before infinitive; Tim. 136, vii. 65
redundant infinitive, inser-
tion before; All 's W1. 6.....v. 60
irregular use before infini-
tive; Cymb. 304....
vii. 168
omission of before infinitive;
Jul. Cæs. 224..

Meas. 151.
Mids. Nt. 105.. .....ii. 371
be of being; Coriol. 40..vi. 293
Took, as participle; 3 Hen. VI.

82..

Green-ey'd; Oth. 146

Grievances; Two Gent. 102......i. 173
Griffin's Fidessa, parallel in; Pilgr.

Grimm's Fairy Tales, parallel

Griping grief; Romeo, 197.

8

viii. 470

Grim looks; Per. 12.

viii. 309

V. 153
..v. 232

in;

Ado, 38...

iv. 228

.i. 251

Grise; Tw. Nt. 180

iv. 412

Grizzled; Haml. 75..

viii. 100

ii. 179

Groans (as affecting the
Merch. 21..

blood);

iii. 301

.v. 318

Verb, irregular use of person of;
Sonn. 49..
viii. 436
mood of not agreeing with
antecedent; Cymb. 129.... vii. 156
not agreeing with subject;
Cymb. 38..
vii. 150

Groat, half-faced; John, 38....iii. 212
Grossness; Troil. 86..

of this age; Rich. III. 295, iii. 114
Ground; Rich. III. 417..

iii. 127

3rd person plural, ending in
s; Cymb. 103
vii. 155

viii. 127

singular with plural noun;

Cymb. 103

iii. 124

.V. 236

- Temp. 7.
-Temp. 96.

vii. 155
vii. 229
vii. 237

Grow, to (figuratively); All's Wl.
66..

iii. 317

.ii. 99

Verbs ending in t, variation
of 2nd person singular; Cymb.
84

247.

.....i. 332

Meas. 193..

Merch. 248.

Possessive inflection, omission of;

2 Hen. VI. 264

1 Hen. VI. 151.

vii. 154
ending in t; Cymb. 278.. vii. 166
Which the, as archaism; Merch.
69..
..iii. 304
who; Rich. II. 286......ii. 477
=whom; Rich. III. 579..iii. 139
following such; 3 Hen. VI.

v. 64
great; 1 Hen. IV. 320.....iii. 414
to, to; Merch. 124.. ..iii. 308
Grudge, to; 1 Hen. VI. 159....... 333
Grudging, to eat without; Ado,
iv. 251

Grumbling York; 2 Hen. VI.
72...
.ii. 81
Grumio as clown; Shrew, 51....ii. 304
Grunt, to; Haml. 310
viii. 123
Guarded; Ado, 49...
Guards stars; Oth. 74..
Gudgeon; Merch. 28
Guidon; Hen. V. 223.
Guildenstern, name of;
209....

Guiled; Merch. 228
Guilt (punningly); Macb.
Guilty creatures at a play;

Gules; Haml. 272
Gull=cuckoo; 1 Hen. IV. 285, iii. 411
(figuratively); Tim. 63....vii. 61
Gulls; Rich. III. 155.
.iii. 104
Gum, med'cinable; Oth. 265.... vi. 107
which oozes; Tim. 8.... vii. 58
Gumm'd velvet; 1 Hen. IV. 109,iii. 398
Gun-stones; Hen. V. 77........iv. 69
Gurney, James, characterized;
John, 57
Gust; Tim. 110..

noun and plural verb; Lucr.

11

.viii. 391
noun and verb with plural
possessive; Per. 76.
viii. 316

.viii. 329

.iii. 214

Gravity; 2 Hen. IV. 87.

..iii. 488

vii. 64

Gravy; 2 Hen. IV. 87.

..iii. 488

Gray russet; Mids. Nt. 212..

ii. 381

Guts, as coarse expression; Haml.
443..

viii. 135

111.

Rich. II. 166..
Romeo, 81...

Sire=father; 1 Hen. VI. 138...i. 331
Speken (as old infinitive); Per.

