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VIIruhment, unruliness, iv IX 23
VIIruly, unrestrained, excessive, vi vi 5
VIIseason, to strike or affect disagreeably,
P 413
VIIseene, unrevealed, incognito, iv. iv. 3
VIIshed, ppl. adj unparted, iv vii 40
VIIsoote, not sweet, S C Dec II8
VIIspide, pa, part unseen, iri vi 7
VIIstayd, unsteady, vi 1 20
VIIstedfastnesse, instability, Epigrams
p. 606.
VIIthnfty, wicked, 1 iv 35
VIIthxiftyhed, -ihead, unthnftmess, II. xii 18,
III xii 25
VIItill, -til, unto, towards, 1 xi 4, S C Nov
VIItimely, unfortunately, v v 29
VIItitled, ppl adj without a title, claim, v
ix 42
VIItride, ppl adj not felt, experienced, iv
vii II Cf try, vb
VIItrust, ppl. adj unbound, Past. Aeglogue
56
VIIualewd, ppl adj inestimable, Amor Son
VIIwares, unexpectedly, suddenly, 1 v 18,
III,1 37, iv iv. 31,5 C March Arg, May
275, unknown, iv iv 27 , unknowingly,
Gnat 631
VIIwarie, unexpected, 1 xii 25
VIIweetmg, adj not knowing, unconscious, 1
III 65,x 65,66, ii. xii 22, unknown, III III
57, adv unwittingly, 1 II 40, Hubberd 606
VIIweetmgly, unwittingly, v viii 15
VIIweldy, adj unwieldy, 1 VIIi 24, adv in
an unwieldy manner, vi vii 28
VIIwist, unknown, in II 26, ix 21, iv iv 27,
v 1 9, 22,
VIIwont, unaccustomed, vi xi 40, S C Feb
32
VIIworthy, undeserved, vi iv 34
VII wreaked, pa part. unrevenged, in xi g
vpblowmg, pres,part blowing up, in iv 13
vp-blowne,pa part inflated,! iv 21
vpbounden,/a part bound up, tied, in ix
20
vpbraide, reproach, abuse, iv ix 24, 28, v
xi 41, Hubberd 2
vpbrast, pret burst asunder, vi xi 43
vpbray, vb to bring reproach on, II iv 45 ,
to upbraid, iv 1 42
vpbrayes, upbraidmgs, reproaches, in vi. 50
vpbrought, pret brought up, reared, vi iv
38
vpcheard,pret encouraged, vi 1 44
vpfild, pa part filled up, iv III 42
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vphild, pa part upheld, vi xi 21
vphoorded, ppl. adj hoarded up, Team 553
vpknit, to explain, sum up, iv vi 30
vpleanmg, pres. pari, leaning upon, Gnat
154
vprear, -e, to raise up, 1 xi 15, n 1 29, III
III 45. iv 1 55, vi 1 19, 31, Daphn 187
vpnghtly, honestly, really, S C p 451
vpryst, pa part risen up, S C March 18
vpstaring, pres part bristling, standing up,
1 ix 22
vpstart, adj starting up, bristling, III x 54
vpstart, vb to start, rise up, n iv 9, viii 18,
vi VIIi 40, vpstartmg, ppl adj II xi 39
vpstayd, pret supported, m. xii 21, iv 1
37
vptyde, pa part tied up, wound up, II II I,
vi iv 24
vp-wound, pa part coiled up, 1 1 15
Vrania, pseudonym, Clout 487
vrchins, hedgehogs, ii xi 13
vsage, behaviour, conduct, iv vii 45, Minop
120
vsaunce, -anoe, use, n VII 7, Daphn 503
vse, sb habit, conduct, n v 19, III xi 4
vse, vb to be wont, accustomed, iv v 3, v
vin 17, to practise, iv v 3, did vse = used,
iv vin 5
vsurped, pa part used, affected, S C Sept
P 455
vsury, -le, interest, vi viii 9, Clout 39,
Clorinda 22
vtmost, last, II i 49, most outward, II xii
20, 21, vi xii 26, uttermost, iii xi 25,
H Love 108, furthest, ii x 12
vtter, adj outer, II II 34,iV x II
vtter, vb to put out or forth, S C March 15
vade, to vanish, depart, in ix 20, v II 40,
R R 279
vaile, vayle 1 , to let down, in ix 20, Three
Lett, p 625.
vaile 2 , to veil, conceal, p 409
vaine, sb poetic vein, S C Oct 23, humour,
disposition, Hubberd 799
vame, arf/.weak, frail, iv II 48
vainesse, vanity, R T 459, Bellay 26,
folly, Worlds Vanitie 83
valiaunce, valour, n III 14, viii 51, III III
28
valorous, brave, valiant, n iv I, xi 34
value, valour, II vi 29,III xi 14
valure, valour, Epitaph (1) 46
variable, various, in v i,Proth 13