In the context of the passage, 'beguiled' refers to being deceived or misled. The line 'Because in choice he is so oft beguiled' indicates that Love, personified as a child, often makes choices that are not wise or are influenced by deception. This suggests that Love does not always see things clearly and can be easily tricked, which aligns with the idea that it is blind and lacks judgment. Understanding this term helps to grasp the theme of the passage, which explores the irrational nature of love.