Dote upon
To give much attention
Morn
Dawn
Imbrace
Dress
Forsworn
Guilty of perjury
Tedious
Tiresome as well as too long
Thine
Which belongs to you
Sweare
Promise (sixteenth century use of English)
Spoyles
Third person singular of the word spoil (obsolete)
un-plow’d-up
Ground which had not been dug with plough
Minerallist
One who looks for gems under the ground. This expression is used to indicate that the woman is a virgin and she never had a man.
sated with Varietie
Enjoying lots of varieties. By this phrase, the poet means that he can only be sure of being faithful to her if he had tasted other varieties or been with a number of other women.
