INDEX

OF

WORDS, PHRASES, AND ALLUSIONS EXPLAINED IN THE

FOOT-NOTES.

'A, he, or she, (frequent), ii, 21; x. 24 | Abstracts of the time,

Abase, to cast down, to let fall, ix. 158 Abuse, to cheat, to delude,

Age, life would not yield to,
Age, right of seniority,

Age, the golden,

V. 221; xii. 69; xiii. 210; xv. 49 Age unnecessary,

xii. 177

xiv. 267; xix. 285; xx. 1c6

xv. 243

xix. 57

Alike, in common,

All, altogether, vii. 93; xv. 136; xix. 53 Amiss, lacking, wanting,

Allay the good precedence,

Allaying Tiber, water,

All-hallow Summer,

Alligator stuff'd, an,
All, intensive prefix,

xvi. 54 Amort, dispirited, downcast,
xviii. 220

ii. 216; viii. 65

All may be well,

xiv. 244

All of precept, action,

vi. 202

All-obeying, all-obeyed,

xvi. 100

All the world's a stage,
Allottery, portion,

v. 50

Allowance, approval, sanction,

xii. 243; xv. 39; xvi. 249;

Ancient of war,

Ancient, past, by-gone,

xi. 191

Andirons, winking Cupids, xviii. 56
And, redundant,

ii. 95

v. 240; xv. 83; xvi. 217

Antic, to make buffoons,

xvi. 69

iv. 23; vi. 178; xvi. 73

ii. 123

Anticipate, to prevent,

v. 64 vi. 181; xi. 21; xiv. 278; xvi.

xiv. 107
294; xix. 158
xviii. 326 Apprehension, mental quickness, xii. 74
xvii. 181 Apprehensions, outfly our, xvi. 248
vi. 92 Apprehension, sarcasm,

An-though, although, vii. 243; xix. 36 Appropriation, addition,

Antipodes, hold day with the,
Antoniad, Cleopatra's ship,
Antony in holy course,
Antres, caverns,

Ant, set to school to an,
Anvil of my sword,
Apace, rapidly, quickly,

xvii. 87 Approve, to prove, to make good,
iii. 216

xiv. 90

iii. 172; x. 150; xv. 61; xvi.

12; xvii. 32
xiv. 12 Approve, to confirm, to justify, xii. 210
xvii. 181 Approve, to put to the proof, xi. 98
xv. 66 Approve our eyes,
Approved in, proved to be in,
Approver, one who tries,
Appurtenance, appertainings, xiv, 206

xviii, 290

v. 69; xvii. 67

Ape, like the famous,

xiv. 255

April, well-apparell'd,

Ape, term of fondness,

xiv. 145

xvii. 214

xviii. 53

xiii. 134

XV. 256