IMMURE, shut in; Ven. 1194. IMMUR'D, shut up in a cloister; (Q. “enure," rhyming with "procure"); Comp. 251. IMPERIOUS, imperial; Ven. 996. IMPLEACH'D, entwined; Comp. 205.

IMPOSTHUMES, abscesses; Ven. 743.

INDENTING, zigzagging; Ven. 704. INFUSING, inspiring; Ven. 928. IN HAND WITH, taking in hand; Ven. 912.

INSINUATE, try to make favor with; Ven. 1012. INSTANCE, "guilty i." i. e. "token of guilt"; Luc. 1511. INSULTER, Victor; Ven. 550. INTENDING, pretending; Luc. 121. INTENDMENTS, intentions;

222.

Ven.

INTITULED, having a claim; Luc. 57.

INTRUDE, invade, enter; Luc. 848. INVENTION, imagination, imagi

native faculty; Dedic. Ven. INVIS'D, invisible (? inspected, tried); Comp. 212.

JAR, quarrel; Ven. 100.
JEALOUS, "j. of catching," fear-
ing to be caught; Ven. 321.
JENNET, young mare; Ven. 260.

KEN, sight; Luc. 1114.

KILL, KILL! the old battle-cry;

Ven. 652.

KIND, natural; Luc. 1423. KINDS, matures; Luc. 1242.

LATE, lately; Luc. 1801.
LAUNDERING, wetting; Comp. 17.
LAWN, fine linen; Luc. 258.
LAWND, lawn; Ven. 813.
LEAVE, license; Ven. 568.

LECTURES, lessons; Luc. 618.
LEISURES, leisure hours; Comp.

193.

MAP, picture, image; Luc. 402. MARGENTS, margins; Luc. 102. MARR'D, had injuriously caused; Ven. 478.

MATCH, compact; Ven. 586.
MATED, bewildered; Ven. 909.
MAUND, hand basket; Comp. 36.
MEASURES, dances; Ven. 1148.
MERMAID, siren; Ven. 429; Luc.
1411.

MISS, misdoing; Ven. 53.
MISTRUSTFUL, producing distrust
or fear; Ven. 826.
MOE, more; Luc. 1479.

MOITY, portion; Dedic. to Luc.
MORALIZE, interpret; Luc. 104.

MORE, greater; Ven. 78.
MORTAL, death-dealing; Ven. 618,
953.

MORTALITY, "life's m.," i. e. "mor-
tal, human life"; Luc. 403.
Mor, motto; Luc. 830.
MUSING, wondering; Ven. 866.
MUSITS, tracks through a hedge;
Ven. 683.

NAPKIN, handkerchief; Comp. 15. NEEDLE, (monosyllabic); Luc.

319.

NICE, skillful; Luc. 1412.
NIGHT-WAKING, awake at night;
Luc. 554.

NILL, will not; P. P. xiv. 8.
NOTE, notoriety; Comp. 233.
NOUGHT, "all to n.," good for
nothing; Ven. 993.

NOUGHT TO DO, nothing to do
with; Luc. 1092.
NUZZLING, thrusting the nose in;
(Qq. "nousling"); Ven. 1115.

O'ERSTRAW'D, o'erstrewed; Ven. 1143.

ON, "on ringing," i. e. “a-ring-
ing"; Luc. 1494.
ORCHARDS, gardens; Comp. 171.
ORIENT, bright-shining; Ven. 981.
ORTS, Scraps; Luc. 985.
OUTWARDS,
Comp. 80.
OVERSEE, Superintend; Luc. 1205.
OVERSEEN, bewitched; Luc. 1206.
OWE, own, have; Luc. 82; Ven.
411.

external features;

OWED, Owned; Luc. 1803.

PACK, begone; P. P. xv. 17. PACK'D, sent packing; P. P. xv. 9. PALE, enclosure; Ven. 230.

paleness; Ven. 589. PALED, pale (Q., "palyd"); Comp.

198.

PALMERS', pilgrims'; Luc. 791. PARLING, speaking; Luc. 100. PAPHOS, a town in Cyprus, sacred to Venus; Ven. 1193. PASSENGER, wayfarer; Ven. 91. PASSIONS, grieves; Ven. 1059. PEACE, "love's arms are p."; (so Q. i. e. non-resistant, accepting all consequences; Malone, "proof,” etc.); Comp. 271. PEERS, lets peer, shows; Luc. 472.

PELLETED, rounded; Comp. 18. PELT, throw out angry words; Luc. 1418.

PENSIV'D, pensive; Comp. 219. PERPLEX'D, bewildered; Luc. 733. PHILOMELA, the nightingale; P. P. xv. 5; (Philomel); Luc. 1079.

PHENIX, matchless, rare; Comp. 93.

PHRASELESS, baffling description;
Comp. 225.

PINE, starve; Ven. 602.
PITH, strength, force; Ven. 26.
PLAINING, complaining; Luc.

POINT'ST, appointest; Luc. 879. POSIED, inscribed with posies; Comp. 45.

PRECEDENT, example; Luc. 1261. indication; (Qq., “president"; Malone, "precedent"); Ven. 26.

PRESENT, instant; Luc. 1263.
PRETENDED, intended; Luc. 576.
PRICK, dial-point; Luc. 781.
PRIME, Spring; Luc. 331.
PRONE, headlong; Luc. 684.
PROOF, experience; Comp. 163.
defensive armor; Ven. 626.
PROPERTY, individuality; Ph. 37.

