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houre, howre, time, II.III 34, plur vi \
35a.the seven daily offices of the church,
good A.*good fortune, vi IX 39
housiing, sacramental (trans/), 1 VII 37
houe, vb 1 to rise, 1 II 31
honing, vb 2 pres part floating, m yii 27
houed, pret waited, lingered, iii x 20 Cf
hooued
how be, although, S C July 95
howlet, owl, owlet, Three Lett p 621
hoye, a small vessel, II x 64
hoyse, to raise up, Three Lett pp 615, 618
hububs, shouts, noise, in x 43
huckster k man — man who bargains, Hubberd
925
hugger mugger, concealment, secrecy, Hubberd
139
humine, human, iv II 51, Clout 351
humblesse, humbleness, humility, 1 II 21,III
26, xii 8, Amor Son 2
humors, -ours, fluids in the body which were
supposed to affect or determine a person's temperament,
R R 320, proud h = pride, 1 x
26, sad h = sadness, iv x 50, sleep, 1 1 36
hurly-burly, commotion, tumult, v III 30
hurtle, hurtlen, to rush, dash, 1 iv 16, 40,
viu 17, iv iv 29, to brandish, wave, II
vii 42
hurtlesse, harmless, 1 vii 31
husband, farmer, husbandman, iv III 29,
Hubberd 266, husbandfarme = farm, iv iv
35.
husher, usher, 1 iv 13.
hy, hye, high, 1 1. 8, Proth 28.
hyacine, hyacinth (precious stone), II VII 54
hydra, -dre, a fabulous many headed snake,
supposed to have been killed by Hercules, II
xii 23, vi xii 32
hye, hie, to hasten, iv xi 6, S C Apr 128,
May 317 hide, pret hastened, II xi 25
hyldmg, base, worthless, vi v 25
hynd, hynde, servant, rustic labourer, vi viii
12, x. 3, xi 27, R R 244
hyppocrase, a cordial made of wine flavoured
with spices, Three Lett p 615
I
idee, idea, conception, H Love 284
idle, ydle, causeless, baseless, 1 xii 9,III vi
54, empty, 1 v. 8
idole, image, counterpart, imitation, II II 41,
iv v 15
ill-faate, evil-faced, ugly, II xii 36
llfauouredly, in a bad or unpleasing way,
Three Lett p 6II Cf fauoured.
GLOSSARY 693
ill fauored, ppl ad], eviMooking,n 1 15
illude, to elude, evade, II v 9
illustrate, to render illustrious, Amor, p 562
image, Teares 201
imbeziled,pa part taken away, stolen, R T
p 470
imbrast, pa part embraced, iv viii 59
imbrew, to thrust, 1 vi 38, to stain, vi v
5, pa part spilt, in III 38 Cf embrew
immeasurd, -ed, unmeasured, enormous, II
x 8, xii 23
immixing, pres part mingling, iv III 47
imp, ymp, -e, sb scion, child, offspring (ItU
and fig ),i Prol 3,III v 53, VII 7, iv xi 10,
vi II 38, p 410, R T. 272, young shoot,
scion, iv xi 26, v xi 16, Teares 75
impacable, inappeasable, implacable, iv it
22, R T 395
impart, to allow, grant, III II 1
impe (a wing), vb to engraft feathers in a
wing so as to improve the powers of flight,
H Beautie 135 ympt, pa, part (transf),
fastened, iv ix 4
impeach, to hinder, prevent, Gnat 576 Cf
empeach.
fmperceable, not pierceable, 1 xi 17
impertinent, irrelevant, S C p 419
impictured, pa part impressed as with a
picture, Past, Elegie 163
implacable, iii vii 35
implore, entreaty, II v 37
imployd, pret found employment for, Epitaph
(1) 25
implye, to enfold, 1 iv 31, vi 6, to entaugle
1 xi 23, to contain, in vi 34
importable, unbearable, II viii 35
importune, adj heavy, severe, grievous, 1, xi
53, xii 16,II vi 29, vin 38, xi 7, vi. 1 20,
Mutop. 230 , troublesome, in III 44, Daphn
387, persistent, pertinacious, vi xi 6
importune, vb to portend, import, in i 16
importunely, importunately, urgently, II viii
4
impresse, to affect, influence, Love 170
imprest, pret stamped, marked, ii xi 5,
produced by pressure, imprinted, iv III 34,
pa part imprinted, iii xii 33
improuided, unforeseen, 1 VII 34
in, inne, abode, lodging, dwelling {lit and
(fig) i i 33 , VII 32, in III.30, Daphn
469
inburning, ppl adj burning internally, iii 1
.53, iv vin 17
incense, sb , Bellay 143, Epigrams p 608
incessantly, immediately, without pausing, vi
I sv 2