force to raging, V.3.100.

Drink. i. v. i. III.3.6; save often -ing, IV.3.4; to her, IV.3.77. ii. v. t. — a good hearty draught, III.3.17. See Drunk.

Drive. v. i. the matters too far -n between him, II.3.43; what pushes are we wenches -n to, II.4.6.

Drop. n. melts into -s, I.1.108; though I know his ocean needs not my poor—s, I.3.7. Drop. v. i. chance to

on such a mistress, III.1.14; IV.1.88. Drown. v. i. an eddy where we should turn or —, I.2.11; III.

I.1.121.

Dry. n. neither wet nor —, Due. n. as your, y' are hers (= right), II.5.37; receive all -s fit for the honour you have won, II.5.60; let no-s be wanting, V.1.5 (=fit observances). Due. adj. audience of the gods, I.2.83; which cannot want mercy, III.6.209; V.4.109. Duke. n. (applied to Theseus) I.1. 47, 139; II.1.45; II.2.223, 229; II.3.45, 52, 66; II.6.1; III.1.1; III.3.20; III.5.12, 100, 114, 142; III.6.54, 108, 168, 177, 244, 261, 266, 281; IV.1.9, 75; IV.2.55; | V.2.61.

justice,

See Out-, III.6.10.

Dust. n. and shadow, I.1.145 ;

to put life into —, V.1.110. Dusty. adj. — and old titles, V. 1.64.

Each. distr. pron. III.1.1; III.6.

291.

Each. adj. 1.3.47, 54; I.4.11; I. 5.16; II.3.9; III.1.104; III.2.34; V.3.4, 121.

Eagle. . young ―s, II.2.34.

3.78. Ear. n. the o' the world, I.1. 134; -s of heavenly justice, 1.2.81; had mine stolen some new air, I.3.74; III.1.71; stop thy noble against us, IIÏ. 6.174; I gave my (= listened), IV.1.57; lend thine V.1.146; eye and - V.3.15; set both

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thine -s to the business, V.3.92 ; the o' the night, V.3.124; give the tidings —, V.4.46. Ear. v. t. that I -ed her language (= gave ear to), III.1.29. Early. See Rarely, IV.1.110; Dearly, V.4.47.

Earn. v. t. 'st a deity, I.1.227. Earth. n. thou purger of the -, I.1.48; I.1.114; heaven and I.4.1; III.1.80; III.3.45; any piece the has, III.6.263; heal'st with blood the, V.1.65. See Unearthed, V.1.52. Easily. adv. II.6.20.

East. n. by and north the King of Pigmies, III.4.15.

V.3.75; to this made, V.4. 64; we have our —, Epil. 15. iii. comes on (horse rearing) V.4.67; on his hind hoofs on

II.2.60; the free

II.3.3.

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Enormous. adj. corrector of times (rank, plethoric, degenerate), V.1.62.

Enough. adj. 1.3.92; II.2.2, 121, 229; III.3.16; III.6.62; that will never be (sc. boiled), IV. 3.33; V.3.7, 60. Enquire. i. v. t. when I -d their names, I.4.22.

ii. v. i. run and —, V.3.72. Enrich. v. t. she the grave-ed, I. 3.51.

Entangle. v. t. tied, weaved, —d,
I.3.42.
Enter. i. v. t.

III.1.97.

ii. v. i. V.1.1, 7, 148.

your musite,

Endowment. n. wise nature, with all her best-s, all those beauties she sows into the births of noble bodies, IV.2.8.

Endure. v. t. who-[Qo. endured] the beaks of ravens, I.1.40; II. 6.10.

Enemy. n. I.2.109; II.2.196; the which, to you being cannot to me be kind (? adj.), III.1.49; III.6.43, 75; V.1.8, 21; V.3.36. Enforce. v. t. a freedom, II.1. 32; till I may my remedy, III.1.123; the god snatch up (omission of' to '), IV.2.16. Engine. like an -bent (= like a gun cocked), V.3.42. Engraff. v. t. 'tis not an ―ed madness (= superinduced by external influences. See Introd. § 62), IV. 3.42.

flint, V.4.61.

