708 GLOSSARY. principle, beginning, x. xi 2 prisd, ppl adj with the price fixed, vi xi 14 prise, sb 1 price, vi xt 14, worth, value, R R 403 Cf prioe, sb prise, sb 2 contest, enterprise, vi viii 25 priuate, personal, particular, Clortnda 89 pnuely, priuily, -lie, preu-, secretly, 1 v 4, v, vii 14, S C May 252, Sept 160, Worlds Vamtu 78 prime, preuie, priue, adj secret, & C March 35, H Beautie 2 36, secret, hidden, concealed, vi v 24, EUgie 179, S C Sept 162, to make priuie=*to make cognizant, familiar, S C. March 30, Hubberd 70, Three Lett p 626 priuitie, -y, design, phn, IV v I, secret thoughts, iv ix 19 prize, prizde, see price, vb procure, to endeavour to cause, II II 32, xii 48, v ix 39, to cause, v VIIi I, pret iv xii 23, pa part urged, pressed, in 1 1 , pret induced, prevailed upon, vi viii 29 prodigious, ominous, portentous, iv 1 13 pr<strong>of</strong>esse, to indicate, vi vi 10 pr<strong>of</strong>fer, <strong>of</strong>fer, vi ix 33 progr6sse, journey, HI XI 20 protect, to throw, cast, vi 1 45 prollmg, pres part prowling, S C Sept 160 prolong, to postpone, iv iv 12 , to delay, v xi 1 prone, yielding, in II 23 pro<strong>of</strong>e, experience, iv vii 37, viii 44, effect v ix 42; arnCdtop = with tested weapons, put in p = tried, Hubberd 1252 proper, own, m n 1, v iv 24, R R 431 , proper good= private property, v 1 23. propertis, characteristics, II ix 58 proteose, extension, duration, m III 4 protract, duration, length, Amor Son 87 proue, prooue, to trv, test, 1 1 50, III xii 31, iv vi 4, vi xi 5, Amor p 578, pret III. 1 60, v II 46, to experience, endure, feel, iv vi 34, viii 3,ix v , pret Chut,664 prouokement, provocation, iv iv 4 prow, brave, in III 28, prowest (wperl), 1 iv 41, v 14,II III IK, viii. iS, in III 24 prowes, prowess, 1 ix 17 proynd, pret preened, <strong>The</strong>st 137 prune, to trim or dress the feathers with the beak, to preen, II III 36, Teares 402 , refl Past, Aeglogue 24 pryse, to pay for, iv xi 5 Cf price, vb puddle, foul, muddy water, iv v 33 puissant (2 syll), mighty, powerful, 1 vi 45, iv xi 15 ptiissa(u)nce(3syll), power, 1 II 17,III xi 4 pumy, pumie stones, pumice stones, u v 30, III v 39, S C March 89. pumies, plur pieces <strong>of</strong> pumice stone pupillage, minority, II x 64, {jig)p 412 purohase, sb acquisition, 1 in 16, booty, vi xi 12, Hubberd 854, Gnat 591 purchase, vb to obtain, II III 18, to acquire, win, v x, 24 purchast, pret won, v VIIi 25, 26 purfled, pa part decorated with an ornamental border, 1 II 13,II III 26 purport, outward bearing, III 1 52 purpos, -e, sb intention, 1 II 30 , discourse, conversation, 1 vii 38, xii 13, III II 4, viii 14, iv 1 7 , S C March Arg 3, plur riddles, games, in x 8, to purpose = to the purpose, n» iv 39, p was moved-it was suggested, in ix 32 purpose, vb to discourse, II xii 16 pursuiuant, -siuant, follower, attendant, II viii 2 , warrant-<strong>of</strong>ficer, Hubberd 565 puruay, to provide, II III 15 (<strong>of</strong>), v xii 10 purueyance, provision, 1 xii 13, preparation, management, in 1 II, equipment, m 1 33, * 53 puttock, kite or buzzard, n xi II, v v 15, xii 30 pyonmgs, vbl sb diggings, excavations, n x 63
queld,pa part v iii 26, VII 16, to overcome, kill, vi x 36, pa part II VII 40, vi xii 30, mir to perish, vii VII 42, to abate, S C March 8 querae, to please, S C May 15 quest,expedition, search, III viii 53, iv vi 42 quick, vb to stir, v IX 33 quicke, adj alive, II 1 39, sb living thing, S C March 74. quidam8, somebodies, certain persons, S C P 419 qmdditie, essence, Three Lett p 614 quiet age, tranquillity, quietness, iv III 43 quight, adj free, R R 108 quight, vb to release, set free, 1 vin 10, to requite, repay, 1 x 67, III v 45, x 35 Cf quit quight, adv quite, 1 1 45, III v 41, v xi 60, &c quip, vb to jeer, vi vii 44 quips, sb sneers, taunts, Hubberd 707 quire, company, vi VIII 48 quire, quyre, a company <strong>of</strong> singers, II vi 24, Clorinda 63, Amor* Son 19 quit, quite, quyte, to return (a salutation), 1 x 15, quited, pret 1 1 30, to return, repay, requite, 1 II 17, VIII 26, vii vi 44, Clout 681, to free, release, 1 vi 6, vr VIII Arg,«SC Feb 213 , pa part quitt, 1 v n,x 63, quitted, pa part taken away, iv 1 12 quit, tnf refl to clear oneself <strong>of</strong>, II t 20 quite clame, to release, discharge, vi II 14 quod, quoth, said, Amor Son 50, Amor p 578, Epigrams ? 