vol. p.
Scriptural allusions (continued)—
Psalms xc. 9; John, note 180..iii. 225
xcii. 12; Tim. 193........vii. 69
cxl. 3; Lear, 140.
vi. 407
Romans ix. 15-18; Meas. 23....v. 221
1 Samuel xxiv. 10; Macb. 113.. v. 413
2 Samuel xv. 31; 2 Hen. IV. 66, iii. 487
Scroll; Mids. 42...
Scroyles; John, 106..
Scrubbed; Merch. 356..
Sculls; Troil. 332

George; Ado, 208.

ii. 365

iii. 217

vi. 399

vii. 69
iv. 246

vol. p.
Sergeant, the; Macb. note 8....v. 403
Serpentine; Troil. 131.... .v. 322

Serpent's tongue; Mids. Nt. 292,ii. 388
Servant-lover; Two. Gent. 98... 172
Servant-monster; Temp. 151..vii. 242
Service is no heritage; All's Wl
35...

v. 62
.viii. 438

Sessions; Sonn. 79.
Set set aside; Haml. 457....viii. 136
to (to music); Two Gent. 19 i. 166
(at tennis); Troil. 100, v. 320
a form; Sonn. 217.. viii. 445
Setebos; Temp. 83..
vii 236
Setter-up, &c.; 3 Hen. VI. 153..ii. 184
Set up his rest; Romeo, 186..... 251
Seven ages; As Y. L. 67... .iv. 331
stars; Lear, 153

Several (in double sense);

iii. 326

. v. 338

viii. 315

.iii. 226

Scylla (figuratively); Merch.
Scythian; Lear, 32..

264,iii. 318

.iii. 232

184..

.iii. 302

Seacoal; Ado, 207.

Sea-faring men; Haml. 514...viii. 141
Sea-gown; Haml. 593..

Love's

.viii. 147

vi. 80

Sewer; Macb. 71...

.v. 408

Compl.

Shadow of poor Buckingham;

viii. 462

ended by rhymed couplets;
Merch. 46

within palace; Per. 21....viii. 310
Scenes, localities to; Tim. 71..vii. 61
Scenic arrangements; Hen. V.

203

.iv. 77
.viii. 394
School = university; As Y. L. 4, iv. 324
i' the church; Tw. Nt. 192, iv. 413
of night; Love's L. 133. .i. 63

Schedule; Lucr. 90..

Sconce; Coriol. 213..

Sea of troubles; Haml. 301....viii 121
Seaport in Cyprus; Oth. 69.. .vi. 84
Sea's worth; Oth. 29.
Seal'd, enswath'd and;

quarts; Shrew, 18...
Seam=tallow; Troil. 145..

vi. 308

10

-as verb; Haml. 401.

viii. 131

Scope; John, 183.

iii. 225

Scrip; Mids. Nt. 41..
Scriptural allusions:

Acts xxi. 9; 1 Hen. VI. 75....... 325
xxviii. 3; Troil. 168.......v. 325
1 Cor. xv. 31; Macb. 218. .v. 422
2 Cor. vi. 16; Macb. 113. ..V. 415
Daniel ii. 21; 3 Hen. VI. 153. .ii. 184
xiii. (Apocrypha); Merch.
296..
iii. 321
Ecclesiastes x. 16; Rich.III.272 iii. 113
x. 20; Per. 238.
..viii. 331
Ecclesiasticus xiii. 1; 1 Hen. IV.
183..
iii. 403
Exodus iii. 2; 1 Hen. IV. 233, iii. 407
XX. 5; John, 84..
.iii. 216

xxii. 18; 2 Hen. VI. 129...ii. 87
Ezekiel xlii. 1; 1 Hen. IV. 233, iii. 407
Genesis xxx. 32; Merch. 89...iii. 306

xxxi. 10; Merch. 161.....iii. 311
Isaiah ii. 21; 2 Hen. IV. 49...iii. 485
Jeremiah xxiii. 22; Cymb. 66, vii. 152
Job iii. 3, 6; John, 131.. iii. 220
xxxix. 24; 2 Hen. IV. 37, iii. 484
John iii. 19, 20; Per. 38. .viii. 312
Judges xi. 30-39; 3 Hen. VI.
304

ii. 196
2 Kings x. 27; Meas. 88.. .V. 227
Leviticus xx. 6; 2 Hen. VI. 129, ii. 87
Luke i. 53; John, 159..

