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egardfull, heedtul, iv vii 22 , worthy oi
regard or esteem, Clout 185
regiment, kingdom, domain, II ix 59, Clout
233, office of a ruler, II x 30, rule, power,
III III 40, iv VIII 30, v viu 30, VII vi 2
regret, -greet, sorrow, pain, II VIII 45, vi
II 23, Teares 304
rehearse, to relate, recount, R T 2^5,
Teares i,Past Elegie 216
remcreast, pa part increased again, vi vi 15
rekes, recks, cares, S C July 34
relate, to bring back, in VIII 51
release, -ce, to revoke, remit, n 1 60, to
gue up, iv II 19, to withdraw, vi 1 43
pret relest, transferred, iv iv 36, releast,
relaxed, vi 1 36
relent, sb delay, v vii 24
relent,vb to slow, slacken, abate, II xi 27, in
iv 49, vii 2, iv II 18, III 26, to repent,
regret, m vi 25, to sotten, cause to relent,
in vi 39,40, to be gentle, Amor Son 82
rehde, pret rallied, iv ix 26
rehques, remains, II x 57
rehue, -en, to come to life again, 5 C
p 419, Nov 88 reliu'd, pa part revived,
restored to life, 1 ix 52, III iv 35, VIII 3,
vi xi 24
remame inr =as an inheritance, m ix 37
remeasure, to retrace, III vii 18
remgdilesse, without hope of rescue, or
cure, 1 v 36, III xii 34
remercied, pret thanked, II xi 16
remitted, pa part put back, reinstated,
Hubberd 1254
remorse, pity, II iv 6,III vii 43, biting or
cutting force, iv II 15, without t = without
irrigation, S C Nov 131
remoue, to conceal, II iv 27, to change, III
VIII 42 remoud, pret went away, in ix
43
rencounter, sb encounter, m 19
rencountnng, pre* part engaging in batt'e,
1 iv 39
renfierst, pa part rendered fierce, II VIII 45
renforst, pret made a strong effort, II iv 14,
pa part forced again, II x 48
renne, to run, S C Apr II8, July 60, pa
part, S C Aug 3, rennmg, vbl sb, Past
Elegie 73
renowmd, -ed, pa part renowned, F Q_
Dedic p 2, II iv 41
renowning, vbl sb making famous, glonflca
tion, R T p 471
rent, to propel violently, v x 34
renuerst, pret v in 37, pa part 1 iv 41
reversed.
GLOSSARY 7ii
repaire, to draw back, v xi 13
repast, refreshment, repose, 1 II 4, v III 40
Repent, sb Repentance, III xii 24
repent, vb to grieve, mourn, III VIII 47
repine, to grumble, complain, iv II 51 , to
fret or murmur at, vi VII 26
repining, ppl adj angry, 1 II 17
repleuie, to recover for, or restore to, the
owner by replevin, 1 e upon his giving security
to have the matter tried in a court of
justice and to return the goods if the case is
decided against him, iv xii 31
report, to convey (news), II 1 33, x 3
repriefe, reproof, reproach, 1. ix 29, II iv
28, III III 5, iv II, VIII 1
repriue, to rescue, II 1 55, v iv Arg , to
reprieve, iv, xii 31
reprize, to take again, II xi 44, iv iv 8
requere, to demand, 1 III 12, vi 27, vi 1 43
require, to request, ask, demand, iv 1 12,
v 1 21,II 2, II, vi v II,5 C Nov Arg,
Hubberd 325
requests, demands, II u 32
requight, -quite, to pay back, revenge, 1 iv
42 , to salute in return, ! x 49, Hubberd
587, pret requit, iv m 47 requit,
pret repay ed, \ vii 33
reseized, pa part restored, replaced, II x 45
resemblance, -aunce, demonstration of
affection, in vii 16, appearance, v ix 22
resiant, resident, iv xi 28
resolu'd, pa part relaxed, slackened, Gnat
141
resort, visit.ng, frequenting of 1 person's company,
in ix 5
respect, care, attention, v xii 21
respire, -yre, to take breath, rest, 1 vi 44,
ix 8, xi 28, III III 36, VII 45 , to breathe,
II iv 16
respondence, answer, response, II xii 71
rest* set his r = took up his abode, vi x 2
rest 2 , a contriv mce to hold a lance or spear,
v VIII 5, 9
restore, sb restitution, m v 19, restoration,
Epuaph (2) 34
restore, vb to reward, 1 VIII 27
resty, restive, v vin 39
retourned, -turnd, pret turned (back), II
III 19, III VIII 18
retrate, sb 1 retiring, retreat, iv x 57
retrate, sb 2 , -ait, portrait, picture, II III 25,
ix 4 *
retrate, vb to retreat, 1 1 13, VIII 12, iv III 26
retyre, retirement, vi ix 27
reuell rout, uproarious revelry, Hubberd 558
reuengement, revenge, Hubberd 216