457, Luc. 180, 1527, 1816. AFFECTED, enamored; Ven. 157. AFFECTION's, passion's; Luc. 500. ALARMS, alarums, attacks; Ven. 424.

ALLOW, approve; Luc. 1845. ALL-TOO-TIMELESS, altogether unseasonable; Luc. 44. ALOES, bitterness; Comp. 273. ALONG, at full length; Ven. 43. ANATOMIZ'D, laid open, shown distinctly; Luc. 1450. ANGRY-CHAFING, chafing with anger; Ven. 662. ANNEXIONS,

208.

additions; Comp.

ANTICS, fantastic shapes; (Qq.,
"antiques"); Luc. 459.
APPAID, satisfied; Luc. 914.
ARDEA, capital of the Rutuli,
twenty-four miles south of
Rome; Luc. 1.
ARRIVE, reach; Luc. 781.
As, that; Luc. 1372.
ASKANCE, turn aside; Luc. 637.

-, looking sideways; Ven. 342.

ASPIRE, ascend, mount; Ven. 150. ASSAY, essay, try; Comp. 156. ASSAYS, attempts; Luc. 1720. ASTONISH'D, astounded; Luc.

1730.

AY ME!, ah me!; Ven. 833.

BALK, disregard, neglect; Luc.

696.

BAN, curse; Luc. 1460; P. P. xix. 20.

BANE, death, ruin; Ven. 372.
BANNING, cursing; Ven. 326.
BARE, bareness; Comp. 95.
BARNS, stores up; Luc. 859.
BARRED, debarred; Ven. 784.
BASE; "to bid a base," i. e. to
challenge to a race; Ven. 303.
BAT, staff; Comp. 64.
BATE-BREEDING, causing quarrel;

Ven. 655.

BATELESS, not to be blunted; Luc. 9.

BATTERY, onset, assault; Ven. 426.

BATTLE, battalion; Ven. 619. BAY; "at a bay," i. e. "the state of the chase, when the game is driven to extremity and turns against the pursuers"; Ven. 877.

BEGUIL❜D, rendered guileful; Luc

1544.

BLEND, blended; Comp. 215.
BLOOD, passion; Comp. 162.
BLOSSOMS, flower of the young
nobility; Comp. 235.

BLUNT, rude, rough; Luc. 1504.
BOLL'N, Swollen; Luc. 1417.
BOND, claim given by a bond,
ownership; Luc. 136.
BOOTLESS, profitless; Ven. 422.
BOTTOM-GRASS, grass growing in
a deep valley; Ven. 236.
BRAVING, challenging; Luc. 40...
BREATHING-WHILE, breathing

time; Ven. 1142. BULK, chest; Luc. 467. BURDEN-WISE, as in the burden of a song; Luc. 1133.

CONVERTITE, .convert, penitent;

Luc. 743.

Cor'D, encountered, met; Luc. 99.

COPE, encounter, fight with; Ven. 888.

COPESMATE, companion; Luc. 925. COUCHETH, causes to cower; Luc. 507.

COURAGE, temperament; Ven. 276. COUNTERFEIT, image; Luc. 1269. Coy, contemptuous; Ven. 112. CRANKS, twists; Ven. 682. CREDENT, credulous; Comp. 279. CREST-WOUNDING, staining the

family crest; Luc. 828. CRIES, cries for; Comp. 42.

CROSS, thwart, hinder; Ven, 734. CURIOUS, careful; Comp. 49.

elaborate; Ven. 734.

CURST, fierce; Ven. 887.
CURVETS, bounds; Ven. 279.
CYTHEREA, Venus; P. P. iv. i;
vi. 3.

DAFF'D, doffed, put off; Comp. 297.

put me off; P. P. xiv. 3. DANGER, perilous power; Ven. 639.

DASH, mark of infamy; Luc. 206.

DEAL; "no deal," no whit; P. P. xviii. 27.

DEATHSMAN, executioner; Luc. 1001.

