Colbrand; Hen. VIII. 267.

John, 56.....
Cold, pronunciation of; Macb.
182

are odorous; Ado, 252....iv. 252
Compass'd; Troil. 35.
...v. 314

(with a pearl); Macb. 279..v. 429
Competitor; Ant. 65.... .vi. 189
Competitors; Love's L. 38..
Rich. III. 566...

Conventicles (accent on); 2 Hen.

Companions; Coriol. 246..
Company; All's Wl. 156..
Comparisons; Ant. 261.

.vi. 310

Control, to; Temp. 92..

vii. 237

..v. 71

Controller; 2 Hen. VI. 201

...ii. 92

vi. 204

Coigns quarters; Per. 147... viii. 323

Coil; Errors, 64

..i. 113

Convenient (adverbially); Haml.

32..

viii. 96

song
viii. 471

.iii. 233

V. 422

- comfort; John, 313.......iii. 238
Coleridge on use of rhymes; Rich.
II. 34...
.ii. 457
on puns; Rich. II. 115....ii. 463
Collection; Cymb. 341....... vii. 171
Haml. 470..
viii. 137

Colley Cibber's Rich. III., incor-
poration of scene in; 3 Hen. VI.
328..

Collied; Oth. 119..

Mids. Nt. 25.

Collier; Tw. Nt. 215..
Colliers; Romeo, 4...
Collop; 1 Hen. VI. 254.
Colme-kill; Macb. 126..
Coloquintida; Oth. 65..
Colossus; Jul. Cæs. 52

Compile compose; Sonn. 195, viii. 444
Complaint of Rosamond (Daniel's),

parallel in; Romeo, 222. ..i. 253
Complements; Love's L. 11....... 53
Cómplete; Hen. VIII. 83..... viii. 235
1 Hen. VI. 65...
.i. 324
Complete Angler, pastoral
quoted in; Pilgr. 23.
Complexions; Coriol. 126.

Compliment; Oth. 12...

dialogue of; John, 54.
Cómplots; Rich. III. 328...

Compulsative; Haml. 16.....viii. 95
Comus, imitated passage in;
Romeo, 118...
..i. 246
Conceited; Tw. Nt. 233. ..iv. 415
Conclusion=problem; Per. 24, viii. 310
Concolinel; Love's L. 52..... ..i. 56
Condition; Tim. 17...

.vii. 58

Conditionally; 3 Hen. VI. 65...ii. 177
Conditions; Two Gent. 73....... 170
Condole; Mids. Nt. 47
Conduit; 2 Hen. VI. 271
Wint. T. 223....
Confess, and be hang'd;
183
Confession's seal;

90..
Cónfiners; Cymb. 277

..iii. 308
.V. 238
191..iii. 494

VI. 167.
Convert; Ado, 27
pronunciation

35....

to; Tim. 131
Convertite; John, 263..
Convey; Macb. 214..
Conveyance; Ado, 119

Convinces; Macb. 225
Convoy, assistant; Haml. 79..viii. 101
Cooling card; 1 Hen. VI. 245....i. 343
Copatain; Shrew, 199........ .ii. 315
Cope, to; Merch. 317
.iii. 322
(as verb trans.); Hen.
VIII. 77....
viii. 234
Cop'd withal, conversation, imi-
tated passage; Haml. 337.. viii. 125
Cophetua, King (ballad); Love's
L. 24.

Copp'd-crested; Per. 33.

.i. 55

viii. 312

Copy=original; Sonn. 27..... viii. 435

163

..ii. 366
..ii. 100
.vii. 388

Oth.

vi. 98

Hen.

VII.

.viii. 235

viii. 140
.viii. 94

.vii. 166

Cordelia, character of; Lear, 152 vi. 407

Macb. 33.

23...

viii. 471

109

Comedy of Errors, reminiscence
of; Shrew, 155..

viii. 136
.vi. 82
i. 253

.vi. 303

.i. 61

.vii. 244

.i. 61

V. 406

of spirits; 2 Hen. VI. 94...ii. 83
Conjurer; Errors, 119
i. 117
Conjuro te; 2 Hen. VI. 92-94...ii. 83
Conscience, cold; Per. 210.... viii. 329
-speech of Murderer on; Rich.
III. 189....

Corinthian; 1 Hen. IV. 138....iii. 400

Coriolanus, hauteur of; Coriol.

Corner-cap; Love's L. 111..

Corollary; Temp. 186.

Corporal; Love's L. 115.

of his field; Love's L. 74..... 58
Corpse (as plural); 1 Hen. IV. 25, iii. 390
bleeding of; Rich. III. 70..iii. 97
Corrigible; Ant. 333..

vi. 209

Cosiers; Tw. Nt. 104

iv. 408

iii. 106
.V. 410

.viii. 331

.iii. 310

Comma; Haml. 600

viii. 148

Commit, to; Lear, 273...

V. 230
.vii. 387
..i. 110
.iv. 75

.iii. 317

V. 234

.V. 233

605

.iv. 249

Common; Love's L. 46...

Costermonger times; 2 Hen.

90.

Love's L. 116.