RANK, excessive, over-full; Ven. 71.

RATE, chide; Luc. 304.
REAVES, bereaves; Ven. 766.
RECEIPT, what has been received;
Luc. 703.

REGARD, thought, deliberation;
Luc. 1400.

RELENTETH, softens; Ven. 200. RELISH, serve up as a relish; Luc. 1126.

REMEMBER'D, "be r.," remember;
Luc. 607.

REMORSE, mercy; Ven. 257.
REMORSELESS, pitiless; Luc. 562.
RENTS, rends; Comp. 55.
REPEAL, recall; Luc. 640.
REPINE, repining, sadness; Ven.
490.

REPLICATION, repartee; Comp.

122.

REQUIRING, asking; Argum. to Luc.

RESPECT, prudent consideration; Luc. 275.

Respecting, seeing; Ven. 911. RESPECTS, Considerations; Ven.

911.

RETIRES, draws back; Luc. 303.
RETIRING, returning; Luc. 962.
RIGOL, circle; Luc. 1745.
ROOT, uproot; Ven. 636.

ROUND, "to r. me on th' ear," ? "to strike me on the ear" (? "the ear"; i. e. to whisper in my ear); P. P. xix. 51. RUFFLE, noise, brawls; Comp. 58.

SAW, maxim; Luc. 244.
SAWN, Sown; Comp. 91.
SCAPES, transgression; Luc. 747.
SEATED, situated; Luc. 1144.
SECURELY, unsuspiciously; Luc.

89.

SEEKS TO, applies to; Luc. 293. SEEMING, "s. owed," i. e. which he seemed to possess; Comp.

327.

SELD, seldom; P. P. xiii. 7. SENSELESS, i. e. "not sensible of

the wrong done it"; Luc. 820. SENSIBLE, endowed with feeling; Ven. 436.

SERVILE TO, subject to; Ven. 112.
SET, seated; Ven. 18.

SEVERE, merciless; Ven. 1000.
SHAG, shaggy; Ven. 295.

SHAMES, is ashamed; Luc. 1084. SHAMING, being ashamed; Luc. 1143.

SHEAVED, Straw; Comp. 31.
SHIFT, trickery; Luc. 920.
SHIFTING, (?) cozening; Luc,
930.

SHINE, brightness; Ven. 728.
SHORT, shorten; P. P. xv. 18.
SHREWD, mischievous, evil; Ven.
500.

SIGHTLESS, blind, dark; Luc. 1013. SILLY, simple; Ven. 467.

innocent, harmless; Ven. 1098; Luc. 167.

SIMOIS, the river so often referred
to by Homer; Luc. 1437.
SITH, since; Ven. 762.
SLANDEROUS,

1001.

disgraceful; Luc.

SLEIDED, untwisted; Comp. 48.
SLIPS, used quibblingly for (i)
blunders, (ii) counterfeit coins
so named; Ven. 515.
SMELL, Scent; Ven. 686.
SMOOTHING, flattering; Luc. 892.
SNEAPED, nipped, frost-bitten;
Luc. 333.

SORT, sort out, select; Luc. 899.
SORTETH, Associates; Ven. 689.
SORTS, adapts; Luc. 1221.
SPLEEN, heat; P. P. vi. 6.
SPLEENS, passionate humors;
Ven. 907.

SPRIGHT, Spirit; (Qq., “sprite");
Ven. 181.

SPRING, shoot, blossom; Ven. 656.

SPRINGS, young shoots; Luc. 950. SPRINGING, blooming; Ven. 417. STAIN, "st. to all nymphs," i. e. eclipsing all nymphs; causing them to appear sullied by contrast; Ven. 9.

STALL'D, got as in a stall, fixed; P. P. xix. 5.

STEEP-UP, high, precipitous; P. P. ix. 5.

STELL'D, placed, fixed; Luc. 1444.
STICK, hesitate; P. P. xix. 51.
STILLITORY, still; Ven. 443.
STILL-PINING, ever-longing; Luc.

VADED, faded; P. P. x. 1. VADETH, fadeth; P. P. xiii. 2. VAILS, lower; Ven. 314. VASTLY, take a waste; Luc. 1740. VENTURE, (pronounced "venter," rhyming with "enter"); Ven. 628.

VILIA MIRETUR VULGUS, etc. Ovid's Amores, bk. 1. El. xv. 11. 35, 36:-"Let base conceited wits admire vile things, Fair Phœbus leads me to the Muses' springs" (? Marlowe's Version, pub. circa 1598; cp.

WEAR, wear out; Ven. 506. WEED, garment; Luc. 196. WELL-BREATHED, well exercised, in good training; Ven. 678. WHEN AS, when; Ven. 999. WHERE, whereas; Luc. 792. WHETHER, "they know not w.," i. e. which of the two; Ven. 304. WINKING, shutting the eyes; Luc. 458.

WINKS, closes the eyes; Ven. 90. shuts the eyes, slumbers; Luc. 553.

WIPE, brand; Luc. 537.

WISTLY, wistfully; Luc. 1355;

Ven. 343.

WITHHOLD, restrain; Ven. 612.
WOOD, mad; Ven. 740.
WOODMAN, huntsman; Luc. 580.
WORM, Serpent; Ven. 933.
WOT, "God w.," i. e. "God
knows"; Luc. 1345.
WRACK, ruin; Ven. 558,
WRAPP'D, involved; Luc. 456.
WREAKED, revenged; Ven. 1004.
WRITON, Writ about, (?) pre-
dicted; Ven. 506.