DEFEATURE, disfigurement; Ven.

736.

DEFUNCTIVE, funereal; Ph. 14. DEFY, despise; P. P. xii. 11. DEPRIVE, take away; Luc. 1186. DESCANT, comment; P. P. xiv. 4. DESCANT'ST, singest; Luc. 1134. DEVICE, manner, cast of mind; Ven. 789.

DEW-BEDABBLED, sprinkled with dew; Ven. 703.

DIAPASON, deep notes harmoniously accompanying high ones; Luc. 1132. DIGRESSION, transgression; Luc. 202,

DISJOIN'D, drew asunder; Ven. 541.

DISMOUNT, lower ("alluding to the old English fire-arms, which were supported on what was called a rest," Malone); Comp. 281.

DISPENSE WITH, excuse; Luc. 1070.

DISSENTIOUS, seditious; Ven. 657. DISTEMPERING, perturbing; Ven. 653.

DISTRACT, disjoined; Comp. 231. Dive-dapper, didapper, dabcheck; Ven. 86.

DONE, ended; Luc. 23.

past, last; Comp. 11. DOUBLES, turns to escape pursuit; Ven. 682.

DUMPS, mournful lays; Luc. 1127.

EARE, plow; Dedic. of Ven.
EBON, black; Ven. 948.
ECSTASY, excitement; Comp. 69;
Ven. 895.

EFFECTS, outward manifestations (? efficacies); Luc. 1555. ELEMENT, sky; Luc. 1588. EMBRACEMENTS, embraces; Ven. 312.

ENPATRON, "enpatron me," are

my patron saint; Comp. 224. ENSUE, follow; Luc. 502. ENVIOUS, Spiteful; Ven, 705. EXCLAIMING ON, cry out against; Ven. 930; Luc. 741. EXTINCTURE, extinction; Comp. 294.

EYNE, eyes; Ven. 633.

FACT, deed (perhaps criminal
deed); Luc. 349.
FAIR, beauty; Ven. 1083.
FALLS, lets fall; Luc. 1551.
FANCY, love; Luc. 200; P. P.
xix. 4.

FAULT, a defect in the scent of
the game; Ven. 694.
FAVOR, beauty; Ven. 747.
FEAR, the object of his fear;
Luc. 308.

frighten; Ven. 1094. FEAST-FINDING, attending banquets; Luc. 817.

FEAT, featly, dexterously; Comp. 48.

FENCE, defend; Luc. 63. FIELD, (perhaps with a play upon its heraldic use); Luc.

72.

FIERY-POINTED, "throwing darts with points of fire"; (Steevens, "fire-y-pointed"); Luc. 372. FIGURED, indicated by signs; P. P. iv. 10.

FILED, "f. talk," polished speech;

P. P. xix. 8.

FINE, bring to an end, (?) refine, soften; Luc. 936. FLAP-MOUTHED,

having broad hanging lips; Ven. 920. FLAWS, gusts of wind; Ven.

456.

FLUXIVE, flowing, weeping; Comp.

50.

FOIL, Setting, background; Comp. 153.

FOLLY, wantonness; Luc. 851. FOND, foolishly fond, foolish;

Luc. 134; Ven. 1021. FONDLY, foolishly; Luc. 207. FONDLING, darling; Ven. 220. FORCE, "of f.," perforce; Comp.

223.

FORCE NOT, regard not, care not for; Luc. 1021.

FORBOOK, renounced, proved
faithless to; Ven. 161.
FORESTALL, prevent; Luc. 728.
FOR WHY, because; Luc. 1222; P.
P. x. 8; xv. 12.
FOUL, ugly; Ven. 133.

FRET, chafe; Ven. 621.
FRETS, the stops that regulated
the vibration of the strings in
musical instruments; Luc. 1140.

corrodes; Ven. 767. FROM, "fr. the way," i. e. "out of the way"; Luc. 1144. FULFILL'D, filled full; Luc. 1258.