evil, delivered, spared
survive > [have survived]

211.31

The Squire arriuing, fiercely in his armes
2 Snatcht first the one, and then the other Iade,
His chiefest lets and authors of his harmes,
4 And them perforce withheld with threatned blade,
Least that his Lord they should behind inuade;
6 The whiles the Prince prickt with reprochfull shame,
As one awakt out of long slombring shade,
8 Reuiuing thought of glorie and of fame,
Vnited all his powres to purge himselfe from blame.

1 The squire, arriving, fiercely in his arms
2 Snatched first the one and then the other jade,

jade > {A worn-out horse; hence: an opprobrious term for a woman,
and often also applied to Fortune, Nature, etc. personified}

3 His chiefest lets and authors of his harms,

lets > hindrances

4 And them perforce withheld with threatened blade,

perforce > forcibly

5 Lest his lord they should behind invade;

behind invade > [attack from behind]

6 The whiles the prince, pricked with reproachful shame,

The whiles > Meanwhile

7 As one awoken out of long slumbering shade,

shade > shadow; darkness, night

8 Reviving thought of glory and of fame,
9 United all his powers to purge himself from blame.

blame > fault

211.32

Like as a fire, the which in hollow caue
2 Hath long bene vnderkept, and downe supprest,
With murmurous disdaine doth inly raue,
4 And grudge, in so streight prison to be prest,
At last breakes forth with furious +vnrest+,
6 And striues to mount vnto his natiue seat;
All that did earst it hinder and molest,
8 It now deuoures with flames and scorching heat,
And carries into smoake with rage and horror great.

5 vnrest > infest _1590_

1 Like a fire, which in hollow cave
2 Has long been underkept, and down suppressed,
3 With murmurous disdain does inly rave,

With > [And with]
disdain > anger; indignation
inly > inwardly

4 And grudge, in so strait prison to be pressed,

grudge > complain
so > such [a]
strait > strict; narrow, confining

5 At last breaks forth with furious unrest,

At > [And at]
unrest > turmoil

6 And strives to mount to his native seat;

native seat > rightful position (of the element Fire, above Earth,
Air, and Water)

7 All that did erst it hinder and molest,

erst > formerly

8 It now devours with flames and scorching heat,
9 And carries into smok