606-7 quooke, pret quaked, HI X 24, \ viii 9, vi VII 24, VII vi 30 Hubberd 1060 R rab(b)lement, rabble, mob, 1 vi 8, n xi 17, III xi 46, Hubberd 1270, confusion, tumult, 1 xii 9 race, sb act <strong>of</strong> riding rapidly on horseback, onset, rush, iv vi 3, v x 34 race, vb 1 to raze, destroy, II VII 83,III "• 34, v II Arg raced, pret v II 28, pa part, R R 22, raced, pa part erased, v ix 26 raced, vb 2 , pa part cut away, \ v II rackt, pa part extorted, Hubberd 1306 rad ] ,prt/ rode, v II 13 rad 2 , see read, vb 2 raft, pret cut away, 1 1 24, pa part deprived, S C Aug 14 Cf leave, reft rag'd, ragged, torn, v xii 28 ragged, rugged, 1 \ 38, vi iv 21, Clout II4, rough, S. C Feb 5 709 raid, pa part smeared, soiled, m VIII 32 Cf ray, 9b raile, rayle, to flow, gush, i vi 43, II VIII 37, in xi 46, iv II 18, Bellay 155, raylmg, ppl adj III iv 57, railing, pres part}R T 12 ram, -e, vb to reign, 1 v 40, Amor Son 4 rame, rayne, raign, s6 kingdom, rule, domain, II vii 21, III iv 49, iv III 27, v *t 35, v\ \\ 9, vii vii 15, R T 63 rakehell, rascal, scoundrelly, v xi 44 rakehellye, worthless, rascally, S C p 417 ramp, to rage, 1 III 41, v 28, ramping, ppl adj 1 in 5 rampt, pret seized, vi xii 29 rancke, ranke, sb row, iv v 33, v xi 9, series, £ C p 419 rancke, adj violent, fierce, S C Feb 1 , thick, dense, S C July 4 rancke, ranke, adv fiercely, violently, II III 6, iv v 33 ranckorous, bitter, sharp, S C Feb 185 randon, random, II iv 7, III VIII 20, Clout 812 rape, sb robbery, iv vii 5 rape, vb to carry <strong>of</strong>f, III x Arg rapt, pa part carried <strong>of</strong>f, seized, 1 iv 9, v VIII 43 rase, to erase, destroy, Amor G W to Author, to graze, III 1 65 rast, pa part ii. VII 8o, in III.43, iv, 1 21 Cf race, vb l GLOSSARY rash, to cut, slash, iv ii 17, v III 8 rashly, hastily, quickly, iii 1 62, xii 33, suddenly, iv II 17 raskall, base, worthless, 1 VII 9, II xi 19, III xi 46 rate, sb amount, allowance, iv vin 19} manner, iv x 52 rate, vb to reprove angrily, III ix 14, to drive away by rating, iv ix 31 rathe, soon, III in 28, S C Dec 98 , swiftly, S C July 78. rather, comp earlier (born), S C Feb 83 raught,/>r*r and pa part reached, 1 vi 29, II ix 19, vi 6, 8, vi xi 33, handed, 1 ix 51, II iv 5, took, took away, m 1 5, iv iv 20, vi xii 3, granted, Hubberd 441 raunch, to pull, pluck, S C Aug 97 raunge, row, vi VII 26, fire-grate, II vii 35, raum, -e, plunder, booty, prey, 1 v 8, xi 12, iv VII 5, voracitv, v xi 24 rauishment, ecstasy, vi ix 26 raw-bone, raw-boned, showing the bone, 1 ix 35 ray, sb array, equipment, v n 50,R T 640, 1 order, v xi 34
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The Poetical Works of EDMUND SPENSE
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PREFACE., THE Faerie Queene is here
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500 COMPLAINTS And all the peoples
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502 COMPLAINTS Alia Turchesca, much
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504 COMPLAINTS So pitifull a thing
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544 COLIN Therefore vmustly thou do
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548 ASTROPHEL Besides, in hunting,
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556 ASTROPHEL An Elegie, or friends
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598 Humbled with feare and awfull r
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