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GLOSSARY 705
x 43, pattern or model of supreme excellence, pauihons, tents, tabernacles, S C p 420
vi 1 1,0/01^548, rival, competitor, Hubberd, pauone, peacock, m xi 47
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pawnee, bee pance
paramour, lover, 1 1, 9 (Jig ), iv v 5, S C i paynim, pagan, 1 iv 41
Apr 139, Gnat 678, rival, vi ix 39 paysd, pa part poised, IIx5 Cf peise
parauaunt, -ant, before, in II 16, in front, pealing, pres part appealing, vii vii Arg
vi x 15, pre eminently, Clout 941
parbreake, vomit, 1 1 20
| peare, pere, peer, equal, II iv 18, com
pamon, v 1 6, vi II 31, rival, Worldi Vamparcell,
part, H Beautie 105
'"75
pardale, panther or leopard, 1 vi 26
pearling, pere-, pres part forming pearl­
parentage, parent, IIx27
like drops, Clout 507 , ppl adj, Eptth 155
parget, ornamental work in plaster on a wall, peasant, attrib base, vi iii 31
ceiling, &c , Bellay 23, Epigrams p 607 pease, pea, not worth a pease = of no value,
part, A6 side, v VII 3, vi vin 40, plur con­ S C Oct 69
duct, rubits, v ix 2, vi v 33, part per part, peaze, blow, in II 20 Cf peise
vi II. 6 (SEC paled)
peece, piece of work, structure, 1 x 59, (of a
part, ub to share, divide, in ix 43, S C Apr fortress, or stronghold), II xi 14, III x 10, v
153 parted, pret departed, 1 III 22 II 21, (of a sea-vessel), II xii 44
partake, to share (a thing) with another, peeced, ppl adj pieced, imperfect, S C Oct
v xi 32, to make a sharer 0/, II iv 20, 87
? to carry through (a purpose), in III 25, v 1 peeretree, pear tree, S C March III
(pertake)
particularities, particulars, ThreeLett p 618
peeuishnesse, folly, perverse conduct, vi vii
37
parture, departure, III via 46
peinct, to paint, S C Feb 121
party, side, iv iv 20, vi 1 19
peise, -ze, to balance, weigh, v II 46, to pros
pas, passe, to surpass, excel, 1 iv u,n vi 25, downwards by its weight, Clout 849
in iv 23, ix 50,1V II 2, v III 17, x 3, vi x pele, peal, v ix 39
5, S C June 74, Aug 10, to disregard, take pelfe, wealth, II vii 7, m ix 4, S C p 443
no notice, II vi 37, to care, reck, Hubberd pen, to restrain, confine, v II 19 pend,/>«
II50, fas by-cue about, regard , to be be part ,S C Oct 72 Cf pent,
yond, Clout 837, pres part surpassing, H pendant, something hanging (said of foliage
Beautie 70, ppl adj 1 x 24, 31, Clorinda or fruit), Elegie 5, plur ornaments hanging
too
down from a vault or roof, iv x 6
passant, {her ) walking, looking towards the penie masses, masses at which offerings are
dexter side, with three paws on the ground and made, Hubberd 452 Cf masse penie
the dexter fore-paw raised, m 1 4
pennes, feathers, 1 xi 10
passion, sorrow, grief, 1 II 26, iv vin 3 pensifenesse, anxious thought, iv v 38
passionate, adj that moves to compassion, pent.pa part enclosed, v ix 10
pitiful, Clout 427
penurie, lack of food, 1 ix 35, v v 22
passionate, vb to express with feeling, 1 xii 16 penurious,poverty-stncken,destitute,v v 46
passioned,pa part expressed with teeling, in perceable, penetrable, 1 1 7
xii 4
percen, to pierce, 1 VII 33
pastor, -oure, shepherd, S C Sept 140, Past perdie, -y, indeed, verily, truly, certain!),
Elegte 9, p 409
tnterj 1 vi 42,II III 18,III x 7, 39, xi 24,
pasture, food, in x 59
S C May 37, Aug 19, adv in II 27, S C
patcheries, things made of patches or frag­ March 104
ments (Jig ), Three Lett p 632
peregall, equal, S C Aug 8
patience, a species of dock, called by old her­ peremptone, -y, III vin 16, v ix 44
balists Patientia ( = Rumex Patientia> Linn ), perfit, perfect, Two Lett p 640
Gnat 678
perflted, pa part perfected, Three Lett p
patronage, defence, II viii 26
626
patronesse, female protector, 1 x 44 perforce, -forse, of necessity, II in 3, S C
paulting, paw-, trifling, paltrv, Three Lett Nov 127
pp 619,629
perke, pert, S C Feb 8
paund, pawnd, pa part pawned, pledged, perlous, perilous, dangerous, II ix 17,III 1 19,
iv III 3, S C &ept 95
vii 28, xii 42, iv x 28
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