he gentle warbling wind low answered to all.

212.72

There, whence that Musick seemed heard to bee,
2 Was the faire Witch her selfe now solacing,
With a new Louer, whom through sorceree
4 And witchcraft, she from farre did thither bring:
There she had him now layd a slombering,
6 In secret shade, after long wanton ioyes:
Whilst round about them pleasauntly did sing
8 Many faire Ladies, and lasciuious boyes,
That euer mixt their song with light licentious toyes.

1 There, whence that music seemed heard to be,
2 Was the fair witch herself now solacing

solacing > {Taking comfort, recreation, or enjoyment}

3 With a new lover, whom through sorcery
4 And witchcraft she from far did thither bring:
5 There she had him now laid a-slumbering,
6 In secret shade, after long wanton joys:

secret > hidden

7 Whilst round about them pleasantly did sing
8 Many fair ladies, and lascivious boys,
9 That ever mixed their song with light licentious toys.

toys > amorous games; antics, whims (perhaps of a musical nature)

212.73

And all +that+ while, right ouer him she hong,
2 With her false eyes fast fixed in his sight,
As seeking medicine, whence she was stong,
4 Or greedily depasturing delight:
And oft inclining downe with kisses light,
6 For feare of waking him, his lips bedewd,
And through his humid eyes did sucke his spright,
8 Quite molten into lust and pleasure lewd;
Wherewith she sighed soft, as if his case she rewd.

1 that > the _1609_

1 And all that while, right over him she hung,

right > (Here, an intensive: a very archaic usage)

2 With her false eyes fast fixed in his sight,

false > deceitful; _or:_ forged (i.e. painted, or perhaps having had
their pupils dilated with belladonna)
fast > firmly; very closely

3 As seeking medicine, whence she was stung,

As > [As though]
medicine > [a] cure; _or:_ philtre, love-potion (i.e. she desires
more of the same)
was > [had been]

4 Or greedily depasturing delight:

depasturing > feeding upon, consuming (the literal meaning,
"grazing", "stripping a pasture", becomes relevant when we learn
that her lover's name is Verdant: see 212.82:8)

5 And oft, inclining down with kisses light,
6 For fear of waking him, his lips bedewed,

bedewed > [she bedewed]

7 And through his humid eyes did suck his spirit,
8 Quite molten into lust and pleas