Sear up; Cymb. 17.
Secrets, king's (saying as to);
60....

viii. 314
as trisyllable; Troil. 236...v. 331
Sect (in doubtful sense); 2 Hen.
IV. 165..
iii. 492
Secure (in Latin sense); Troil. 104 v. 320
to; Lear, 330..
vi. 421

- (in Latin sense); Haml.151 viii. 107
Sedges, creep into; Ado, 111 ..iv. 235
Sedley, Sir Charles, paraphrase of

Venus and Adonis, 50...... viii. 362
Seeing, as monosyllable; 3 Hen.
VI. 68....
.ii. 177
Seel, to, term in falconry; Ant.
271.
vi. 205

Shake as dissyllable; Temp. 57, vii. 234
Shake his bells; 3 Hen. VI. 46. ii. 176
Shakespeare as an actor; Sonn.

vi. 209
.viii. 96
Wint. T. 151.... vii. 382
and country life; Ado. 111,iv. 35
as a dramatist; Shrew, 68, ii. 305
Haml. 1........viii. 92
Two Gent. 69.....i. 170
Two Gent. 118..... 174
Two Gent. 120....i. 174

v. 313

.vii. 152

Se fortuna, &c.; 2 Hen. IV. 179,iii. 493
Seizure; Troil. 16...
Seld, as adverb; Coriol. 127.
Seldom when; Meas. 168.
Self selfsame; Hen. V. 36....iv. 66
Lear, 18.
Self-affairs; Mids. Nt. 20
Self-cover'd; Lear, 344
Self-love, curious idea of;
17....
Self-sovereignty; Love's L.
Semblable; Haml. 614...
Seneca, translation of;
259

Senior; Love's L. 19..
Senior-junior; Love's L. 72..
Senna; Macb. 256..

.iii. 487

.v. 411

Matthew iii. 12; Romeo, 17..

i. 238

iv. 6; Merch. 94

v. 22; Merch. 27...

iii. 301

Hen. VIII. 158

Hen. V. 286..

. viii. 23
83...i. 59
viii. 149
Haml.
viii. 116
..i. 54
..i. 58

xix. 14; Rich. II. 318.....ii. 479
xix. 24; Rich. II. 318 ...ii. 479
Numbers xvi. 29; Lear, 326.... vi. 421
xxvii. 8; Hen. V. 57......iv. 67

2 Peter ii. 22; Hen. V. 194....iv. 76
Proverbs i. 20; 1 Hen. IV. 57, iii. 394
Psalms lviii. 4, 5; 2 Hen. VI. 188 ii. 91
lxviii. 15; Ant. 272.......vi. 205
xxii. 12; Ant. 272... vi. 205
lxxv. 7; 3 Hen. VI. 153....ii. 184
xc. 9; 1 Hen. VI. 86.. ..i. 326

Macbeth, 127.

Senoys; All's Wl. 23.

Sense feeling; Oth. 124....

=passion; Per. 30
spirit of; Troil. 17
Troil. 200..

as plural; Macb. 236
in all; Merch. 352.
Senseless-obstinate; Rich.

293....
Sensibly; Coriol. 62..
Sepulchring; Lear, 231.
Sergeant, fell; Haml. 636.....

v. 426

vi. 299
viii. 242
iv. 84

.ii. 177

V. 414

.v. 61

vi. 91

viii. 311

.v. 313

..V. 328

v. 424

.iii. 326

III.

.iii. 114

vi. 294

vi. 413

viii. 151

(antithetical); John,
iii. 221
(antithetical); John,
iii. 222
(condensed); Cymb. 286, vii. 166
(condensed); Cymb.322, vii. 169
- (earlier and later); Errors,
.i. 111
(early); Romeo, 190....i. 251
(early); Rich. III. 521,iii. 134
(early); John, 128....iii. 219
(early imitative); Romeo,

Shot-free; 1 Hen. IV. 308..
Shoulder, to touch the;
302.

.v. 420

Shoulder'd; Rich. III. 434.....iii. 128
Shove-groat; 2 Hen. IV. 182...iii. 493
Shovel-boards; Merry W. 10...iv. 150
Show of kings; Macb. 199
Shows = teaches; Merch. 292 iii. 320
(of grief); Haml. 46.. viii. 98
Shrew, spelling of; Merch. 327, iii. 324
Shrewd evil; As Y. L. 189....iv. 345
(in doubtful sense); Rich. II.

208

Shrowd; Ant. 265.

