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her sins: heinous, deep-dyed (_Isa._ 1.18)) fly > flee 108.46 So as she bad, that witch they disaraid, 2 And robd of royall robes, and purple pall, And ornaments that richly were displaid; 4 Ne spared they to strip her naked all. Then when they had despoild her tire and call, 6 Such as she was, their eyes might her behold, That her +misshaped+ parts did them appall, 8 A loathly, wrinckled hag, ill fauoured, old, Whose secret filth good manners biddeth not be told. 7 misshaped > mishaped _1596_ 1 So, as she bade, that witch they disarrayed, disarrayed > unclothed 2 And robbed of royal robes, and purple pall, pall > robe, cloak (esp. of rich material; and see _Rev._ 17.4) 3 And ornaments that richly were displayed; 4 Nor spared they to strip her naked all. 5 Then, when they had despoiled her tire and caul, despoiled > stripped tire > head-dress caul > {Netted cap worn by women; here ?supporting a wig?} 6 Such as she was, their eyes might her behold, 7 That her misshapen parts did them appal: That > [So that] 8 A loathly, wrinkled hag, ill-favoured, old, loathly > loathsome, repulsive ill-favoured > ugly 9 Whose secret filth good manners bids not be told. be > [to be] 108.47 Her craftie head was altogether bald, 2 And as in hate of honorable eld, Was ouergrowne with scurfe and filthy scald; 4 Her teeth out of her rotten gummes were feld, And her sowre breath abhominably smeld; 6 Her dried dugs, like bladders lacking wind, Hong downe, and filthy matter from them weld; 8 Her wrizled skin as rough, as maple rind, So scabby was, that would haue loathd all womankind. 1 Her crafty head was altogether bald, 2 And, as in hate of honourable eld, eld > age, old age 3 Was overgrown with scurf and filthy scall; scall > {A scabby disease of the skin, esp. of the scalp} 4 Her teeth out of her rotten gums were felled, felled > fallen 5 And her sour breath abominably smelled; 6 Her dried dugs, like bladders lacking wind, dugs > breasts 7 Hung down, and filthy matter from them welled; 8 Her wrizzled skin, as rough as maple rind, wrizzled > wrinkled, shrivelled 9 So scabby was that would have loathed all womankind. would have loathed > [it would have excited loathing in] 108.48 Her neather parts, the shame of all her kind, 2 My chaster Muse
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