in filth and foul incontinence:
8 Let Grill be Grill, and have his hoggish mind,
9 But let us hence depart, whilst weather serves and wind."

=>
THE THIRD
2 BOOKE OF THE
FAERIE QVEENE.
4 Contayning,
THE LEGEND OF BRITOMARTIS.
6 OR
_Of Chastitie_.

1 THE THIRD
2 BOOK OF THE
3 FAERY QUEEN
4 Containing
5 THE LEGEND OF BRITOMART
6 OR
7 of Chastity

300.1

IT falles me here to write of Chastity,
2 +That+ fairest vertue, farre aboue the rest;
For which what needs me fetch from _Faery_
4 Forreine ensamples, it to haue exprest?
Sith it is shrined in my Soueraines brest,
6 And form'd so liuely in each perfect part,
That to all Ladies, which haue it profest,
8 Need but behold the pourtraict of her hart,
If pourtrayd it might be by any liuing art.

1 That > The _1590_

1 It falls me here to write of chastity,

falls > befalls

2 That fairest virtue, far above the rest;
3 For which what needs me fetch from Faery

needs me > do I need to; need do I have to

4 Foreign examples, it to have expressed?

expressed > portrayed, represented; represented symbolically

5 Sith it is shrined in my sovereign's breast,

Sith > Since
shrined > enclosed, enshrined

6 And formed so lively in each perfect part,

lively > {Livelily, in a lifelike manner}

7 That to all ladies, which have it professed,

to > (?? One possible reading moves this word to the next line:
"Need but to behold ..." Alternatively the "Ladies" may share
with "pourtraict" the verb "pourtrayd")
professed > pretended, laid claim to

8 Need but behold the portrait of her heart,

portrait > image

9 If portrayed it might be by any living art.

300.2

But liuing art may not least part expresse,
2 Nor life-resembling pencill it can paint,
All were it _Zeuxis_ or _Praxiteles_:
4 His d{ae}dale hand would faile, and greatly faint,
And her perfections with his error taint:
6 Ne Poets wit, that passeth Painter farre
In picturing the parts of beautie daint,
8 So hard a workman