Shrug, patient; Merch. 97.
Shut up; Macb. 91
Shy; Meas. 145...
Shylock, irony of; Merch. 96...iii. 306
and Antonio; Merch. 85..iii. 305
avarice of; Merch. 210....iii. 314
character of; Merch. 80...iii. 305
conversion of; Merch. 314, iii. 322
grievance of; Merch. 83..iii. 305
dissimulation of; Merch. 87,iii. 305
Merch. 101.. iii. 307
Merch. 102..

Merch. 106..
Merch. 157 iii. 310
-love of money of; Merch.312, iii. 322
name of; Merch. 68.......iii. 304
interpreting Scripture; Merch.

Silver (punningly); Jul. Cæs. 108, v. 143
livery; Per. 304..
viii. 337

pillars; Hen. VIII, 158.. viii. 242
sound of music; Romeo, 197, i. 251
Simonides, feigned anger of; Per.

Sin, parley with; John, 231....iii. 230
Sinel's death; Macb. 32. ..v. 406
Single (in double sense); Coriol.
98
vi. 297
=feeble; 3 Hen. VI. 297...ii. 195
=simple; 2 Hen. IV. 93...iii. 488

-- Macb. 43..

Single-soled; Romeo, 91..

boy; Ado, 337.

Henry Bishop, music to songs

John Grey; 3 Hen. VI. 197, ii. 188

seizure of lands of;

'Sir-reverence;" Errors, 84....... 115

as addressed to inferiors;
Love's L. 129..

Sister, as applied to queen; Rich.
III. 267...

.V. 406

ii. 471

...i. 244

vi. 205

iii. 306

.v. 410

.iv. 263

Guy; Hen. VIII. 267

viii. 253

.iii. 307

iii. 307

.i. 62

iii. 112

.i. 53
a theologian; Cymb.
vii. 168
on his own works; Sonn.
178
viii. 443
Shakespeare's cliff; Lear, 334 ..vi. 421
Shall's, as colloquialism; Per.

254

Shames (use of plural noun); Ado,

285.

Shape dress; Ado, 193

Love's L. 112

Shapeless; Two Gent. 3.

Shard-borne; Mach. 145
Sharded; Cymb. 167.
Share, half a (actor's);

373

Sharp physic; Per. 28..

Shaven Hercules; Ado, 227....iv. 248
Shaw, Doctor; Rich. III. 401 ..iii. 125
She a lady; Wint. T. 8 ...... vii. 372
- irregular use for her; Meas.
132..
v. 231

Siddons, Mrs., as Volumnia; Coriol.
205..

Skains-mates; Romeo, 97

Skelton's Magnyfycence, &c., allu-
sion to title of; Mids. Nt. 45...ii. 366
Skilless; Temp. 147.
.vii. 242
iii. 405

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Son (punningly); 1 Hen VI. 208, i. 339
Song, hunting; As Y. L. 143...iv. 340
attributed to Anne Boleyn;
2 Hen. IV. 183
.iii. 493
original of; Macb. 192. V. 419
Songs in old plays; Per. 281..viii. 335
Sonnet, turn; Love's L. 29.. .i. 55
XCIV., compared with pas-
sage in Mids. Nt. 231. .viii. 446
CXLV. doubtfully authentic;
Sonn. 373
.viii. 452
Sonnets CLIII. CLIV., original
of; Sonn. 392
viii. 453
parallels in; John, 130....iii. 219
profuse imagery of; Sonn.
viii. 450
resemblances in; Two Gent.
..i. 175
Rosaline in; Romeo, 84....i. 243
and early plays; John, 130, iii. 219
Sonties, God's; Merch. 132....iii. 309
Soon at night; Meas. 48...
V. 224
Soothsayer; Jul. Cæs. 141
Sophy; Merch. 114..

332.

123

119

Tw. Nt. 156.

Sop o' the moonshine; Lear, 182, vi. 410
Sops (custom at weddings); Shrew,
.ii. 310
Sorcerers, Lapland; Errors, 109, i. 116
Sorrow = cause for repentance; 2
Hen. VI. 323
-go by; Ado, 324
Sorry wag; Ado, 324
Sort rank; Ado, 3..

289

.v. 146

Spital; Hen. V. 94.

.iv. 70

iii. 307

Spites me; Shrew, 159.

ii. 313

.iv. 411

Spit white; 2 Hen. IV. 97.

iii. 488

Spleen; Tw. Nt. 191.