83

Splitted (preterite form);
353

Subjunctive, obsolete form
Coriol. 135

use of; John, 266.

as glass, eyes; Two Gent.
.i. 174

Great-belly (as adj.); Hen. V.

Ant.

vi. 211

of;

vi. 301
iii. 234

-- (as contemporary
sion); 2 Hen. IV. 85..
morning; Troil. 239.
Greed agreed; Ant. 156
Greek; Tw. Nt. 240

iv. 82

H.

allu-

iii. 487

H, the letter; Ado, 240..

.v. 331
.vi. 196
..iv. 416

. v. 314
..v. 139

merry; Troil. 34.
spoke; Jul. Cæs. 64
Green; Love's L. 23..
Shrew, 123.
(doubtful sense of);
L. 22..
..i. 54
(fantastic allusion); Shrew,
ii. 315
= grassy hillock; Per. 212, viii. 329
Greene's Dorastus and Fawnia,
parallels in; Wint. T. 86.... vii. 377

191

Habit tabard; Hen. V. 186....iv. 76
Habits; Oth. 45....

Hadriana, Groto's, parallel in;

Haggards; Ado, 170.

Hail, thick as; Macb. 36...
Hair = character; 1 Hen.

252..

.vi. 82

..i. 238

..vi. 94

iv. 241

.iv. 253
....V. 406

IV.

iii. 409

.i. 344

iii. 212

.iii. 95

Halcyon; Lear, 196.

Hale, to (frequent recurrence of);

1 Hen. VI. 256..

Half-faced groat; John, 38

sun; Rich. III. 38..

Half-fac'd sun; 2 Hen. VI. 236..ii. 96
Half-moon room in tavern; 1

Hen. IV. 144
iii. 400
Halfpence (of silver); Ado, 155, iv. 240
Half that face; John, 37... iii. 212
Hallowmas; Rich. II. 290... ..ii. 477
custom; Two Gent. 34......i. 167
Halter (punningly); 1 Hen. IV.
172....
.iii. 402

speech of some dozen or six-
teen lines; Haml. 283....
stage-direction in Qq.
vision of; Haml. 499.
twofold nature of;

441

vol. p.
Hamlet, passage suggested by
North's Plutarch; Haml. 20..viii. 95
printer's error in Qq.; Haml.
viii. 147
prose passage in Qq.; Haml.
viii. 139
reading adopted from Q.1;
Haml. 451
viii. 136
sent to England; Haml.
viii. 134
soliloquies in; Sonn. 161, viii. 442
speech of on seeing his uncle
praying, Haml. 393

viii. 130

with you; Coriol. 134.

.iv. 227
vi. 300

Haml. 399..

Haml. 400..

viii. 119

Ff., re-

viii. 140

Haml

cry; see Cry havoc.

Hazard (at tennis); Hen. V. 74..iv. 68
He, unaccented or slurred; 1 Hen.
IV. 200...
Head, crisp; 1 Hen. IV. 75....iii. 396
Head of Suffolk brought on stage;

of war; John, 285
decapitated, exhibited

iii. 404

.ii. 97

iii. 235

on

stage; Per. 21...

viii. 310

Headborough; Ado, 249.

.iv. 252

Hearken for; Shrew, 66..
Heart (in old medical systems);
Coriol. 20....

..ii. 305

vi. 992

601..

viii. 98
viii. 145
viii. 148
courtesy of; Haml. 59... viii. 99
exclamatory line in Ghost's
viii. 108

arraigned for murder; Haml.

speech; Haml. 157

freedom from superstitious

his bearing to his friends;
viii. 101
viii. 127

in fencing scene;

Haml.

634

viii. 151

viii. 124

insertion of "gag" (?);

Haml.

woman's, Shakespeare's re-
verence for; Troil. 15........v. 312
Handkerchief episode; Oth. 163, vi. 95
Handlest (punningly); Troil. 15, v. 312
Hand-saw; Haml. 257.
viii. 115
Handy-dandy; Lear, 371....... vi. 424
Hang (in punning allusion); Ado,
191
iv. 244
- by the walls, to; Cymb. 182, vii. 160
Hangers; Haml. 616...
viii. 149
Hanging and drowning, &c. (pro-
verb); Two. Gent. 14.
.i. 165
and wiving goes by destiny;
Merch. 200..
iii. 313
Hangman (adj.); Two Gent. 106, i. 173
=Cupid; Ado, 189..
iv. 244
wardrobe of; 1 Hen. IV. 53, iii. 393
Hangman's axe; Merch. 283...iii. 320
Hannibal, reference to; 1 Hen.
VI. 103.

