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GLOSSARY
laesie, -y, lazy, idle, 1 IV 36, m VII 12,
S C. Feb. 9, July 33, Clout 372, 766
laire, resting-place (of a corpse), grave, n
VHL 51
lamentable, lamenting, mournful, vi iv 29,
nil 3
lamping, ppl adj flashing, resplendent, in
III I, Amor Son I
lanck, slim, slender, III vi 18, ix 21
landheartis, flocks, Clout 277
langourous, sorrowful, II 1 9
languishment, suffering, trouble, iv VIII 16,
VII 23, R T 159
lap, to fold, wrap up, II in 30, III v 51,
pa part lapped m, enfolded, surrounded
with (Jig) v vi 6
larded,/"/ fattened, S C Feb IIc
lare, pasture, iv, VIII 29
large, at I = at length, iv vii 34
largebelled, ppl adj adorned with large
bells, Three Lett p 625
larumbell, alarm bell, II ix 25
latched, vb l pret caught, S C March 93
latch, vb 8 to fasten, S C May 291
later, recent, last, 1 1 32
latest, last, Dapkn 263
lattice, screen, in VII 15
launce, scale, balance, III vii 4
launch, to pierce, vi II 6, VIII 48 launcht,
pret 1 III 42. launched, pret darted, II
vi 20 launcht, pa part 1 iv 46, iv vi
40, x i. launched, II 1. 38, in II 37, vi
52, Amor Son 57 launohedst, iv vii. I
lauer, basin, II xii 62
lawnds, open spaces among woods, glades, iv
x 24
laxatiue, profuse, copious, Two Lett, p 639
lay, laye, sb¹ song, 1 x 54, II x 59, p
409, 'strain,' II 1 35, vi xi 5, Clout 423
lay, s6 2 ~lea, m VIII 15, x 23, Gnat no
lay, vb. lay on load, lode = to deal heavy
blows, II xi 29, iv iv 23, ix 22, 33, to
deposit, II VII 3 layd, pa part brought
down, reduced (of a swelling), S C Oct II9,
ppl adj subdued, S C Oct 12
laye 1 , ? place of rest, m VII 44, pi, S C
Nov 15
laye', laity, S C May 76
laye *, law, II x 42
lay-stall, dung-heap, refuse-heap, 1 v 53
lazars, lepers, 1 iv 3
lea, open ground, meadow land, plain, S C.
Feb. 158, Jtdy 122, the watry I = the water,
iv ii 16
leach, doctor, 1 v 17, III III 18, iv 41, iv
vii 1
leach craft, medicine, III III 17
leaohour, lecher, debauchee, 1 III Arg.
leade, to live, pass one's life, S C July 102,
185
leafe, trust, faith / and love, Amor. Son
28
leake, leaky, 1 v 35, vi VIII 24
leames, gleams, rays, Epigrams p 608
leaneth, depends, S C p 420
leany, lean, thin, S C July 199
leapes, baskets in which to catch or keep fish,
S C p 466
leare, lore, 'art', III xi 16, iv III 40, vi iv
4 leares = lessons, III VII 21
learnd, pa part taught, 1 vi 12
leasing, losing, lie, falsehood, 1 vi 48, II
ix 51, xi 10, iv VIII 24, v II 33, S C
May 285, Hubberd 699, 73}, Clout 696, lying,
falsehood, S C 6ept l3o, Clout 102
least, conj lest, III VIII 24, v xi 26, vi VIII
I,X' 43
least, adv at I =at last, it x 68
leau'd, pret raised, II x 31
leauy, leafy, iv x 45
ledden, speech, iv xi 19, Clout 744
lee, river, v II 19, R T 603
leese, to lose, S C Sept 135
lefte, pret lifted, it, III 34
legierdemame, sleight of hand, v ix 13,
Hubberd 701
leman, lemVIIan, lover, 1 1 6, vii 14, II v
28, III u 20, VIII 40, iv 1 9, v VIII 2
lend, to give, II ix 58, to cause, iv xii 21,
pret gave, dealt, n, v 6, v 1 21, pa part
granted, given, v xi 42
lengd, pret tarried, remained, S C May 250
lenger, longer, 1 1 22, iii 19
lere, sb lesson, S C May 262 , instruction,
lore, Clout 783, plur vi II 31
lere, vb to learn, S C Dec 4
lessoned, pret instructed, III vi 51
lest, to listen, vi 1 17
let, sb hindrance, obstacle, 1 VIII 13, II xi. 31,
iv 1 12, hesitation, vi vi 20
let, vb l to leave, II vi 16 let be (tmper )=
cease from, II III 16
let, vb² to hinder, prevent, 1 VII 20,II 1 47,
VIII 28,III v 17, v II 4, ix 7, Past Elegte
126 let, pa part vi VII. I
leuell, to direct, III ix 1 leveled, pret. II
xii 34
leuer, rather, 1 ix 32, in ii 6 me I were
= I would rather, m v 7 Cf liefe, liefer
leuin, lightning, in v 48, v. vi. 40, S C
July 91, Aug 87 levin-brond = flash of
lightning, vii. vi 3o