.iv. 413

Love's L. 174

.i. 66

.ii. 364

Splinter'd; Rich. III. 261

iii. 112

Sponge, as used in figurative pas-

ii. 104

sage; Haml. 449..

viii. 135

iv. 260

Spoons, sponsors';

Hen. VIII.

=company; Mids. Nt. 171, ii. 377
= method; Merch. 62.....iii. 303
to; 1 Hen. VI. 120.. ...i. 329
and suit; Meas. 186.. .v. 236
Sorted to no proof; Shrew, 163, ii. 313
Sot fool; Temp. 157.
.vii. 242
Soto; Shrew, 9.
...ii. 301
Soul (metaphorically); Meas. 5, v. 220
(punningly); Merch. 282..iii. 319
Soul-killing; Errors, 21.......... 110
Sound, music; Mids. Nt. 229...ii. 383
(or south); Tw. Nt. 1....iv. 401
Sour; Rich. III. 167..
iii. 105
Souse (term in falconry); John,
.iii. 235
Sous'd gurnet; 1 Hen. IV. 263, iii. 409
South, growing on the; Jul. Cæs.
103..
.V. 143
Southam; 3 Hen. VI. 294 .ii. 195
Southampton, supposed allusion
to; Sonn. 265.
viii. 447
Southwell, Robt., St. Peter's Com-
plaint, parallel in; Love's L.
140
i. 63
2 Hen. VI. 128....ii. 87
South-west (wind); Temp. 73.. vii. 235
Sovereignty of reason;
Haml.
.viii. 105
vi. 311
.iv. 411

=pattern; Coriol. 52.

Spotted; Oth. 164.

Spring, new come; Rich. II. 297, ii. 477
Springhalt; Hen. VIII. 98.... viii. 236
Springing; Rich. III. 202 iii. 107
Spring turning wood to stone;
Haml. 522
Spurious passage; Lear, 87
Spurn upon; Rich. III. 77.
Spy, perfect; Macb. 139.
Square, to; Troil. 304

viii. 141
vi. 403

iii. 98

V. 415

.v. 336

Squire, by the; Wint. T. 179.. vii. 385
St. Ambrose, parallel in hymn of;
Haml. 28..
viii. 96
Edmundsbury; John, 299...iii. 237
George to boot; Rich. III.644,iii. 146
--to thrive; Rich. II. 70. ii, 460
- Helen, allusion to; 1 Hen. VI.
74...
i. 325
Lambert's day; Rich. II. 47, ii. 458
Magnus Corner; 2 Hen. VI.
284
ii. 101
Martin's summer; 1 Hen. VI.
71..
i. 324
Nicholas, patron of scholars;
Two Gent. 75.

Temperance; Temp. note 103, vii. 238
Temper'd; Hen. V. 111.. .iv. 71
Tempest, parallel in; Per. 139, viii. 322
dropping fire; Jul. Cæs. 68, v. 139
Temple; Merch. 120..
.iii. 308

privilege of; 1 Hen. VI.
129
....i. 330
Ten, single; 3 Hen. VI. 297....ii. 195
commandments; 2 Hen. VI.
82..
ii. 82
meals; 2 Hen. VI. 306.....ii. 103
more a jury; Merch. 315,iii. 322
- shillings; 1 Hen. IV. 61. iii. 395
Tench, stung like a; 1 Hen. IV.
.iii. 398

Sur-rein'd; Hen. V. 167.

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Sure, to make; Tit. A. note 58, vii. 303
Surplice; All's WI. 42..
V. 62
.iv. 74
VIII.

viii. 239
Hen.

191

in, to; Cymb. 154..

viii. 235

Nt.

71.

.iv. 408

VI.

ii. 89

iii. 412

vii. 156
it in snuff, to; 1 Hen. IV.
.iii. 396
it upon, &c.; 1 Hen. IV.
137
.iii. 400
me with you; Romeo, 151..i. 248
mine ease in mine inn; 1 Hen.

iii. 225

Temp.

.vii. 234

IV. 238

or lend; Cymb. 219
on, to; 3 Hen. VI. 173.
order for; Errors, 130.

.iii. 408
vii. 162

..ii. 186

..i. 118
to; Shrew, 58.
.ii. 305
the hatch; John, 287......iii. 235
thought and die; Jul. Cæs.
112..
v. 143
thy old cloak about thee;"
Oth. 108.

vi. 88

Suspicion; 1 Hen. IV. 292..

Suspire; John, 177.

Sustaining (garments);

59.

