Merchant of Venice. - Repositories
Merchant of Venice. - Repositories Merchant of Venice. - Repositories
202 INDEX TO NOTES guarded, 145. gudgeon, 126. guiled, 165. habit, 146. Hagar, 150 half, 167. halter, 180. hang'd, 177. Hath full relation to, 179. head,158. hearsed, 161. heavy, 187. Hercules, 141, 164. high-day, 158. his election, 156. hood, 152. hood my eyes, 146. hour, 151. hovel'post, 144. how far, 165. howling, 164. humility, 160. humour, 175. humours, 173. Hyrcanian deserts, 153. r am content, 180. I could not do withal, 171. imagined, 171. impeach the freedom of state, 168. impenetrable, 169. imposition, 132,171. impugn, 177. in, 148. the incarnal, 143. Indian beauty, 165. inexecrable, 176. infection, 145. in gross, 166. in my constant soul, 152i innocence, 127. in one bottom, 124. inserted, 138. intent, 179. In terms of, 140, in the mean, 130. in the weather, 156. in use, 180. in way of, 124. It, 122, 169,173. It cannot be, 178. I thank God, 161. it is not love, 162. It must not be, 178. I wis, 158. Janus, 124. Jessica, 147. Jewess', 150. jump with, 156. justice be accused, 176. kept, 169. kind, 138. knapped ginger, 159. knave, 139. laugh, 125. Launcelot, 142. lead'st this fashion, 17S
INDEX TO NOTES 203 ieast themselves, 164. leave you, 127. level, 131. liberal, 146. Lichas, 141. life, 163. light, 187. likely, 158. livery, 140. Lord worshipped might he be! 144. Lorenzo, 167. lose, 125. losing, 175. love, 155. lover, 170. mad, 188. magnificoes, 168. manners, 147,170. mantle, 126. marriage, 166. marry, 143. Mars, 164. masque, 149. Master, 143. match, 160. May you, 135. Medea, 184. mere enemy, 167. Metre of the Play, 19L Midas, 165. miscarried, 188. misconstrued, 146* mo, 152. modesty, 146,188. moe, 127. moiety, 175. month, 162. more elder, 179. more strange, 175. Morocco, 140. mortal-breathing, 153. mortifying, 125. Most learned judge, 180. Most rightful judge, 180. muddy vesture of decay, 185. mutual, 186. My deeds upon my head, 178^ my lord, 158. my outside, 154. my prayer, 159. my time, 127. narrow seas, 159. naughty, 169,187. Nazarite, 135. Nearest his heart, 179, Nerissa, 130. Nestor, 124. nice, 141. nor. . . none, 131. Not. . • neither, 124 not seal, 138. obliged, 151. obscure, 154. Obscures, 164. ocean, 122. o'erlook'd, 163. offence, 176. offend and judge, 167.
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202 INDEX TO NOTES<br />
guarded, 145.<br />
gudgeon, 126.<br />
guiled, 165.<br />
habit, 146.<br />
Hagar, 150<br />
half, 167.<br />
halter, 180.<br />
hang'd, 177.<br />
Hath full relation to, 179.<br />
head,158.<br />
hearsed, 161.<br />
heavy, 187.<br />
Hercules, 141, 164.<br />
high-day, 158.<br />
his election, 156.<br />
hood, 152.<br />
hood my eyes, 146.<br />
hour, 151.<br />
hovel'post, 144.<br />
how far, 165.<br />
howling, 164.<br />
humility, 160.<br />
humour, 175.<br />
humours, 173.<br />
Hyrcanian deserts, 153.<br />
r am content, 180.<br />
I could not do withal, 171.<br />
imagined, 171.<br />
impeach the freedom <strong>of</strong><br />
state, 168.<br />
impenetrable, 169.<br />
imposition, 132,171.<br />
impugn, 177.<br />
in, 148.<br />
the<br />
incarnal, 143.<br />
Indian beauty, 165.<br />
inexecrable, 176.<br />
infection, 145.<br />
in gross, 166.<br />
in my constant soul, 152i<br />
innocence, 127.<br />
in one bottom, 124.<br />
inserted, 138.<br />
intent, 179.<br />
In terms <strong>of</strong>, 140,<br />
in the mean, 130.<br />
in the weather, 156.<br />
in use, 180.<br />
in way <strong>of</strong>, 124.<br />
It, 122, 169,173.<br />
It cannot be, 178.<br />
I thank God, 161.<br />
it is not love, 162.<br />
It must not be, 178.<br />
I wis, 158.<br />
Janus, 124.<br />
Jessica, 147.<br />
Jewess', 150.<br />
jump with, 156.<br />
justice be accused, 176.<br />
kept, 169.<br />
kind, 138.<br />
knapped ginger, 159.<br />
knave, 139.<br />
laugh, 125.<br />
Launcelot, 142.<br />
lead'st this fashion, 17S
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