e with rage and horror great.

211.33

So mightily the _Briton_ Prince him rouzd
2 Out of his hold, and broke his caitiue bands,
And as a Beare whom angry curres haue touzd,
4 Hauing off-shakt them, and escapt their hands,
Becomes more fell, and all that him withstands
6 Treads downe and ouerthrowes. Now had the Carle
Alighted from his Tigre, and his hands
8 Discharged of his bow and deadly quar'le,
To seize vpon his foe flat lying on the marle.

1 So mightily the Briton prince himself roused

So > Thus, similarly

2 Out of his hold, and broke his caitiff bonds,

his > [Maleger's]
caitiff > despicable; wretched

3 And, as a bear whom angry curs have toused

toused > harassed, worried (during bear-baiting; cf. 208.42:1)

4 (Having off-shaken them, and escaped their hands)

hands > possession, custody; attentions

5 Becomes more fell, and all that him withstands

fell > fierce, terrible

6 Treads down and overthrows. Now had the carl

Now > (Intensifying the pluperfect)
carl > villain, churl

7 Alighted from his tiger, and his hands
8 Discharged of his bow and deadly quarrel,

Discharged > Rid (by throwing aside)
quarrel > arrow, arrows

9 To seize upon his foe flat lying on the marl.

marl > soil

211.34

Which now him turnd to disauantage deare;
2 For neither can he fly, nor other harme,
But trust vnto his strength and manhood meare,
4 Sith now he is farre from his monstrous swarme,
And of his weapons did himselfe disarme.
6 The knight yet wrothfull for his late disgrace,
Fiercely aduaunst his valorous right arme,
8 And him so sore smote with his yron mace,
That groueling to the ground he fell, and fild his place.

1 Which now him turned to disadvantage dear;

dear > grievous; costly

2 For neither can he fly, nor other harm,

fly > flee
other > otherwise; the other; do other

3 But trust to his strength and manhood mere,

mere > unaided

4 Sith now he is far from his monstrous swarm,

Sith > Since

5 And of his weapons did himself disarm.
6 The knight, yet wrathful for his late disgrace,

late > recent

7 Fiercely advanced his valorous right arm,

advanced > raised

8 And him so sore smote with his iron mace
9 That grovelling to the ground he fell, and fild his place.

grovelling > face-down
fild > filled; _or:_ defiled (cf. 105.32:2 etc.)
his > [A