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GLOSSARY
agent, one who acts, Three Lett p 621 almner, almoner, 1 x 38
aggrace, sb favour, goodwill, 11 viu 56 almdst, v v 10
aggrace, agraoe, vb to favour, agrast, pret, alone, only, iv v 25
I x 18, to add grace to, 11 xii 58 along, without interruption, throughout, iii,
aggrate, to please, gratify, 11 v 33, IX iv 3
34, xn 42, iii vi 50, viu 36, v xi 19, vi x alow, vb to praise, p 409
33, Team 406 intr iv 11 23
alow, adv below, vi. viii. 13
aglet, aygulet, tag, spangle, 11 111 26, vi 11 5 Al Portugese, in the Portuguese fashion,
agonyes, strifes, contentions, which were heId Hubberd 212
to be due to Saturn's influence, 11 ix 52 als, alls, also, 11 1 7, iv iv 2, xi 31, vi xii
agraste, see aggrace
11, p 410, S C March 40, both (als
agree, to settle, 11 iv 3
and), S C July 8
agreeable, in accord, similar, Three Lett p alsoone, as soon, £ C July 101
620
altogether, without exception, S C July,
agreeably, similarly, vi vii 3
P 447
agreeue, to cause to grieve, R T 91, Elegie alway, always, v ix 24, Clout 888
82
amain, amayne, at once, hastily, 1 vi 41,
agrise, agrize, to cause to shudder, hornf\, with force, violently, in xi 41, iv in 47, v
II vi 46, iii ii 24, vn vn 6, Impers v x 38, vi vi 27, viii 27
28, agryz'd,ppl adj of horrible appearance, amarous, lovely, 11 xii 64
iv viii 12
Amaryllis, a shepnerdess, Clout 435, 540
aguise, aguize, to array, deck, equip, fashion, amate
11 1 21, 31, vi 7, in 11 18, v 111 4, Hubberd
656
a hungered, hungry, Three Lett p 618
aime, to guess, conjecture, H Beautte 33
Alabaster, pseudonym, Clout 400
alablaster, alabaster, m 11 42, vi viii 42,
Bellay 45
alard,pa part allayed, Daphn 173
Albanese-wyse, after the manner of the
Albanese (Albanians?), in xii 10
albe, albee, although, 1 x 44, S C Jan 67,
Apr 99, 111 spite of, v viu 3, S C May
265
Alcon, pseudonym, Clout 394
Aleyon, pseudonym. Clout 384
alegge, allegge, alleviate, assuage, iii 11 15,
S C March 5
aleggeaunce, alleviation, m v 42
alew = halloo, lamentation, v vi 13
algate, algates, entirelv, altogether, always,
11 1 2,111 iv 26, iv vi 13,44, byanymeans,
Hubberd 1025 , at all, 111 any way, iii viii 9,
nevertheless, v viii 5, S C Nov 21
Algrm, pseudonym, S C July 213
alienate, pa part alienated, withdrawn, S C
Apr Arg 9
all, though, although, 11 xii 57, in i 21, vi
47, vu 9, 40, S C June 72, all were it=
although it were, S C May 58 all and
some, entirely, altogether, in xii 30 all
as, as if, S C Feb 4 all for, just because,
S C Sept 109, III, 114
Alia Turchesoa, in the Turkish fashion,
Hubberd 677
1 , to dismay, daunt, cast down, 1 i 51,
in iv 27, vu 35, xi 21, vn vi 19 amated,
pa part dismayed, overwhelmed, 11 11 5, v.
xi 64
amate 2 , to keep company with, 11 ix 34
amaze, amazement, in vii 7, iv 11 17, r vii
25, Amor Son 16, Epith 181
amb&ssage, embassy, Hubberd 472
ambtishment, ambush, iv x 30, Gnat 532
amearst, pa part punished, amerced, Amor
Son 70
amenage, to domesticate, control, 11 iv 11
amenance, amenaunoe, bearing, conduct,
behaviour, n viu 17, ix 5,111 1 41, iv 111 5,
Hubberd 781
amend, to retrieve, restore, in 111 23
amendment, amends, 11 1 20
amiable, iv x 31,56
amis 1 , hood, cape (orig an article of costume
of the religious orders, made of, or lined with,
grey fur), 1 iv 18
amis 2 , misdeed, fault, ii 1 19
amisse, wrongly, in mistake, Daphn 234
amounted, pret mounted, ascended, 1. ix.
54
amoue, ammoue, to move, stir, cause emotion,
1 iv 45, ix 18, in ix 24, to touch,
iii xi 13, to arouse (from sleep, &c), Daphn
545
Amyntas, pseudonym, Clout 434
and, if, Three Lett p 632
anduile, anduyle, anvil, 1 xi 42, iv iv 23,
Amor Son 32
angeliok, angelic, Astrophel, p 550 1 76.
I annexe, to add, iv viii 35.