(punningly); Jul. Cæs. 172, v. 148
Heartburn'd; Ado, 79....
Heat heated; John, 193. .iii.

to to race; Wint. T. 11.. vii. 372
take the; 2 Hen IV. 202, iii. 495
Heaven, low; Love's L. 13... i. 54
and the main; Oth. 70....vi. 4
as plural; Per. 69... viii. $15
to earth; 1 Hen. IV. 300..iii. 413
Heavens, for the; Ado, 83... iv. 3
Hebenon; Haml 152..
viii. 107
Hebrew, Jew; Two. Gent. 55..... 169
Hecate; Macb. 171..

pronunciation

172..

V. 418

of;

Macb.

V. 418

.V. 418
vi. 30

viii. 136

VIIL

viii. 244

song of: Macb. 174..
as dissyllable; Lear, 30
Hectic; Haml. 459.
Hedges

181.

shuffles; Hen.

Heed (in peculiar sense), subs.;
Love's L. 3...
.i. 53
Height, in the; Ado, 301......iv. 256
Heir (punningly); Errors, 87... i. 115
Helen, abduction of; Troil. 115,v. 321
Heine on; Troil. 165
Helenus; Troil. 44...

......V. 324

V. 315
Helicanus, original of; Per. 43, viii. 13
Hell = prison; Errors, 105, . i. 116
as plural; Rich. III. 508..iii. 133
Helm; 2 Hen. VI. 132...
Helpful; Errors, 10.....

ii. 57
..i. 110

Help of hatchet; 2 Hen. VI. 279..ii. 101
"Hem!" cry; 1 Hen. IV. 139..iii. 400
Henchman; Mids. Nt. 101......ii. 371
Hendiadys, instance of; Meas.
28...

Henry IV., age of, exaggerated;
1 Hen. IV. 281

.iii. 411
apoplexy of; 2 Hen. IV. 78, iii. 487
Henry V., conversion of; Hen. V.
39.
iv. 66
irony of; Hen. V. 73. .iv. 68
characteristic of; Hen. V.
162.
iv. 74
dismounted in battle; Hen.
V. 254..
.iv. 89
parallel in; 1 Hen. VI. 191, i. 337
Henry VI., accession of; 2 Hen.
VI. 292

Lear, 302.

vi. 419

Lear, 317.

vi. 420

Hart (punningly); Jul. Cæs. 172, v. 148

ii. 102
age on accession; 1 Hen. VI.
180....
.i. 385
escape of; 3 Hen. VI. 34 ..ii. 175

Howlet; Macb. 185..

effects of marriage of; 1 Hen.
VI. 273....
.i. 346
visit to France; 1 Hen. VI.
..i. 335
-age when married; 1 Hen.
VI. 226...
.i. 341
escape of; 2 Hen. VI. 336..ii. 105
momentary anger of; 3 Hen.
VI. 59...

ii. 176

Hen.
viii. 234

Henry VIII., authorship of;
VIII. 72...

authorship of; Hen.

VIII.

Holding; Ant. 178...
vi. 197
Hold up the hand on death-bed,
to; 2 Hen. VI. 218...
.ii. 94
Holidame; Hen. VIII. 243....viii. 93
Holinshed, dramatist's adherence
to; Hen. VIII. 159.... ...viii. 242
Holla! to cry; As Y. L. 93.. .iv. 334
Holland, price of; 1 Hen.IV. 237,iii. 408
Holofernes, self-conceit of; Love's
L. 99....

Holp'st; Rich. III. 501..

.i. 60
iii. 132

Hounds of Sparta; Mids. Nt. 234, ii. 383
Hours of dross; Sonn. 377....viii. 452
Household coat; Rich. II. 193.. ii. 470
Houses, all; Meas. 20...

