockes all loose, and visage grim;
4 Their feet vnshod, their bodies wrapt in rags,
And both as