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sheares, wings (.is if made to cut the air),
ii VIIi 5
shed, to pour out, emit, S C Oct 35, Worlds
Vanttte 78, pa part n VII 30
sheene, shene, bright, beautiful, fair, II 1
IO,H 40,III 1 65,1V 51, V VIM 29, X 25,
S C Nov 38
shend, to disgrace, 1 1 53,II vi 35, VIII 12,
III ix *, IV 1 51, SC July 172, to use
injuriously, v iv 24, to surpass, Proth 121
shent, pret reproached, reproved, II v 5
disgraced, v III 37 , pa part disgraced, II 1
ii, 27, III ix 33, v VIII 23 , injured, III iv
shere, bright, clear, in II 44, iv vi 20 Cf
sheare, adj
shew, sheow, pretence, 1 1 46, III VII 29,
sign, trace, 1 III 10
shidder, young lcmale sheep, S C Sept 2II
Cf hidder
shield Gods =God forbid, S C July 9
shift, movement, in 1 61, artifice, Clout 694
shifted, pret succeeded, Hubberd 659
shine, bright, iv III 3
shmie-beame, glittering ray, v iv 45
shit, pa part shut, Clout 709
shiuering, ppl adj quivering, iv 1 49, II
H
shole, troop, band, S C May 20
shole, adj shallow, VII vi 40
shonne, to shun, avoid, III i 52, vi VII 35,
Gnat 176
shope, pret framed, shaped, v v 39
shot, advanced (in >ears), v vi 19
shouldred, pa part pushed, buffeted, Clout
709
shred, pa part cut, Thest 75
shrieches, shrieks, vi iv 18
shriech oule, scrich-, shriekowle, screech
owl,/? T 130, Teare* 283,Epith 345
shrieue, to question, iv VII 26, to confess,
S C Aug 55
shrifts, confessions, Hubberd 453
shright, sb shriek, II VII 57, vi iv 2
shright, pret shrieked, III VIII 32
shrike, t>b shriek, cry, R T 471, Teares 3^8,
Past Aeqlogue 108
shrike, vb to shriek, iv v 41, Teares 229
shrill, sb shrill sound, R T 581
shrill, vb to give forth a shrill sound, resound,
vi VIII 46, Daphn 323, Past Elegte
44, shrild, pret, S C Nov 71, Gnat
shrilling, ppl ad; shrill, resounding, in VIIi
29, iv u 32
shriuing, confession, Hubberd 543
GLOSSARY 7*5
shrowd, -e, to take shelter, hide, 1 1 6, S C
Feb 122, Gnat 176 shrouded, shrowded,
pa part hidden, sheltered, S C Mar 68,
Apr 32
shyne, brightness, 1 x 67
sib, sibbe, sybbe, akin, related, III in 26,
vi VII 41, S C May 269, trans/, Three
Lett p 621, Two Lett, p 643
sich, such, in VII 29, S C Sept, 79, 165
sicker, adv certainly, surely, assuredly, S C
Feb 55, March 7, Apr 158, May 19, 55,
Aug 43, Sept 76 , adj secure,Hubberd430
sickernesse, safety, security, in VII 26, xi
55
side, adv at the sides, Epigrams p 607
siege, seat, throne, II II 39, VII 44
sield, pa part ' ceiled', adorned on the walL
and ceiling, v v 21
sielyng, ceiling, Epigrams p 607
sient, scion, v 1 1
sight, pret sighed, II 1 47, vi xi 25
signe,emblem, ensign,iv 1 22, plur insignia,
Hubberd 1016
sike, such, S C Feb 2II, May 82, July 201,
203, Aug 50, 52, Sept 13, II3, 140, Nov
II, 18
silly, simple, innocent, harmless, 1 1 30, II 21,
vi 35, II III 36, in VII 8, x 45, Teares 339
simplesse, simplicity, S C July 172
sin, since, vi xi 44
smamon, cinnamon, S C Feb 136
singled, pret separated, emerged, iv iv 17
singular, eminent, noble, Mtsc Sonn 1
singults,-es,sobs, m xi 12, v vi 13, Teares
232, Clout 168
sited, p a part in* vi 31 , site, p* 210
situated, set
sith, conj since, n 1 22,III 3, VIIi 02, p 4II,
Mmop 219 , stth that = since, 1 v 43 , adv ,
sith of late =* since, recently, m VIII 36
sith, 81 thes, sb plur times, thousandst m
x 33, S C Jan 49
sithens, ce, adv since, R T p 471, Hubberd
1210, R R II7, Amor Son 3, ago,
S C March 46 , conj 1 iv 51, ix 8,II vi 48
sitte, sittes, is becoming, behoves, 1 i« 30,
S C May 77, June 75, Nov 26
situate, pa part situated, II VII 42
skand, pa part understood, Daphn 178
skanning, ppl adj understanding, p 409
Cf scand
skill, sb sense of what is right and fitting, n
1 54, process of discrimination, v iv. I.
skill, vb to care, III 1 50, vi iv 38 , to avail,
matter, v iv 14, to have perception of, Three
Lett 623