Housewife; Ant. 343

.v. 221

vi. 210

vi. 419

Howe, Mr., as Antonio; Ado, 336, iv. 262

Howling; Meas. 124.
"How should I," &c.;
474...

Hoxes; Wint. T. 30..
Hubert, tempted by John;
231.

Huddled; Merch. 272..
Hue-form; Sonn. 51..

Haml.

V. 419

V. 230

viii. 138
....vii. 374
John,

iii. 230

.iii. 319

viii. 436

Hugger-mugger; Haml. 488.. viii. 139

Hulling; Hen. VIII. 168...... viii. 243
Hum, to; Coriol. 288..

Human; Macb. 158

mortals; Mids. Nt. 94

vi. 313

Hent; Haml. 398..

Meas. 194..

Wint. T. 140..

.viii. 131
.v. 236
vii. 382

574.

.V. 417

Holy-ales; Per. 3.

.ii. 370

Hero of Sestos; As Y. L. 135...iv. 339
Herring without a roe; Troil. 203, v. 334
He's mad, &c.; Lear, 300...... vi. 419
Hesperides; Per. 19..... viii. 310
Hey, dance the; Love's L. 164...i. 65
nonino; As Y. L. 173, 174.. iv. 343
nonny, &c.; Ado, 150... .iv. 239
Hey-day; Haml. 418.... viii. 132
"Hey Robin," &c.; Tw. Nt. 257,iv. 417
Heywood's Woman kilde, &c., al-
lusion to; Shrew, 144.. ii. 312
Hic et ubique; Haml. 174....viii. 109
Hide fox, &c.; Haml. 453.....viii. 136
Hideousness, outward; Ado,343, iv. 263
Hideous storm; Hen. VIII. 48, viii. 232
High cross; Shrew, 37

Italy; All's Wl. 63..

Honey (anointed with); Wint. T.

212

vii. 387
Honey-bag; Mids. Nt. 216. .ii. 381
Honey-dew; Tit. A. 75.. vii. 303
Honey-heavy; Jul. Cæs. 118 .... v. 144
Honey-stalks; Tit. A. 132. .vii. 306
Honeysuckle; Mids. Nt. 223....ii. 382
Honorificabilitudinitatibus; Love's

L. 151..

.i. 64
Honour, your; Tim. 22.. vii. 58
Hood, by my; Merch. 173......iii. 312
Hoodman-blind; Haml. 421 ..viii. 132
Hooping; As Y. L. 90.. ..iv. 334
Hope=expect; Ant. 94
vi. 191
Hopes,leaves of; Hen. VIII.210, viii. 247
Hopkins, Nicholas; Hen. VIII.

68..
Horace, reminiscence of;
267

=mental disposition; Haml.

Humours; Hen. V. 101.
Humphrey hour; Rich.

522.

Hundred merry tales; Ado, 99, iv. 234
Hungarian; Merry W. 21... ..iv. 151
Hunger-starved; 1 Hen. VI. 102... 327
Hungry, the, now; John, 159..iii. 223
Hunt counter; 2 Hen. IV. 75..iii. 487
Huntington as persona muta;

Hen. V. 272

Hunt's up; Romeo, 144..
Hurlyburly; Macb. 2.
Hurtling; As Y. L. 153
Hush! Per. 61...

..viii. 233

Sonn.

viii. 448

Huswife; Hen. V. 260.
Hybla; 1 Hen. IV. 49.

Horatio, incredulity of;

Haml.

viii. 93

5.

