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enriuen, ppl adj torn, v vm 34, Clortnda
4 (fig)•
enrold, pa part enfolded, wrapped up, II xu
25,1V III 41, coiled, vi vi II, Gnat 257,
formed into a roll, vii vu 30
ensample, imitation, p 40/, warning, R T
462
enseam, to contain, lv xi 35
ensew, ensewen, to follow, 1 iv 40, v 25,
III 1 45, v iv 15, Teares 54 ensew'd,
fret vi III 50, to pursue, in xi 5, (a profession)
iv II 46 ensue, to Tesuk from, 1 iv 34,
to follow, II III 2 , to pursue (a profession),
p 412 ,pres part iv IX 5 ensude,pa, part
imitated, II xii 59
ensnarle, to catch, ensnare, v ix 9
entayl, vb to penetrate, cut, II vi 29, entayld,/w
part carved, II III 27
entayle, sb carving, ornamentation, II vii 4
entent, intent, intention, S C. May 102 Cf
intent
enterdeale, negotiation, v vm 21, intercourse,
Hubberd 785
enterprise, -ze, sb attempt, undertaking,
1 vm 15, v x Arg
enterpris, -se, -ze, vb to entertain, n II 14,
to attempt, undertake, II 1 19, v viii II,
vi vm 18, to attempt to obtain, procure, iv
VII 28 enterprizd, pa part undertaken,
1 VII 45 enterprised, ppl adj attempted,
in xi 24
entertame, to treat, 1 III 43 , to accept,
receive (pay), II ix 6, to show hospitality to,
receive as a guest, v xii 10, Hubberd 235 ,
to take (a way), vi iv 24, to encounter,
meet with, vi xi 46, Gnat 563, to treat of,
Amor Son 12, to engige in, Hubberd 398
entertainment, provisions, hospitality, 1 x
37,ii » 35
entertake, to entertain, v ix 35
entertayne, hospitality, iv vin 27, v ix
37 , reception, welcome, Hubberd 1085
entire, adj fresh, 1 vi 44 , all of one piece,
1 vii 33) perfect, genuine, sincere, 1 viii 40,
in II 44, vii 16, iv v 4, ix 13, v xi 61, vi
v 38, viii 3, H Love 157, strong, III 1 47
parts entire = inward, internal parts, iv viii
23, 48, v vii 37, Amor Son 6, 85, H Love
271, mind e , Beautie 223
entire, adv entirely, altogether, II v 8, viii
15, vi viii 15, sincerely, earnestly, vi v
23
entirely, earnestly, 1 xi 32,III ix 51, vi vii
22
entitled,pa part dedicated, p 415
entraile, twisting, coil, 1 1 16
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entrailed, entrayld, entrayled, pa part
entwined, interlaced, II.III. 27, v 29, in vi
44, xi 46,1V, III 42, S C Aug 30, Proth 25
entrall, -e, interior, II xii 6, 25
entrayle, mind, thought, vi xi 41
entreat, to occupy oneself in, n VII 53, to
treat, deal with, iv x 10, vi 1 40, Hubberd
922, Mtsc Sonn 1, to treat of, describe, v 1 1
entrenched, pa part pierced, III xii 20
enure, to make use of, iv II 29, to exercise,
Amor p 578, Three Lett p 6II enur'd,
pa part mured, accustomed, iv vii 27, vi
vin 14, committed, v ix 39
e"nufe, sb emulation, iii 1 18 6nuy, envy,
in iv 47, v 54, ix 38
enufe, vb to have malevolent feelings, be
angry, II II 19 pret enuyde, iv iv 44
enuy, to grudge, 1 ix 1, in v 50, vi viii 4
enwallowed, pa part rolled, III iv 34, v
xi 14
enwombed,pa part pregnant, ii 1 50, x 50,
v VII 16, contained (as in a womb), R R, 67
enwrap, to capture (as in a fold), Past Elegte
98 enwrapt, pret wrapped, 1 xi 23
epiphonema, sentence or reflection concluding
a discourse, S C p 440 epiphonematicos,
in the form of an epiphonemn, S C p 459
equal, equitable, impartial, vii vi 351 1
equalise, to equal, in ix 44
equipage, sb equipment, retinue, 1 xi 6,iv xi
17, S C Oct II4
equipaged, pa part arrayed, equipped, ii ix
equipollent, equivalent, Three Lett p 631
ere, ever, S C Oct 33
ere many yeares, many years ago, v iv 7
erect, to set up, establish, vi vi 34
erewhile, before, formerly, iv xi 2
ermelm, ermine (animal), stoat, in II 25
ermine, fur of ermine, in 1 59
erne, see earne
errant, wandering, 1 x 10, in vii 6, vi v
II
erst, see earst
eschew, to escape, iv vin 56, vi viu 50, to
avoid, Amor Son 62 eschewd, pa part
untroubled, avoided, ii x 13
esloyne (refl), to withdraw, 1 iv 20
espiall, sight, glimpse, iv x 17, appeannce,
v iv 15
essoyne, exemption, 1 iv 20
estate,state,condition, 1 in 7 iv 20, rank,
vi II 27
estraunged, pa part removed abroad, S C,
Epistle P 418
eterne, eternal, in vi 37, 47