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sownd, vb ? to wield, 1 xii 5
sowne, sound, 1 1. 41, II v 30, vi 47,
P 4°9
soyle, dirt, III VIII 32, body, iv m 16,
Bellay 83
space, to move, walk, roam, iv II 44, VIII
54. v 1 II, vii vi 55
spalles, shoulders, II vi 29
span, pret iv II 49, ppl adj , Three Lett
p 621 spun
spangs, spangles, iv xi 45
sparckle, to emit sparklmglv, m 1 32
spare, ib niggardliness, sparing, iii 1 51
spare, vb to lestram, iv VIII 37 spard,/>a
part iv vii 6tS C May84, spared, ppl adj ,
S C Oct 9 saved
sparely, sparingly, S C May 41
sparke, to emit sparkhngly, vi xi 21
sparkle, spark, beam of light, 1 iv 33, Three
Lett p 618
sparre, bar, bolt, v xi 4
spect, pa part specked, spotted, in vii 22
spectacle, in v 22
speculation, seeing, vision, H Beautie 134
speed, sb fortune, success, in VIII 50,1V v 22
speed, vb to succeed, in VIII 51, Hubberd
899, pret spedd, Hubberd 357
spell, verse used as charm, S C March 54
spend, pa part spent, used, S C May 71
sperre, to bolt, bar, v x 37, S C Ma) 224,
233 C( sparre
spersed, ppl adj 1 1 39, sperst, pa part
1 iv 48, Bellay 195, sperst, pret v III 37,
Bellay III dispersed, scattered
spials, spies, watchers, II 1 4
spiceree,-y, spyc-, spices, II xi 49,III 1 42,
aromatic effluence, in vi 46, Elegte 40
spies, spyes, glances, looks, 1 II 17, vi viu
43, eves, in 1 36
spight, sb spite, disgrace, injury, 1 1 53, II
v 12,8 C Jan 2,teb 180
spight, vb to grudge, envy, bear ill will to, in
V 7, v v 29, vi III 20, VII vi 32,6 C May
198
spill, to destroy, 1 III 43, m vii 54, v VII
36, VII vi 50, Clorinda 12, Amor Son 23,
to spoil, injure, II ix 37,III VIII 26, v vi 1
VIII 19, £ C Feb 52, July 68, Gnat 248,
Hubberd 716, Amor Son 17
spilt, pa part ? lavishly adorned, iv x 5
spire, to cause to shoot, send forth, III v 52 ,
pa part produced,/? T p 471
spoile, to ravige, carry oft, II VII 25, v VIII
18, refl to rid oneselt, n II 33 spoild,
spoyled,^a part deprived, bereft, 1 II 24,
S C p 427
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spoilefull, rapacious, II x 63
sponne,pret spurted, gushed, iv ix 27
sporten, to play, frolic, S C March 19
spot, to blame, in vi 13
spousall, 1 II 23, plur, v m Arg marriage
spousd, ppl adj betrothed, 1 x 4
spoyle, injury, III VIII 32
sprad, pa part spread, v ix 25, vi n 5
spray, branch, VII VII 42, Daphn 330, Amor
Son 40
spred, spredden, to spread over, cover, in 1
20, R R 272
sprent,/a part sprinkled, II VII 45, iv ii 18,
Muiop 239
spright, spirit, 1 1 55, VII 40, 52, p 409,
III 1 59, Clout 623, breath, vi 1 4, m 26
spnnckle holy water s = aspergillum or
brush for sprinkling holy water, III xii 13
spring = springal, Mutop 292
sprmgals, youths, striplings, v x 6
spring headed, ppl adj having he-ids that
spring afresh, II xii 23
sprites, spirits, 1 \ m 36
sprong, pret sprang, m 1 62, iv 3
spume, to spur, in. 1 5
squaimishe, squeamish, fastidious, Three Lett
P 623
square out 0/ s = out of its course, out
of order, v Prol l,VII VII 52, ins = square,
Bellay 30
squib, a paltry trifling fellow, Hubberd 371
squire, square, carpenter's rule, II 1 58
stablish, to establish, arrange, II II 32
stablishment, establishment, v VIII 21
stadle, prop, staff, 1 vi 14
staid, constant, fixed, 1 VII 41
I staie, duration, Clout 98
I staine, to dim, deface, II iv 15 , to eclipse,
I excel, R T 525, Daphn II2
staire, step, III v 54
staid, stalled,pa part confined (/// zndjig),
S C Sept 120, Epttaph (2) 2
stal'd, rescued, released, Hubberd 1245
stales, snares, baits, II 1 4, vi x 3
stalke, stride, II VII 26
stanck, weary, exhausted, S C Sept 47
stare, to shme, glitter, in VII 39, pret stood
stiffly on end, m VII 36
starke, adj stiff, strong, 1 1 44, n 1 42,
adv , s lame=*quite lame, S C May 279
star-read, knowledge of the stars, astronomy,
v Prol 8
start, pret started, rose, 1 II 5 starte, pa
part gone away, S C Apr 25
I startuppe, rustic half boot or buskin, described