71...
viii. 100
Horizón; 3 Hen. VI. 278. .ii. 194
Horn (punningly); 2 Hen. IV.69, iii. 487
(cuckold's); Troil. 24 ..v. 313
Horned moon; Mids. Nt. 274...ii. 387
Horologe; Oth. 110...
vi. 89
Horse-hair producing serpents;

Ant. 48.

vi. 188
Horse of Dauphin; Hen. V. 189, iv. 76
Horses, diseases of; Shrew, 54..ii. 304

training of; Merch 167...iii. 311
Horse's health; Lear, 360. .vi. 419
Hose, French; Macb. 109.. .v. 413
Hostess's arithmetic; Troil. 218.. v. 330
Hot at hand; Jul. Cæs. 210....vi. 152
days, influence of; Romeo,
104.
.i. 245
livers; 1 Hen. IV. 171 ....iii. 402
Hotspur and his prisoners; 1 Hen.
IV. 35....
iii. 391
characteristic of; 1 Hen. IV.
iii. 399
character of; 1 Hen. IV.
iii. 404
imagination of; 1 Hen. IV.
iii. 397
age of; 1 Hen. IV. 225. ..iii. 407
name of; 1 Hen. IV. 293.. iii. 412

Jul. Cæs. 243

..iv. 84

i. 248
V. 402

iv. 341
.viii. 314

.iv. 83

.iii. 393

v. 155

iv. 78

viii. 98

Hymen, robes of; As Y. L. 184,iv. 344

Hyperion; Hen. V. 214..

Haml. 54..

accent on; Tit. A. 150.... vii. 307
Hyrcanian; Merch. 176.. .iii. 312

I.

Iachimo, duplicity of; Cymb.
53..
vii. 152
Iago, motive of; Oth. 67, 68.... vi. 84
subtlety of; Oth. 180......vi. 97
and Roderigo; Oth. 18.... vi. 78
Iceland dog: Hen. V. 90 .iv. 69
Ides of March; Jul. Cæs. 33.... v. 137
Jul. Cres. 95..
..v. 141
Idle barren; Errors, 54
crazy; Haml. 344..
If case in case; 3 Hen. VI.
Ignomy; 1 Hen. IV. 318..

..i. 168

Ingener; Oth. 77.

viii. 146

Ingenious instrument;

vii. 163

254....

vi. 424

Ingeniously; Tim. 83.

vii. 232

89...iv. 407

Ingredients; Macb. 74..

..v. 409

.iv. 233

Inhabit; Macb. 163..

..v. 417

..i. 118

Inhibition (of players);

Haml.

iii. 304

247

viii. 114

Troil. 101...

.v. 320
...i. 171

Imprimis; Two Gent. 76.
Improvident; 1 Hen. VI. 112....i. 328
In air; Rich. III. 379..
..iii. 123
arms (punningly); John,134,iii. 220
by th week; Love's L. 169..i. 65
capiti; 2 Hen. VI. 282.....ii. 101
eye of; Two Gent. 30......i. 167
good time; Two Gent. 31. .i. 167
happy time; Romeo, 149...i. 248
his buttons; Merry W. 89, iv. 155
his eye; Haml. 463
lieu of; Merch. 365
Temp. 38..
question; Ado, 232.
snuff; Love's L. 166.

140

viii. 137
iii. 326
vii. 232
..iv. 249
..i. 65

the effect; 2 Hen. IV. 132, iii. 490
height; Ado, 301.. iv. 256
neck of; 1 Hen. IV. 275,iii. 410
quill; 2 Hen. VI. 65...ii. 80
tub; Meas. 140.. ..v. 232
way, wine; 2 Hen. VI.
.ii. 88
thy books; Shrew, 88......ii. 308
use; Merch. 313..
.iii. 322
way of truth; Troil. 128....v. 322
"In witness thereof;" Troil. 179, v. 326
"In youth," &c.; Haml. 561..viii. 144
Incapable; Rich. III. 246..
Incarnadine; Macb. 105.
Incarnation; Merch. 127
Incens'd; Hen. VIII. 239.
Inch-meal; Temp. 127
Incision (practice of
Merch. 110..
Inclusive; All's Wl. 57.
Incony; Love's L. 68.
Incorporal; Haml. 429..
Indeed; Ado, 339

Iniquity (the Vice); Rich.

