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GLOSSARY
seare, adj burning, i xi 13, sere, withered, senarie, verse consisting of six feet, each of
S C Nov 147
which is either an iambus or some foot which
sea-satyre, some kind of maritime monster, II the law of the verse allows to be substituted,
VII 24
Two Lett p 640
sease, to reach, attain, III v 19 seasd, pret sencelesse, insensible, unfeeling, Amor Son
penetrated, 1 xi 38 Cf seize
30, 54
sea-shouldrmg, ppl adj with shoulders senight, week, R T p 470
that displace the sea, II VII 23
sens, since, ago, iv v 23
seasure made s — took possession, iv ix 12 sense, sence, perception, 1 1 50, senses,
seat, to he down, vi ix 4
feelings, iv vi 21 1 7, Gnat II
Secretaries of nature, men acquainted with sensefull, sensible, vi iv 37, ix 26
the secrets of nature, Three Lett p 615 sensibly, feelingly, sensitively, iv VIII 4
sectaries, disciples, Teares 73, Hubberd 833 sent, perception, 1 1 43 , scent, m vii 23
secure, free from apprehension, careless, vi v sented well s = gifted with keen perception,
16, Mutop 382
S C p 418
sec untie, carelessness, S C p 427
sere, withered, S C Jan 37
see, seat, throne, III vi 2, dwelling-place, seru'd, brought into action, II x 55
abode, iv x 30
seruewe, to examine, survey, S C Feb 145
seeld, adj rare, uncommon, Elegie 171 set set by = make much of, esteem, iv vi
seeld, adv seldom, Epitaph (1) II
46, set (a person) by =s deprive him of, Elegie
seeled, pa part made blind, 1 VII 23
seeling, ceiling, Bellay 23
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setuale, zedoary, East Indian plant having
seely, simple,innocent, 1 vi 10, II III 6, S C aromatic and medicnnl properties Muiop 196
July 30 Cf silly,
seuerall,aJ/ diverse, 1 III 16, adv separately,
seem, to be seemly, becoming, S C May 158, in different directions, vi 1 10
Hubberd 35, Clout 618
sew, to follow, pursue (lit and Jig), II II 17,
seemelesse, unseemly, shameful, v n 25 III iv 50, x 9, iv ix 26, vi ix 2, x 2, xi 5,
seemely, comely, handsome, II xii 27, III Hubberd 743 . serve and sewt II VII 9, III v
VII 19, v iv 4
47, seeke and sew, Beautte 153, to solicit,
seeming, vbl sb opinion, Two Lett p 635 plead, iv VII 29
seemlyhed, a becoming appearance, iv VIII shade, to shadow, represent, v vii 3 , to hide,
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disguise, v VIII 14, ix 12
seene, ppl adj well $ = well-versed, skilled, shadow, dissimulation, pretence, w xi 6,
iv " 35, v III 5, S C p 417
shade, Gnat 143
seism, vi iv 37 See liverey
shagged, pret hung in a shaggy mass, v ix 10
seize, seise, to fasten upon, 1 III 19, vin 15, shaires, parts, divisions, II x 37
v iv 40, to arrive at, attain, 1 xii 17, to shallop, sloop, a light boat, III VII 27
penetrate, II vin 38, III VII 40 seized of, shalldwes, in iv 9
pa part - possessed of, vi iv 30, VII 5, shame, to feel ashamed, II VII 23, v iv 24
Hubberd 1III
ahamefast, modest, bishful, 1 x 15, v v 25
selcouth, strange, iv VIII 14
shamefastnesse, modesty, v III 23
select,^ patt chosen, Clormda 63 shard, bourn, boundary, II vi 38
selfe, himself, iv v 34, vi 17, H Love 145, share, sb piece, portion, 1 II 18
herself, iv 1 2, Gnat 505, itselt, iv VII 36 share, vb to cut, pierce, iv II 17, pret
sell, saddle, II II II, III 12, VIII 31, m 1 6, shard, shared, iv vi 19, v 1 10, v 9,
III 60, iv iv 30, vi 13
divided, Clout 138
semblably, similarly, p 4II
sharpe, to sharpen, p 413, sharped, ppl
serrblance, -aunce, demeanour, expression, adj sharpened, tapering, R R 16
III VII 16,joyous,/aires ,iv VII 44,vi iv 14 shaume, musical instrument of the oboe class,
semblant, -aunt, likeness, resemblance, 1 II 1 VII 13, \ v 4
12, p 413, Amor Son 45, outward appear­ shauehngs, rascals, S C y 443
ance, II 1 21, ix 2, in II 38, 40, false sheare, sheere, adj clear, bright, in xi 7,
appearance, pretence, II VII 49, III iv 54, VII vii 25
Gmz/93, demeanour, iv x 31,vi x 23, signs, sheare, shere, vb to cut, divide, cleave, II vi
appearance, vi v 4, fair s = favour, v v 56 5, in iv 33, 42, iv v 34 sheard, pret II
semfnarie, seed plot, III vi 30
vi 31