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combyned, joined, fastened, IV x 40, Beautie
205
comen, common, usual, S C June 45
comraandement, command, control, Clout
common, common, to converse, II ix 41,
v ix 4
comment, to devise, invent (of a false statement),
vii vii 53
commixtion, copulation, vi vi 12
commixture, mingling, mixture, vi 1 8,
copulation, Clout 802
commodity, -ie, advantage, vi xi 10, Two
Lett.p 635
commonly, familiarly, in intimate union, 1 x
56
compacte, agreed, arranged, v vi 16
compacted, close, III 1 23
compacture, compact structure, II ix 24
compame, sb companion, iv 1 38
companie, vb to be a gay companion Hubberd
506
compare, compaire 1 (with), to vie with,
rival, II v 29, Muiop 2II, Elegie 18
compare 2 , to acquire, 1 iv 28
compasse, proportion, II ix 24, extent,
range, III ix 46 in compas = around, in III 10
compassion, vb to pity, Clorinda 2
compast, ppl adj round, circular, iv iv 30
compdst, pa part contrived, III VII 18,
arranged (in a circle), Elegie 23
compel, to force to come, II 1 5, to force,
constriin, 1 vi 26
compile, compyle, to build, III III 10, to
heap up, produce, III II 12, vi 1 , to compose
(of a song), iv viu 4, Beautie 273, to compose,
settle, iv ix 17
complaine, -piayne, to lament, S C Nov
44, to compose as a complaint, Clout 5II
complement,completeness, in v 55 , politeness,
courtesy, vi x 23, Hubberd 692, accomplishment,
consummation, Hubberd 338,
(mock) courtesy, civility, Clout 790
complexion, quality, character, 'humour,'
'temperament,'II m 22, in vi 8, vi 38
complish, to accomplish, fulfil, v xi 41
complot, conspiracy, plot Hubberd 178
oomplyne, the last sen ice of the day in the
Catholic ritual, Hubberd452
comportance, bearing, behaviour, II 1 29
composition,agreement,v x 27, agreement
(to pay money), vi 1 43
compound, to settle, compose, m in 23, to
settle, agree (as to terms), v xii 4
comprehend, to contain, iv 1 27
comprize, to perceive, comprehend, II ix 49,
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to draw together, III vi 19, to contain, vi
vin 18
comprouinciall, of the same province, in
III 32
con, to knou, S C July 45, Sept 90
conceipt, conceit, idea, v VII 38 , conception,
pp 407,409,435, Elegie 124, opinion,
judgement, estimation, S C p 427, Clout
P 536
conceiptfull, clever, vi xu 16
conceiue, to perceive, v v 31, 35
concent, ib harmony, m xii 5, Beautie 199
concent, vb to harmonize, iv ii 2
concrew, to grow into a mass, iv vii 40
concurring, combining, Three Lett p 630
cond, pret learned, S C Feb 92, Clout 74
condigne, worthy, VII vi II
condiscend, to consent, v 1 2=1
conditions, qualities, III ix 4, Beautie 137
conduct 1 , management, il II 25
conduct 2 , guide, vi xi 35
conference, conversation, Two Lett p 640
confound, confounded, Mmop 262
confusion, destruction, S C May 219
conge, leave, farewell, II 1 34, III 2, III I,
Hubberd II09
congregate, pa part congregated, assembled,
vii vi 19
coniure, to entreat, 1 xii 27 , to conspire, v
x 26
conne, can, S C Eptstle p 417, to know,
S C June 65
consent 1 , wish, opinion, iv viii 50
consent 2 , harmony, Gnat 226 Cf concent
consort, sb 1 companion, vii vi 51
consort, b 2 accord, 1 xii 4, hirmony, singing
together, III 1 40, Past Aeglogue 31
consort, vb to combine, uuite, II xii 70,
Elegie 76
conspyre, to agree, S C p 458
constraine, to bring about by force, v vi 19,
to incur, Hubberd 561
constraint, force, 1 vii 34, confinement, 1
x 2 , distress, II II 8, S C May 249
contagion, contagious quality or influence, v
vii II, Muiop 256
containe, to restrain, control, III ix 7, v xii
1, vi vi 7
conteck, strife, discord, III 1 64, S C May
163, Sept 86
contempt, contemned, despised, S C Nov
48
contentation, sitisfaction, Three Lett p 619
continent, land, earth, III iv 30, v 25
contmuaunce, stay, dehy, vi III 19
contract, pa part contracted, III ix 4a