nd,

wone > abode, dwelling-place

7 In a deep delve, far from the view of day,

delve > pit, depression; ?cave (cf. 303.8:3, 207.0:1, 401.20:4)

8 That of no living wight he might be found,

That > [So that]
of > by
wight > person, creature

9 Whenso he counselled with his sprites encompassed round.

Whenso > Whenever
counselled > deliberated; gave advice, took advice

303.8

And if thou euer happen that same way
2 To trauell, goe to see that dreadfull place:
It is an hideous hollow caue (they say)
4 Vnder a rocke that lyes a litle space
From the swift _Barry_, tombling downe apace,
6 Emongst the woodie hilles of _Dyneuowre_:
But dare thou not, I charge, in any cace,
8 To enter into that same balefull Bowre,
For fear the cruell Feends should thee vnwares deuowre.

1 And if you ever happen that same way
2 To travel, go to see that dreadful place:
3 It is a hideous hollow cave (they say)

hideous > huge

4 Under a rock that lies a little space
5 From the swift Barry, tumbling down apace,

apace > rapidly

6 Amongst the woody hills of Dynevor:
7 But dare you not, I charge, in any case,
8 To enter into that same baleful bower,

baleful > deadly, miserable
bower > chamber

9 For fear the cruel fiends should you unwares devour.

unwares > suddenly; unexpectedly

303.9

But standing high aloft, low lay thine eare,
2 And there such ghastly noise of yron chaines,
And brasen Caudrons thou shalt rombling heare,
4 Which thousand sprights with long enduring paines
Doe tosse, that it will stonne thy feeble braines,
6 And oftentimes great grones, and grieuous stounds,
When too huge toile and labour them constraines:
8 And oftentimes loud strokes, and ringing sounds
From vnder that deepe Rocke most horribly rebounds.

1 But, standing high aloft, low lay your ear,
2 And there such ghastly noise of iron chains

ghastly > {Frightful, evoking terror of the supernatural}

3 And brazen cauldrons you shall rumbling hear
4 (Which thousand sprites with long enduring pains

thousand > [a thousand]

5 Do toss) that it will stun your feeble brains;

stun > stun; _or:_ stone: petrify

6 And oftentimes great groans, and grievous stounds,

stounds > roars

7 When too huge toil and labour them constrain:

constrain > afflict, distress (with implied restriction of liberty)

8 And of