CLIV.-7. The general of hot desire. In L. L. L. iii. 1. 187 he is called
"great general
Of trotting paritors."
Cf. Two Noble Kinsmen, v. 1. 163: "our general of ebbs and flows" (Diana, or Luna).
12. Thrall. Bondman. Cf. Macb. iii. 6. 13: "the slaves of drink and thralls of sleep," etc.
That is, the statement in the next line.
INDEX OF WORDS AND PHRASES
acceptable (accent), 130.
action (legal), 152.
adder's sense, 167.
admire (wonder at), 172.
adulterate, 171.
advance (raise), 156.
advised respects, 146.
aggravate, 181.
air and fire (elements), 145.
alchemy (metaphor), 141.
all tyrant (vocative), 182.
allow (=approve), 167.
amiss (noun), 141, 182.
anchored (metaphor), '77.
antique (accent), 135, 15).
applying fears to hopes, 173.
approve (find by experi-
ence), 181.
argument (theme), 157, 164. chronicle, 164.
clean (adverb), 155.
closure of my breast, 146.
compare (noun), 136, 141.
compile (compose), 156,
158.
compounded with clay, 154.
conceit (conception), 132.
condemned for thy hand, 162.
confined (accent), 165.
confound (destroy), 130,
151, 153.
consecrate, 155.
converted (changed), 146.
converted (turned away),
130, 131.
convertest (rhyme), 131, 133.
count (account), 129.
counterfeit (rhyme), 148.
couplement, 136.
courses (years), 150.
coward conquest of wretch's
knife, 155.
critic (carper), 167.
crooked (malignant), 150.
curious (fastidious), 143.
damasked, 175
dateless (= endless), 140, 183.
favour (=countenance', 168, | instinct (accent), 147.
fell arrest, 155.
fester (rot), 161.
fickle hour, 174.
filed, 158.
filled up his line, 159.
fitted, 170.
five wits, 178.
fleets (fleetest), 135.
flourish (noun), 151.
foison, 148.
fond (=foolish), 129.
fond on, 158.
fools of time, 172.
for (because), 143, 148, 165.
for (for fear of), 147.
for fear of trust, 137.
fore, 130.
forlorn (accent), 141.
fortify (intransitive), 151.
free (liberal), 129.
frequent (intimate), 169.
from (=away from), 185.
fury (=inspiration), 163.
gaudy (gay), 128.
gaze (=object of gaze), 130.
general of hot desire, 183.
go (=walk), 147.
gored mine own thoughts,
166.
gracious (full of grace),
gracious (trisyllable), 176.
greeing, 168.
grind (=whet), 167.
gust (taste), 168.
habit (=bearing), 178.
happies, 130.
heavy Saturn, 162.
hell of time, 170.
insults o'er, 166.
intend, 139.
invention (imagination),
keeps (=guards), 176.
key (pronunciation), 147.
kindness (affection), 182.
lace (-embellish), 153.
lame (figurative?), 142, 159.
latch (catch), 168.
lay (lay on), 163.
learned's wing, 156.
leese, 130.
level (aim), 169.
like as, 150, 170.
like of hearsay, 136.
limbecks, 170.
lines of life, 134.
live (=subsist), 129.
lively (=living), 183.
lovely argument, 157.
lover (masculine), 140.
love's fresh case, 166.
many's looks, 160.
map of days outworn, 153.
marigold, 138.
marjoram, 162.
Mars his sword, 149.
master (=possess), 164.
master-mistress of my pas-
sion, 135.
his (its), 131, 133, 155, 158, meetness, 170.
melancholy (metre), 145.
minion (=darling), 174.
misprision, 159-
mixed with seconds, 173.
moan the expense, 140.
mock their own presage,
165.
modern (ordinary), 158.
moiety, 145.
more and less, 161.
motley (=jester), 166.
mourning (play upon), 176.
mouthed graves, 156.
music (personal), 175.
music to hear, 130.
mutual render, 173.
nativity (child), 150.
new-fangled, 160.
no such matter, 159.
noted weed, 155.
obsequious (=devoted), 173.
obsequious (=funereal), 140.
o'er-green (verb), 167.
one reckoned none, 177.
owe (=possess), 135, 154.
pain (=punishment), 178.
part his function, 168.
partake (=take part), 182.
parts of me, 140.
past cure, past care, 181.
patent, 159.
peace of you, 155.
perfect'st, 147.
perspective, 137.
phoenix, 135.
pointing (=appointing), 133.
policy, that heretic, 172.
poverty (concrete), 144.
present (=instant), 182.
pressed by these rebel pow-
ers, etc., 180.
prevent (=anticipate), 163.
pricked (=marked), 136.
prime (spring), 162.
prizing (=regarding), 179.
proud-pied April, 162.
prove (=find), 154, 183.
purge, 170.
pursuit (accent), 179.
qualify (=temper), 166.
quest (inquest), 145.
question make, 132.
quietus, 174.
rack (=clouds), 141.
ragged (=rugged), 130.
rank (=sick), 170.
rearward, 16ɔ.
record (accent), 150, 172.
recured, 145.
region (air), 141.
remembered (= reminded),
170.
render (noun), 173.
render (surrender), 174.
reserve (preserve), 140.
reserve their character, 158.
respect (=affection), 142.
respect (consideration),
139, 146.
resty, 163.
retention, 171.
revolt (faithlessness', 16.
rondure, 137.
ruinate, 131.
ruined choirs, 154.
ruth (pity), 176.
INDEX OF WORDS AND PHRASES EXPLAINED. 187
successive, 175.
sufferance (suffering), 150.
sealed false bonds oflove, 179. suggest (=tempt), 185.
seconds (=flour), 173.
self-substantial fuel, 128
sense (plural), 165, 167.
sense (reason). 141.
sensual feast, 178.
separable spite, 142.
sessions of thought, 140.
set a form upon, 159.
set me light, 159.
several plot, 177.
shady stealth, 156.
she (=woman), 175.
simplicity (=folly), 152.
slandering creation, 175.
soil (=solution), 153.
spacious (trisyllable), 176.
special (adverb), 147.
spirit (monosyllable, 157.
sportive (=amorous), 171.
stain (intransitive), 141.
state (noun), 161, 172.
statute, 176.
steal from his figure, 164.
steepy night, 151.
stelled, 137.
strains of woe, 160.
strange (=stranger), 148.
strangely, 166.
strangle (acquaintance), 159.
store, 132, 133, 153, 177.
stretched metre, 134.
suborned informer, 174.
subscribe (yield), 165.
suit thy pity like, 176.
suited (=clad), 175.
sum my count, 129.
summer's front, 164.
summer's story, 162.
supposed as forfeit, 165.
surly, sullen bell, 154.
suspect (noun), 153
swart-complexioned, 139.
sweet thief, 142.
swift extremity, 147.
sympathized, 157.
table (=tablet), 137-
tables (-note-book), 171.
tallies (noun), 171.
tame to sufferance, 150.
tasters, 168.
tell (=count), 140.
terms (legal), 181.
that (so that), 155, 172.
thorns, standing on, 163.
thought (melancholy), 142,
thrall (=bondman), 184.
thriftless (unprofitable).
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