Cot-quean; Romeo, 182
Cotsall; Merry W. 6

Cotswold; Rich. II. 168..
Couchings; Jul. Cæs. 152.
Count=make account of;

the; Tw. Nt. 38
Comfect; Ado, 305.
Counter, as hunting term;

493

to run; Errors, 104
Counter-caster Oth. 10.
Counterfeit; Haml. 414.

John, 133..

Troil. 132.

Haml.

.iv. 257

viii. 139

.i. 116
vi. 78

viii. 132

.iii. 220

v. 322

IV.

iii. 488

Costly; Merch. 201

.iii. 313

Coted; Haml. 245..

viii. 114

.i. 61

.i. 250

.iv. 149

.ii. 468

.v. 147

Haml.

viii. 148

.iv. 404

vii. 67

iii. 138

Merry

iv. 159
.iv. 230

vol. p.1
Counters; Jul. Cæs. note 223...v. 153
Counties; John, 260...
iii. 233
Country base; Cymb. 294.. vii. 167
life; Shakespeare's knowledge
of; Ado, 111
.iv. 235
matters; Haml. 349......viii. 126
Count the clock (anachronism);

Jul. Cæs. 113...
V. 143
County of Maine; 2 Hen. VI. 32, ii. 77
Palatine; Merch. 54... iii. 303
Couplets, golden; Haml. 588, viii. 147
rhyming, sense of; Haml.
207..
viii. 111
Course, run his; Jul. Cæs. 32... v. 136
Court and guard; Oth. 120. ...vi. 90
holy-water; Lear, 253.....vi. 415
Courtesy, 2 Hen. IV. 130.. iii. 490
Courtezans, denunciation of; Tim.
157
Courtney, family of; Rich. III.
565..

Court-yard of inn (a scene);

W. 158

Cousin; Ado, 58.

1 Hen. IV. 90.

Rich. II. 161

iii. 397
ii. 467

Crush'd; Hen. V. 65..
Cry aim, to; John, 87.
havoc; Coriol. 198..
John, 102..
"hem;" 1 Hen. IV.
mercy; Rich. III. 634
of curs; Coriol. 224..
you mercy; Lear, 305..

.i. 239
.iv. 67

Crystal; 1 Hen. VI. 30..

.viii. 253

Coystril; Per. 262.

viii. 362

Curious; Wint. T. 193

Tw. Nt. 18

mine; Rich. II. 316..

Cousins; Rich. III. 242.

Covent; Meas. 180..

Hen. VIII. 226

Cow, a, God save her! Hen. VIII.
268

Cowley (actor's name); Ado, 308. iv. 257
Cox my passion; All's Wl. 184, v. 72
Coxcomb; Lear, 103..
vi. 404

Coy, as verb; Mids. Nt. 215....ii. 381

Coy'd; Coriol. 285.

Tw Nt. 21.

Crack boy; Coriol. 54.

Venus,

viii. 360
vi. 312
viii. 333
..iv. 403
vi. 294
to, to boast; Love's L. 135, i. 63
Crack'd crowns; 1 Hen. IV. 131, iii. 399
-within the ring; Haml. 266, viii. 117
Cracks breaks; Haml. 640.... viii. 151
Cranks = runs crookedly; Venus,
52..

Coriol. 24

Credent bulk; Meas. 188

Cribb'd; Macb. 152

.ii. 364

v. 236
.iv. 417

Cricket, winter; Shrew, 172....ii. 314
Crickets, drouth of; Per. 144.. viii. 323

Cries on; Oth. 238..

havoc; Haml. 641..

iv. 410
vi. 415

Cuckolds, statue of; Troil. 292..v. 334
"Cuckoo" song; As Y. L. 139. .iv. 340
Cuckoo-buds; Love's L. 225 ...... 69
Cue; Mids. Nt. 151...
Cullionly; Lear, 183..
Cullions; Hen. V. 153...

Cup, prepare the; Sonn. 289.. viii. 448
Cupid's flower; Mids. Nt. 227. .ii. 383
Cur, Shylock's allusion; Merch.
97
iii. 306
Curb to bend; Haml. 432....viii. 133
Curfew-bell; Romeo, 181.
.i. 250
Curiosity; Lear, 68.
vi. 402

Lear, 5....

Curious-knotted; Love's L. 16....i. 54
Curled darlings; Oth. 34.....
Curl'd my hair; Lear, 274.
Currance; Hen. V. 42.

Current; 2 Hen. IV. 129..
Rich. II. 86.

1 Hen. IV. 131..

Currents, elliptical

Haml. 392...
viii. 130
Curtains, use of, on Elizabethan

stage; Hen. VIII. 134... viii. 240
Curtal dog turnspit; Errors, 89, i. 115
Curtle-axe; As Y. L. 30

Curtsy, to; Shrew, 134
..ii. 312
Rich. II. 100
..ii. 462
Cust-alorum; Merry W. 1......iv. 149
Custard, leap into the; All's W1.

Dancing horse; Love's L. 21.....i. 54

Darker (hair) as blemish; Troil.
14...
Dark house; All's W1, 104.

