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Glossary.

Accorded, agreed; Comp. 3. Acture, action; Comp. 185. Address'd, prepared, ready; 1606.

Adjunct; "be adj.," follow as

a consequence; 133. Advance, raise; 1705. Advisedly, deliberately; 180, 1527, 1816.

Affection's, passion's; 500.
Allow, approve; 1845.
All-too-timeless, altogether un-
seasonable; 44.

Aloes, bitterness; Comp. 273. Anatomic'd, laid open, shown distinctly; 1450.

Annexions, additions; Comp. 208.

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Bond, claim given by a bond,
ownership; 136.
Braving, challenging; 40.
Bulk, chest; 467.

Burdenwise, as in the burden

of a song; 1133. But, except; Ph. 32.

Can, knows; Ph. 14.

Capitol; 1835. (The annexed figure depicts the renowned temple of Jupiter on the Capitoline Hill.)

Careless; "c. hand of pride," i.e. hand of careless pride; Comp. 30.

Case, dress; Comp. 116.
Cautels, deceits; Comp. 303.

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Controll'd, restrained; 448. Convertite, convert, penitent; 743.

Cop'd, encountered, met; 99. Copesmate, companion; 925. Coucheth, causes to cower; 507.

Counterfeit, image; 1269. Credent, credulous; Comp. 279.

Crest-wounding, staining the family crest; 828.

Cries, cries for; Comp. 42.
Curious, careful; Comp. 49.

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Daff'd, doffed, put off; Comp.

297.

Dash, mark of infamy; 206.

Deathsman, executioner; 1001. Defunctive, funereal; Ph. 14. Deprive, take away; 1186. Descant'st, singest; 1134. Diapason, deep notes harmoniously accompanying high ones; 1132.

Digression, transgression; 202. Dismount, lower ("alluding to the old English fire-arms, which were supported on what was called a rest," Malone); Comp. 281.

Dispense with, excuse; 1070. Distract, disjoined; Comp. 231. Done, ended; 23.

past, lost; Comp. II. Dumps, mournful lays; 1127.

Ecstasy, excitement; Comp. 69.
Effects, outward manifestations
(? efficacies); 1555.
Element, sky; 1588.

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Fluxive, flowing, weeping; Comp. 50.

Foil, setting, background;
Comp. 153.

Folly, wantonness; 851.
Fond, foolishly fond; 134.
Fondly, foolishly; 207.
Force; "of f.," perforce; Comp.
223.

Force not, regard not, care not for; 1021.

Forestall, prevent; 728. For why, because; 1222. Frets, the stops that regulated the vibration of the strings in musical instruments; 1140. From; "fr. the way," i.e. "out of the way"; 1144. Fulfill'd, filled full; 1258.

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