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teacheth her this lesson hard and rare, 4 That fortune all in equall launce doth sway, And mortall miseries doth make her play. 6 So long she trauelled, till at length she came To an hilles side, which did to her bewray 8 A little valley, subiect to the same, All couerd with thick woods, that quite it ouercame. 1 And forced to alight: on foot might algates fare, might algates fare > [she must proceed; algates = at any rate, anyhow] 2 A traveller unwonted to such way; unwonted > unaccustomed way > manner of travel 3 Need teaches her this lesson hard and rare, rare > (An intensive, qualifying "hard") 4 That Fortune all in equal launce does sway, equal > [an] impartial; [the] same launce > scales, balance (WU) sway > weigh; press down; sway 5 And mortal miseries does make her play. play > game, sport; play (i.e. side-to-side motion of the scales) 6 So long she travelled, till at length she came So > Thus 7 To a hill's side, which did to her bewray bewray > reveal 8 A little valley, subject to the same, subject to > under 9 All covered with thick woods, that quite it overcame. overcame > overran; dominated 307.5 Through +the tops+ of the high trees she did descry 2 A litle smoke, whose vapour thin and light, Reeking aloft, vprolled to the sky: 4 Which, chearefull signe did send vnto her sight, That in the same did wonne some liuing wight. 6 Eftsoones her steps she thereunto applyde, And came at last in weary wretched plight 8 Vnto the place, to which her hope did guyde, To find some refuge there, and rest her weary syde. 1 the tops > th'tops _1609_ 1 Through the tops of the high trees she did descry 2 A little smoke, whose vapour, thin and light, 3 Reeking aloft, uprolled to the sky: Reeking > Rising (used of smoke, vapour, etc.) uprolled > rolled up 4 Which cheerful sign did send to her sight 5 That in the same did won some living wight. That in the same > [The impression that under the smoke] won > dwell wight > person 6 Eftsoons her steps she thereto applied, Eftsoons > Thereupon thereto applied > directed to that place 7 And came at last in weary wretched plight 8 To the place, to which her hope did guide, guide > [guide her] 9 To find some refuge there, and rest her weary side. side > sides, body; _hence:_ self 307.6 There in a
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