As Y. L. 102
mind, to weara; Cymb.
Darkness, artificial, on

2 Hen. IV. 50..
Dark Woman, allusion to;
95....

beauty of; Sonn. 385

.iii. 216
vi. 306
.iii. 217
139...iii. 400

vi. 96

Dagger (as commonly worn); Rich.
III. 312.

of lath; 1 Hen. IV. 154...iii. 401
Daintry; 3 Hen. VI. 292... ii. 195
Daisy as emblem; Haml 507..viii. 140
Dam = mother; Wint. T. 100..vii. 379
Dam-colour'd; Tw. Nt. 36 .iv. 404
Damask; Love's L 187.
i. 66
Dame Partlet; 1 Hen. IV. 236..iii. 408
Wint. T. 75.
...vii. 377
Damned, the, punishment of;
Meas. 124..

iii 116

V. 230

iii. 145

vi. 308

button; 1 Hen. IV. 145...iii. 400
C's, U's, T's; Tw. Nt. 144..
Cub-drawn; Lear, 247...

vi. 81

vi. 417
.iv. 66

..iii. 490

...ii. 461

iii. 399

metaphor;

V. 312
...V. 67
.iv. 335

197 vii. 161
stage;

Dear; Love's L. 223.

Desdemona, name of; Oth. 262, vi. 107
Desert; Two Gent. 119
.i. 174
viii. 445

=demerit; Sonn. 216.
Desire the court; Hen.
162
Detect discover; Per. 94
Detected; Meas. 143..

Distill'd; Haml. 70

Distilled; Romeo, 169..

Sonn.

viii. 434

.viii. 99

..i. 249

Distraction; Merry W. 118 ....iv. 157
Distrain; Rich. III. 648..... iii. 146
Division (in music); Romeo, 142, i. 247
Doctor Shaw; Rich. III. 401...iii. 125
Doctrine; Romeo, 23..
i. 239

of sleep; Temp. 239.
seeing; Sonn. 164

Deadly use; Lear, 341..

Deal; Pilgr. 17..

Per.

in, to; Ado, 344

iv. 263

..i. 69

VIII.

viii. 242

(deer); 1 Hen. VI. 197....... 337
(in transposed sense); Rich.

viii. 318

...V. 232

Merry W. 120

on a fiddlestick; 1 Hen. IV.
188.
Devil's crest; Meas. 94
Dewlap; Mids. Nt. 77
.ii. 369
Dew-lapp'd; Temp. 171
vii. 243
Dexteriously; Tw. Nt. 47..
iv. 404
Diana the moon; Merch. 339, iii. 325
speech of; Per. 298... viii. 336
in the fountain; As Y.L.138,iv. 339
Diana's foresters; 1 Hen. IV. 48, iii. 392
Dian's bud; Mids. Nt. 227.
Dich; Tim. 42.

as trisyllable; Wint. T. 10, vii. 372
Document; Haml. 504. . viii. 140
Dog at a catch; Tw. Nt. 95....iv. 407
cut throat; Merch. 97 ....iii. 306
dank as a; 1 Hen. IV. 91, iii. 397
will have his day; Haml.
.viii. 147
Dogberry, name of; Ado, 207 ..iv. 246
self-esteem of; Ado, 218..iv. 248
- vanity of; Ado, 318.......iv. 259
Dogs, racing; Merry W. 6.....iv. 156
whipper of; Two Gent. 103, i. 173
of war; Jul. Cæs. 178......v. 149
Do him dead; 3 Hen. VI. 103...ii. 180
Doit; Coriol. 68..
.vi. 295
Dole (in proverbial phrase); Shrew,
38....
ii. 303
Dolour (punningly); Temp.100, vii. 238
Dolphin; All's W1. 87.

1 Hen. VI. 100.

..V. 66

..i. 327

.ii. 383

&c.; Lear, 279..

vi. 417

vii. 59

Dolphin-chamber;

2 Hen. IV.

Dictynna; Love's L. 93

.i. 59

122...

.iii. 490

of; 2 Hen. VI. 142..

.ii. 88

Die on, to; Two Gent. 46.

....i. 168

Dolts; Ant. 317.

vi. 208

upon the hand, to; Mids. Nt.

Deck (of cards); 3 Hen. VI. 297, ii. 195

120.

Deck'd; Temp. 45

.vii. 233

.ii. 373
with tickling; Ado, 180....iv. 243
Died for hope; Rich. III. 625..iii. 144
Dieted; All's Wl. 155.

. v. 322

Difference; Ado, 17

V. 71
.iv. 226

Rich. III. 513..

(punningly); Troil. 134.

Dedicated words; Sonn. 201..viii. 444

Deep (adverbially); Rich. III.

320..

Deep - premeditated; 1 Hen. VI.

144.

Deer; Lear, 288..

(punningly); Tit. A. 74...vii. 303
weeping; As Y. L. 36......iv. 328
dear; 1 Hen. VI. 197

Defeat destruction;

287

to undo; Oth. 217

.i. 337

Defiance, take my; Meas. 128...v. 231

Haml.

.viii. 119
vi. 101

Shrew, 174.

Directly; