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INDEX OF WORDS AND PHRASES EXPLAINED.
- acceptable (accent), 130.
- action (legal), 152.
- adder's sense, 167.
- admire (=wonder at), 172.
- adulterate, 171.
- advance (=raise), 156.
- advised respects, 146.
- aggravate, 181.
- air and fire (elements), 145.
- alchemy (metaphor), 141.
- all tyrant (vocative), 182.
- allow (=approve), 167.
- amiss (noun), 141, 182.
- anchored (metaphor), 177.
- antique (accent), 135, 150.
- applying fears to hopes, 1 70.
- approve ( =find by experience), 181.
- aray, 180.
- argument (=theme), 157, 164.
- array, 180.
- art (=letters), 152, 156.
- as (;=that), 156.
- aspect (accent), 138.
- astonished, 159.
- attaint (=blame), 157.
- attainted, 159.
- authorizing (accent), 141.
- ay (play upon?), 177.
- ay me ! 144.
- bankrupt (spelling), 153.
- bated, 151.
- bath(=Bath?), 183.
- becoming of, 175, 182.
- begetter, 127.
- bereft (=taken away), 130.
- beshrew, 176.
- besides (preposition), 137.
- bestow (=stow), 138.
- bevel, 171.
- bide each check, 150.
- black not counted fair, 174.
- blenches (noun), 166.
- blunt (=clumsy), 164.
- bore the canopy, 172.
- both twain, 144.
- bower, 175.
- brave (=beautiful), 132.
- breathers of this world, 157.
- builded, 172.
- came (^became), 176.
- candles (=stars), 136.
- canker (=worm), 141, 154, 161, 163.
- canker-blooms, 148.
- captain (adjective), 147.
- carcanet, 147.
- censures (=judges), 181.
- ceremony (metre), 137.
- cheater, 182.
- check (=rebuff ), 150.
- cherubins, 168.
- chest (metaphor), 152.
- chide with, 167.
- chopped, 151.
- chronicle, 164.
- clean (adverb), 155.
- closure of my breast, 146.
- compare (noun), 136, 141.
- compile (=compose), 156, 158.
- compounded with clay, 154.
- conceit (^conception), 132.
- condemnedforthyhand, 162.
- confined (accent), 165.
- confound (=destroy), 130, 151, 153.
- consecrate, 155.
- converted (^changed), 146.
- converted (=turned away), 130, 131.
- convertest (rhyme), 131, 133.
- count (^account), 129.
- counterfeit (rhyme), 148.
- couplement, 136.
- courses (=years), 150.
- coward conquest of wretch's knife, 155.
- critic (=carper), 167.
- crooked (^malignant), 150.
- curious (^fastidious), 143.
- damasked, 175.
- dateless (^endless), 140, 183-
- days outworn, 153.
- dead seeing, 153.
- dear religious love, 140.
- dearest (=most intense), 143.
- debate (=contend), 132.
- debate (=contest), 160.
- dedicated words, 157.
- defeat (=destroy), 151.
- defeated (=defrauded), 135.
- delves the parallels, 151.
- depart (transitive), 131.
- deserts (rhyme), 134, 146, 154- .
- determinate, 159.
- determination (=end), 132.
- disabled (quadrisyllable) ,152.
- discloses (=uncloses), 148.
- dispense with, 167.
- distillation (=perfume), 130.
- doubting (^fearing), 155.
- dressings, 172.
- dullness (^drowsiness), 149.
- eager (=tart), 170.
- earth and water (elements), 145-
- edge of doom, 169.
- eisel, 167.
- enlarged (=set free), 154.
- entitled in thy parts, 143.
- envy (accent), 175.
- ever-fixed mark, 169.
- evermore (adjective), 181.
- except (=refuse), 181.
- exchange, 166.
- expense(=expenditure), 161, 75- , x
- expense (=loss), 140.
- expiate (=bring to an end), 136.
- extern, 173.
- eye of heaven, 135.
- fair (=beauty), 134, 135, 153, 158.
- false in rolling (eyes), 135.
- fame (verb), 158.
- famished for a look, 145
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