Meas, 63.
Injury; John, 91.
Inkle; Love's L. 69
Per. 264

Inky blots; Rich. II. 112...
Inn (figuratively); Rich. II. 282, ii. 476
Innocence, as quadrisyllable; Rich.
II. 70..
.ii. 460
Insane root; Macb. 34. ....V. 406
Insanie; Love's L. 148. .......i. 64
Insanity, Shakespeare's treatment
of; Lear, 355..
.vi. 423
Insculp'd upon; Merch. 180....iii. 312
Insisture; Troil. 62..
.v. 317
Instance; All's Wl. 146.
Instinct; 2 Hen. IV. 42..

Instruction; Oth. 184...
Insulting; 1 Hen. VI. 72..
Insultment; Cymb. 215..

ii. 367
.ii. 385

Shakespeare's opinion of;
Mids. Nt. 259

Intermissive; 1 Hen. VI. 41.....i. 321
Interpolated lines; Lear, 156..vi. 408
passage? Lear, 262. ..vi. 416
Interpret (at puppet-show); Two
Gent. 37.
..i. 167
vii. 58
.viii. 128

Tim. 11

Haml. 366.
Interrogation, note of, confusion
as to use of; Hen. VIII. 209, viii. 247
Interrogatories; John, 139....iii. 221
Inter'gatories; Merch. 367.....iii. 326
Intestate joys; Rich. III. 517..iii. 134
Into-unto; All's Wl. 59.

(truth); Temp. 33...
Intrenchant; Macb. 272.
Intrinse; Lear, 194...

Intrinsicate; Ant. 387
Inventory, Wolsey's; Hen.
215

.v. 64
vii. 232

.v. 428

vi. 410
vi. 214
VIII.
viii. 247
Invisible (adverbially); John,
310
iii. 238
Inward bruise; 1 Hen. IV. 72..iii. 396
- impediment; Ado, 259....iv. 252

.iv. 161

.iv. 263

.iii. 100

.vii. 65

.iii. 311

Jade horse; Shrew, 86..

.ii. 307

=tankards; Shrew, 131....ii. 311
Jacob's staff; Merch. 161.

= tired horse; 2 Hen. IV.36, iii. 484
Jaded, term of contempt; 2 Hen.
VI. 226
.ii. 95
-=spurned; Hen. VIII. 201, viii. 246
James I., act of (3 Jac. I.), inter-
diction of name of God, &c.;
1 Hen. IV. 57.

.iii. 394

act of; Rich. III. 195.

.iii. 107

Rich. III. 215.

.iii. 109

Jaques, as dissyllable; Love's L.
35..
i. 55
Jar tick of clock; Rich. II. 320, ii. 479
o' the clock; Wint. T. 7..vii. 372
Jauncing; Rich. II. 325... .ii. 480
Jealous complexion; Ado, 127..iv. 236
Jealous hood; Romeo, 184.... .i. 250
Jephthah, ballad of; Haml. 261, viii. 116
Jest, to to play, &c.; Rich. II.
71
.ii. 460
upon, to; Errors, 35... .i. 112
and pathos mingled; Merch.
303
...iii. 321
Jet upon, to; Rich. III. 287 ...iii. 114
Jew (an Hebrew); Two Gent. 55, i. 169
as colloquialism; Love's L
.i. 58
of Malta (Marlowe's), parallel
line in; 3 Hen. VI. 174... ii. 186
Jews, in relation to Christians;
Merch. 77.
.iii. 305

68..

vol. p.

Kinsman akin; Errors, note 126 i. 117
Kiss (at betrothal); Two Gent.
39....

i. 167
Rich. II. 289.. ......ii. 477
Kiss the mistress (term at bowls);
Troil. 176.
.v. 325
Kissing, custom of; Romeo, 58. .i. 241
after dancing, custom of;
Hen. VIII. 117..
.viii. 239

at wedding; Shrew, 120...ii. 310
-carrion, a good; Haml. 237,viii. 112
Kite; Lear, 134...

lazar; Hen. V. 95..

vi. 407

iv. 70

John, 233.

iii. 230

John, 255..

iii. 232

iii. 211

revival of Hen. V.

81, iv. 69

Edmund, intensity of;

Oth.

