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haberjeon, -geon, a sleeveless coat of mail,
II vi 29, in m 57, v v 2
habiliment, sing 1 vi 30, plm 1 III 17,
MI 5,II 1 22, vi iv 4, Hubberd no equipment,
dress, clothes
hability, ability, vi III 7
habitaunce, dwelling, II VII 7
liable, able, powerful, 1 xi 19, VII vii 31
hacqueton, a stuffed jacket worn under the
mail, II viu 38
had ywist (lit had I known) = a vain regret,
Hubberd 893
hagard, wild, untamed, 1 xi 19
hale, sb well-being, welfare, Past Elegie 103
hale, hayle, vb to drag, pull, II iv 8, 14, iii
iv 31, v II 26, vi 1 17
halfen, half half en eye — half sight, one eye,
in x 5
halfendeale, adv half, iii ix 53.
halhdome, only in asseveration by my h,,Hubberd
545
hallow, to consecrate, in iv 10, pa part,
S C Feb 210
hallowing, pres.part shouting, hallooing,, vi
viu 40
ham, thigh, II III 27, v v 2
han, pi have, S, C March 62, May 49, 168,
July 40, 203, Sept 163, Oct 16, II7, Dec
II2
hand out ofh = at once, m v 3, v iv 32
handeled, pret used, in 1 ii
handsell, reward, vi xi 15
handsome, handy, suitable, in vii 60
hap, sb lot, fortune, fate, 1 iv 49,II iv 43,
iv II 43, vi iv 36, Worlds Vanttie 45, Epigrams
p 607 t by hap —by chance, Amor p
577
haplesse, bearing misfortune, iv iv 21
happily, -ely, by chance, II Prol 3, iv iv. 6,
xi 52,VII 32, S C March 31
happy, successful, in 1 10
harbenger, host, entertainer, Daphn 470
harbour, -brough, shelter, II 7, S C June
18
hard, pret heard, in II 21, Hubberd 267 , pa
part II ix 25
hardiment, courage, boldness, audacity, 1 1
14, ix 12,II 1 27,II 37,III 1 2, v 10, v vip
23, Amor p 577, daring exploit, in ix 53
hardnesse, rudeness, iv viu 60
hardyhedde, -hed, boldness, audacity, courage,
p 416,1 iv 38,-R.K 143 (hardie head),
Muiop 27
GLOSSARY 691
hamesse, arms, weapons, v iv 36, harnesses
bearingst. armour-bearing, II xi 43
Harpalus, pseudonym, Clout 380
harrow, tnterj a cry of distress or alarm, II
vi 43,49, VIIi 46
harrowd, pret harried, 1 x 40
harten, to incite, encourage, R R 300, pa
part iv ix 34
hartie, courageous, 1 ix 25
hartie-hale, healthy, Muiop 188
hartlesse, -les, timid, without courage, disheartened,
II II f,Hubberd 1355, Clout 9,228
hart roote, depth of the heart, S C Dec 93
hart sore, cause of grief, II 1 2
harts ease, tranquillity, peace of mind, Epitaph
(2) 25
haske, rush or wicker basket, S C Nov 16
hatching, vbl sb process of production, Three
Lett p 6II
hauberque, -berk, bergh, coat of mail, II
VIIi 44,III iv 16, xi 52,1V ix 27
naught, noble, 1 vi 29
haulflt, pret embraced, iv III 49
hault, haughty, vi II 23
haultmg,pp/ adj halt, lame, Two Lett p 640
haunt, haunten, to frequent, visit, 1 xi 2, £ C
March III, July 78, to pursue, molest (fig ,)
1 xi 27
haueour, -lour, bearing, deportment, behaviour,
II II. 15,III vi 52, xii 3, S C Api 66
hay ling, hay Id, see hale
haynous, heinous, hateful, vi 1 18
hazarded, pret endangered, Muiop 378
hazardize,penlousposition,conditional VII 19
hazardry, venturesomeness, II v 13, gaming,
playing at dice, iii 1 57
headinesse, hastiness, rashness, S C p 417.
headlesse hood, lit hood without a head,
hence, perh = brainless head, S C. Feb 86
headpeace, head, S C May 242
heape, sb multitude, troop, 1 iv 16
heaped, ppl adj profuse, v VIIi 23
heard 1 , herd, III vii 1, iv iv 35
heard 2 , keeper of a herd of cattle, vi ix 4,10,
12
heardgroome, herdsman, vi xi 39, s C Feb
35,Aug 45
heardman, herdsman, S C Feb Arg
heare, sb hair, 1. VIIi 32,II ix 13,III xii 17,
Thest 26, Past Aeglogue II8
heare, vb to be spoken of, 1 v 23
hearie, -y, hairy, m 1 16, iv VIIi 12
heast, hest, bidding, command, behest, 1 vii
18, iv III 39, v v 25,43, if Love 161, Amor
p 578, vow, vi VII 24, name, iv xi 50.
I heben, -e, sb ebony-tree, II VII 52 , ebony-