damage, 147. fall, 177, 359, 508, 708. | hail, 241. hale, 241. hand (at, in, on), 508. handkerchief, 218. farther, 45, 717. hap, 69. happen, 69. happy, 69. hark thee, 761. have, 634. havoc, 363. he, 54. health, 534. heap, 109. hear, 1. hearse, 422. heart's ease, 67. fleer, 129. heir, 194. help, 1. hence, 625. her, 54. herd, 128. herself, 56. force (of), 620. hie, 139. hilts, 726, 776. foreign-built, 110. hind, 128 forth, 45, 717. hinder, 161. himself, 56, 599. his, 54. friend (to, at), 342. hit (it), 54. friends (friend), 353. home, 625. home-, 110. funerals, 746. hour, 256. however, 103. hug, 139. [561. humour, 105, 205, 240, hurl, 233. general, 147. hurtle, 233. I, 54. get thee gone, 261. I (me), 122. idle, 177. -ile, 25. improve, 186. glare, 109. in, 65, 122, 744. indirection, 551. -ing, 1. greet, 242, instance, 507 grievances, 129. intend, 1. is, 560. it, 54. -ite, 25. i the, 53, its, 54. lament, 741. napery, 408. prick, 352, 491. proceed, 60. produce to, 355. promised forth, 97. proof, 147, 692 proper, 12, 45. provender, 498. puissant, 304. question, 377, 596. quick, 267. quite from, 194. rascal, 551. rathe, 54. rather, 54. recension, 329. redress, 300. regard, 375. remorse, 147. render, 249, 349, 371. repeal, 306. reprove, 186, resolved, 339. respect, 48, 375, 551. retentive, 126. rived, 107. Rome, 56. rote, 560. round, 147. ruminate, 57. rumour, 267. scandal, 50. scandalize, 50. see, 1. self, 54, 56. sennet, 39. sense, 498. separate, 444. set on, 225, 669. sever, 444. several, 444. shake, 349. shall, 1, 181, 238, 249, 351, 358, 491, 620. she, 54, shew, 186. should, 56, 181, 238, 551. shrew, 186. [709. shrewd, 186, 343. pass, 15. main, 194. sign, 680. swoon, 82, 83, 128. virtue, 209. vouchsafe, 1. taste, 498. ware, 671. warn, 671. wary, 671. was, 560. sorry, 186. wash, 333. wave, 107. weak, 267. 177, 399. weigh, 107, well, 504. the more, etc., 675. were, wert, best, 469. when ? 143, 758. which, 369, 377. these many, 486. while (the), 739. whiles, 67. thigh, 124, whirl, 233. this, 57. wicked, 267. wight, 181. 491. thunderstone, 120. wis, v. ywis. thyself, 56. wit, 436, 561. with, 124, 315, 363, 613. withhold, 399. worship, 504. would, 218. wrote, 46, undergo, 130. undeservers, 525. unmeritable, 494, yearn, 259. yon, yond, yonder, 65. yourself, 56. vile, 575. ywis, 390. y-, 390. sue, 283. you, 345. THE END. JOUX CHILDS AND SOX, PRINTERS. the "Bearr me hard, occurs only in the Play Sh. hence, haviamo confidence in, distonato, doubts, doce C4.7,3" (jan. keni top storboom and too storage a hand You once the friend that loves you." wilt, and a creature, anything that still, formerly asaa applied to inanimate as well as animated beningen poatlar. Wight, a poreon, nathos person, and whit, a thing, vame and, from nicht, a creatore, ro. whit, monight, not. a. whit, aught. Tide and Time property mean mething. Tidle aj rab another form of asit, the German word answering English home. Time again in the Fremad temo, tonfix, a corondtion of the Latin tempus, (which her aloo in one of it sonder the part of the head where time is indicatio the toned by the pulsations of the a hief, heen storget doreafted, bath in Fosnad and Snghet, into tempa disting inoked, however, in the lune longue foron temple, chmah, by of gender, and also otherwise written teon pe) the same is differ. |