roy

Bewraying > Revealing, betraying

4 His eldest brother), burning all with rage
5 He to him leapt, and that same envious gage

envious > enviable; _also:_ odious
gage > pledge

6 Of victor's glory from him snatched away:
7 But the Elfin knight, which ought that warlike wage,

ought > owned
wage > spoil of war

8 Disdained to loose the meed he won in fray;

loose > release
meed > reward; _hence:_ prize

9 And, him rencountering fierce, rescued the noble prey.

rencountering > engaging (in battle)
prey > plunder, spoil

104.40

Therewith they gan to +hurtlen+ greedily,
2 Redoubted battaile ready to darrayne,
And clash their shields, and shake their +swords+ on hy,
4 That with their sturre they troubled all the traine;
Till that great Queene vpon eternall paine
6 Of high displeasure, that ensewen might,
Commaunded them their fury to refraine,
8 And if that either to that shield had right,
In equall lists they should the morrow next it fight.

1 hurtlen > hurlen _1609_
3 swords > swerds _1590_

1 Therewith they began to hurtle greedily,

Therewith > With that; thereupon
hurtle > brandish arms (catachr.); clash, rush together
greedily > recklessly, eagerly

2 Redoubted battle ready to deraign,

Redoubted > Doughty, valiant, redoubtable
deraign > {Challenge; fight a contest in order to settle a dispute}

3 And clash their shields, and shake their swords on high,
4 That with their stir they troubled all the train;

That > [So that]
train > retinue

5 Till that great queen, upon eternal pain
6 Of high displeasure that ensue might,

ensue might > [might ensue]

7 Commanded them their fury to refrain,
8 And, if either to that shield had right,
9 In equal lists they should the morrow next it fight.

equal lists > impartial knightly contest ("lists" were the palisades
enclosing the tilting-ground)
it fight > [contest the right to the shield]

104.41

Ah dearest Dame, (quoth then the Paynim bold,)
2 Pardon the errour of enraged wight,
Whom great griefe made forget the raines to hold
4 Of reasons rule, to see this recreant knight,
No knight, but treachour full of false despight
6 And shamefull treason, who through guile hath slayn
The prowest knight, that euer field did fight,
8 Euen stout _Sans foy_ (O who can then refrayn?)
Whose shield he beares +renuerst+, the more to heape disda