161

vi. 95

John,

i. 334
the
.i. 324
vii. 381
iii. 230

as Shylock; Merch. 75 iii. 305
Merch. 96. .iii. 306
introduction of song;

Rich. II. 243

ii. 473

.vii. 59
women wearing; Romeo,

Knife (of time); Sonn. 183....viii. 443
Knives brought by guests; Tim.
41...
163..
..i. 249
Knock it (expression used of

music); Hen. VIII. 118....viii. 239
Knot-grass; Mids. Nt. 203......ii. 380
Know to examine; Meas. 50..ii. 224

a lump of fat; 2 Hen.

125

IV.
.iii. 490

--tree; 3 Hen. VI. 306.
Joy's soul; Troil. 48.

Judas, red beard of; As Y. L. 116 iv. 337
Iscariot, reference to; Wint.
T. 43.....
vii. 374
Judgment, note of; Troil. 139. . v. 323
before the; Errors, 105 ....i. 116
Jug, as epithet; Lear, 125......vi. 406
Juliet, kissing; Romeo, 58. .i. 241

calmness of; Romeo, 157...i. 248
speech of; Romeo, 74. ..i. 243
suspicion of; Romeo, 178..i. 250
passion of; Romeo, 73......i. 243
age of; Romeo, 24
..i. 239
tenderness of; Romeo, 77..i. 243
Julietta, introduction of; Meas.
.v. 221
pregnancy of; Meas. 91....v. 227
Julio Romano; Wint. T. 224.. vii. 388
Julius Caesar, Polonius' reference
to play of; Haml. 347... .viii. 126
Jump, to to risk; Macb. 73....v. 409

Kettle-drum; Haml. 109....
Key (in music); Temp. 29...
Kickshawes; Tw. Nt. 31.......iv. 403
Kicky-wicky; All's W1. 103 v. 67
Kid-fox; Ado, 146...
.iv. 239
Kill (figuratively); Troil. 229... v. 331
a wife with kindness; Shrew,
.ii. 812
the heart, to; 1 Hen. VI. 251 i. 343
Kiln-hole; Wint. T. 169....... vii. 384
Kin; Rich. II. 266..
ii. 475
Kin.. kind; Haml. 41
human nature; Rich. II.
.ii. 475
natural; Lucr. 102.... viii. 395
in double meaning; Haml.
viii. 97
of self; Troil. 184..
...V. 326
Kindly; Ado, 269.
.iv. 253
King, speech of; All's W1. 60..v. 64
and the beggar; Love's L.
24..
Edward, bastardy of;
III. 396...

Kind

266

41...

Label; Romeo, 164..
i. 249
Lace adorn; Sonn. 163.... .viii. 442
Lac'd mutton; Two Gent. 11..... 165
Lad of the Castle; 1 Hen. IV.
50....

Lade; 3 Hen. VI. 208..
Lady-bird; Romeo, 35.

Lady Lingare; Hen. V. 55.....iv. 67
Lady-smocks; Love's L. 225.....i. 69
Laertes in fencing scene; Haml.
634
viii. 151
Laid (figuratively in bosom); Rich.
III. 620....
iii. 143
Lamb, as metaphor; Jul. Cæs.
228..
V. 153
Lame, made; possible personal al-
lusion to poet; Sonn. 97. ...viii. 439
Lamentable; Errors, Mids. Nt.
.ii. 366
Lammas-tide; Romeo, 37.. i. 240
Lamond; Haml. 533..
.viii. 142

44...

.i. 55

Rich.

V. 334

of France, attitude of;
V. 187.

iii. 124
Hen.
..iv. 76
...iv. 67

Haml.

619

viii. 149

.viii. 138

.i. 247

Justice, to do (colloquially); Oth.

Temp.

107

Justles; Troil. 244

Just to the time; Sonn. 272..viii. 448
Juvenal; Mids. Nt. 153.

.vii. 246
"King Stephen was a worthy
peer;" Oth. 108.

song of; Romeo, 142..
Larks, how caught; Hen.
202

VIII.

i. 247
viii. 246

.vi. 88

..ii. 376

- proverb from; Troil. 339...v. 339

Kingly-poor; Love's L. 185..

of Scots; Hen. V. 62.
Stephano (ballad of);

212....