Sutton Co fil; 1 Hen. IV. 261..iii. 409
Swan, dying, song of; John, 311,iii. 238

dying in music; Oth. 257 ..vi. 107
Swashing; As Y L. 31..........iv. 327
Romeo, 8.
.i. 238
Swearing rascals; Troil. 323. .V. 337
Sweat, the; Meas. 19..
.v. 221
Sweep the dew; Mids. Nt. 236..ii. 384
Sweetmeats at dinner; Rich. II.

67.
ii. 459
Sweet mouth; Two Gent. 80..... 171
Swelling heavens; 1 Hen. IV.
208.
iii. 405
..V. 419
V. 404
i. 57
.iii. 235
.viii. 139

Swelter'd; Macb. 183

up; Rich. III. 93
.iii. 99
Taken, bravely; All's W1. 132..v. 69
up; Ado, 231.
iv. 249
with the manner; Love's L.
15
.i. 54
Takes bewitches; Haml. 29 viii. 96
Taking up; 2 Hen. IV. 68......iii. 487
"Talbot," cry of; 1 Hen. VI. 114, i. 329
discretion of; 1 Hen. VI. 123, i. 330
Young, death of; 1 Hen. VI.
..í. 340

217.

viii. 146

Tennyson, In Memoriam, parallel

........ vi. 296
.v. 325
Tereus, story of; Tit. A. 65.... vii. 303
Termagant; Haml. 331.. .viii. 125

Terminations; Ado, 121... .iv. 238
Terms expressions; Oth. 115..vi. 90
-conditions; Sonn. 377..viii. 452

(legal phrase); Meas. 4.....v. 220
Tertian, quotidian; Hen. V. 100, iv. 70
Testril; Tw. Nt. 90..
Testy; Venus, 28..

.iv. 407

Tallow-catch; 1 Hen. IV. 161. .iii. 401

Tamburlaine, Marlowe's, parallel
in; Oth. 51.

Haml. 486..
parodied line in; 2 Hen. IV.

Sweno; Macb. 19

Swift; Love's L. 60

Swine, singular; Rich. III. 585,iii. 139

Swinsted; John, 293

viii. 361

Switzers; Haml. 492..

physical proportions of; 1
Hen. VI. 119.
Tall fellow of thy hands;
T. 226..

Tetchy; Troil. 20..

.v. 313

.i. 329
Wint.
vii. 388

80....

..ii. 460

mustard; 2 Hen. IV. 190..iii. 494

Haml. 172.
to swear by a;

viii. 109

vi. 82

Thaliard, mission of; Per. 59, viii. 314

82

Tartar; Hen. V. 112.

Task, to; John, 139.
Tassel-gentle; Romeo, 76
Taste test; Lear, 74.

vi. 402
iii. 238
.iv. 412
.ii. 472
..iv. 404
II.
.ii. 475
Tawdry-lace; Wint. T. 171. .vii. 384
Tawny (coats); 1 Hen. VI. 87..... 326
Team of horse, &c.; Two Gent.
71...
.i. 170
.ii. 366

to, to; John, 308.
your legs; Tw. Nt. 172.
Tatter'd; Rich. II. 228.
Taurus; Tw. Nt. 37
Tautology, instance of; Rich.
260.

Thaw, dullness of a; Ado, 118, iv. 236
The, mistake for ye; Lear, 59.. vi. 401
.vi. 295

=ye; Coriol. 71...

Douglas; 1 Hen. IV. 246..iii. 408
same; 3 Hen. VI. 118... ii. 182
Their (inflicted by them) ruin;
Hen. VIII. 211.

Theoric; Hen. V. 45.. ........iv. 66

Theseus, speech of; Mids.

271.

.viii. 247

..vi. 78

.v. 228

Nt.

ii. 387

Thews, double meaning of; Haml.
82..
.viii. 101
Thick-ey'd; 1 Hen. IV. 123 ....iii. 399
Thick-lips; Oth. 14..
.vi. 78
Thick-skin; Mids. Nt. 171......ii. 377
Thin (crown); Mids. Nt. 98 ...ii. 371
Thin-belly doublet; Love's L. 56, i. 57
Thin bestained; John, 240.....iii. 231
Things (in collective sense);
Shrew, 165..
ii. 314

called whips; 2 Hen. VI.
111..

ii. 86

Think (and die); Ant. 258. .vi. 204

= to believe; Rich. III. 146, iii. 104
Thinks't thee; Haml. 602.

.viii. 148