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twisted gold adown > down 7 And tassels gay. Wide wonders over all over all > everywhere 8 Of that same horn's great virtues were told, virtues > powers 9 Which had approved been in uses manifold. approved > proved, demonstrated practically 108.4 Was neuer wight, that heard that shrilling sound, 2 But trembling feare did feele in euery vaine; Three miles it might be easie heard around, 4 And Ecchoes three answerd it selfe againe: No false enchauntment, nor deceiptfull traine 6 Might once abide the terror of that blast, But presently was voide and wholly vaine: 8 No gate so strong, no locke so firme and fast, But with that percing noise flew open quite, or brast. 1 Was never wight, that heard that shrilling sound, wight > [a] creature, being, person 2 But trembling fear did feel in every vein: 3 Three miles it might be easily heard around, 4 And echoes three answered itself again: 5 No false enchantment nor deceitful train train > trick 6 Might once abide the terror of that blast, 7 But presently was void and wholly vain: presently > instantly vain > useless; weak 8 No gate so strong, no lock so firm and fast, fast > firm 9 But with that piercing noise flew open quite, or burst. 108.5 The same before the Geants gate he blew, 2 That all the castle quaked from the ground, And euery dore of freewill open flew. 4 The Gyant selfe dismaied with that sownd, Where he with his _Duessa_ dalliance fownd, 6 In hast came rushing forth from inner bowre, With staring countenance sterne, as one astownd, 8 And staggering steps, to weet, what suddein +stowre,+ Had wrought that horror strange, and dar'd his dreaded powre. 8 stowre, > stowre _1609_ 1 The same before the giant's gate he blew, 2 That all the castle quaked from the ground, That > [So that] 3 And every door of freewill open flew. of > [of its own] 4 The giant himself, dismayed with that sound dismayed > dismayed (but also with a pun on "dis-made", here implying "unjoined", "unlinked") with > by 5 Where he with his Duessa dalliance found, 6 In haste came rushing forth from inner bower, bower > room, chamber 7 With staring countenance stern, as one astounded, stern > fierce, grim astounded > astounded, panic-stricken 8 And staggering steps, to weet what sudden stour weet >
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