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to me, II.2.

Envious. adj. so 265; of ill men crave our Envy. n. acquaintance, II.2.90; V.3.21. Envy. v. i. do such a justice thou thyself wilt, III.6.155. Epitaph. n. and had their — the people's curses, II.2.110; soldiers sing my —, III.6.285. Equal. adj. - with Mars, I.1.228; his mind, nurse (= impartial), to these so differing twins, I.3.32; your — (= peer), III.1.55; of sweetness, IV.2.53; the gods have been most — (= impartial), V.4.115. Equal. adv. they are V.1.155.

I.1.86; III.6.224.

་,

Even. adv. (= just) not to be jump (= exactly), I.2.40; as, 1.3.90; II.2.15, 56, 227; III.5.5; IV.1.114; IV.2.47; IV.3.15; V. 1.29, 80; V.2.87; V.3.24; - he that led you, V.4.22; V.4.80; very here, V.4.99; V.4.118. Evening. n. II.4.19. See Even. Event. n. let the that nevererring arbitrator, tell us ( (= result), 1.2.113. Ever. adv. I.1.205; for, I.3.24; I.4.2; II.2.4, 80, 115, 278; II.3. 83; II.4.10, 13; II.5.3, 33, 58; II.6.35; III.1.36, 37, 38; III.6. 184, 200, 246; where they shall travel strangers to one another, III.6.255; III.6.277; IV.1.25, 81, 115; as- - you heard, IV.1.133; IV.2.109; IV.3.11, 47, 54; V.2. 33; V.3.22, 68, 109, 115; V.4.25. See E'er; Ever-blinded; What —; Where —, &c.

II.2.38.

Every. adj. 1.1.54, 183; I.2.38, 39; [2o. fury] innocent, I.3. 79; II.2.98; II.3.55; II.4.27; III.1.99; III.6.38, 220; IV.3.7, 76; V.2.14; V.3.3. See Thing. Evil. n. I.2.38, 40.

Eye. n. the dread of holy Phoebus, I.1.45; then weaker

than your -S [20. eies], I.1.67; ours, I.1.156; Heaven's good -s, I.4.13; to close mine -s, II.2.93; beshrew mine -s, II.2. 158; II.2.169; her bright -s shine on ye, II.2.236; bright—s, II.3.9; II.4.11; lived in her -s, [= sight], III.1.29; I have not closed mines, III.2.27; I'll cut my green coat a foot above my knee, And I'll clip my yellow locks an inch below mine e'e (= eye), III.4.20; thy twinkling -s, III.5.117; her—s, III.6.169; the misadventure of their own -s kill 'em, III.6.190; by your own —s, III.6.205; as goodly as your own-s, III.6.276; an-, of what a fiery sparkle and quick sweetness, IV.2.12; as heavy as if he had lost his mother, IV.2.27; thes, these the bright lamps of beauty, IV.2.38; the circle of his-s, IV.2.81; his ro vling -s, IV.2.108; intemperate surfeit of her, IV.3.61; IV.3.70; V.1.21; from his globy -s had almost drawn their spheres, V.1.113; thy rare green, V.1.144; of mines were I to lose one, V.1. 154; mine, V.3.9; and ear, V.3.15; kindle their valour at your, V.3.30; his - is like an engine bent, V.3.41; V.3.48; one

of yours conceives a tear, V.3. 137; four such-s, V.3.145; close thines, V.4.96. See Blackeyed, IV.1.72; Fair-eyed, II. 2.37; II.5.29; IV.1.8; GrayGreat-eyed, eyed, IV.2.131 ; IV.2.20; Quick-eyed, I.5.8; Red-eyed, II.2.21. Eye-glance. n. even with an — to