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INDEX OF WORDS AND PHRASES EXPLAINED.

* favour (^countenance), 168, 173-
  • fell arrest, 155.
  • fester (=rot), 161.
  • fickle hour, 174.
  • filed, 158.
  • filled up his line, 159.
  • fitted, 170.
  • five wits, 178.
  • fleets (=fleetest), 135.
  • flourish (noun), 151.
  • foison, 148.
  • fond (=foolish), 129.
  • fond on, 158.
  • fools of time, 172.
  • for(=because), 143, 148, 165.
  • for (=for fear of), 147.
  • for fear of trust, 137.
  • fore, 130.
  • forlorn (accent), 141.
  • fortify (intransitive), 151.
  • free (^liberal), 129.
  • frequent (=intimate), 169.
  • from (=away from), 180.
  • fury (^inspiration), 163.
  • gaudy (—gay), 128.
  • gaze (=object of gaze), 130.
  • general of hot desire, 183.
  • go (=walk), 147.
  • gored mine own thoughts, 166.
  • gracious ( =full of grace ), 151-
  • gracious (trisyllable), 176.
  • greeing, 168.
  • grind (=whet), 167.
  • gust (=taste), 168.
  • habit (=bearing), 178.
  • happies, 130.
  • heavy Saturn, 162.
  • hell of time, 170.
  • his(=its), 131, 133, 155, 158, 174.
  • hope of orphans, 162.
  • horse (plural), 160.
  • hours (dissyllable), 130.
  • hues (=Hughes?), 135.
  • hugely politic, 172.
  • hungry ocean, 152.
  • husbandry, 132.
  • I hate from hate away she threw, 180.
  • idle rank, 171.
  • imaginary ( ^imaginative ), 139.
  • imprisoned absence of your liberty, 150.
  • in their wills, 171.
  • incertairrties, 165.
  • indigest, 168.
  • instinct (accent), 147.
  • insults o'er, 166.
  • intend, 139.
  • invention ( imagination ),
  • jacks, 175.
  • keeps (=guards), 176.
  • key (pronunciation), 147.
  • kindness (=affection), 182.
  • lace (^embellish), 153.
  • lame (figurative?), 142, 159.
  • latch (=catch), 168.
  • lay (=lay on), 163.
  • learned' s wing, 156.
  • leese, 130.
  • level (=aim), 169.
  • like as, 150, 170.
  • like of hearsay, 136.
  • limbecks, 170.
  • lines of life, 134.
  • live (=subsist), 129.
  • lively (=living), 183.
  • lovely argument, 157.
  • lover (masculine), 140.
  • love's fresh case, 166.
  • maiden gardens, 134.
  • main of light, 150.
  • make faults, 141.
  • makeless, 131.
  • makest waste in niggarding, 128.
  • many's looks, 160.
  • map of days outworn, 153.
  • marigold, 138.
  • marjoram, 162.
  • Mars his sword, 149.
  • master (=possess), 164.
  • master-mistress of my passion, 135.
  • meetness, 170.
  • melancholy (metre), 145.
  • minion (=darling), 174.
  • misprision, 159.
  • mixed with seconds, 173.
  • moan the expense, 140.
  • mock their own presage, 165. .
  • modern (=ordinary), 158.
  • moiety, 145.
  • more and less, 161.
  • motley (=jester), 166.
  • mourning (play upon), 176.
  • mouthed graves, 156.
  • music (personal), 175.
  • music to hear, 130.
  • mutual render, 173.
  • nativity (=child), 150.
  • new-fangled, 160.
  • no such matter, 159.
  • noted weed, 155.
  • obsequious (=devoted), 173.
  • obsequious (=funereal), 140.
  • o'er-green (verb), 167.
  • one reckoned none, 177.
  • owe (^possess), 135, 154.
  • pain (=punishment), 178.
  • part his function, 168.
  • partake (=take part), 182.
  • parts of me, 140.
  • past cure, past care, 181.
  • patent, 159.
  • peace of you, 155.
  • perfect's):, 147.
  • perspective, 137.
  • phoenix, 135.
  • pointing (= appointing), 133.
  • policy, that heretic, 172.
  • poverty (concrete), 144.
  • present (=instant), 182.
  • pressed by these rebel powers, etc., 180.
  • pretty, 144.
  • prevent (=anticipate), 163.
  • pricked (=marked), 136.
  • prime (=spring), 162.
  • prizing (=regarding), 179.
  • proud-pied April, 162.
  • prove (=find), 154, 183.
  • purge, 170.
  • pursuit (accent), 179.
  • qualify (=temper), 166.
  • quest (=inquest), 145.
  • question make, 132.
  • quietus, 174.
  • rack (=clouds), 141.
  • ragged (=rugged), 130.
  • rank (=sick), 170.
  • rearward, 160.
  • record (accent), 150, 172.
  • recured, 145.
  • region (=air), 141.
  • remembered ( ^reminded ), 170.
  • render (noun), 173.
  • render (= surrender), 174.
  • reserve (= preserve), 140.
  • reserve their character, 158.
  • respect (= affection), 142.
  • respect ( ^consideration ), 139, 146.
  • resty, 163.
  • retention, 171.
  • revolt (=faithlessness), 160.
  • rondure, 137.
  • ruinate, 131.
  • ruined choirs, 154.
  • ruth (—pity), 176.
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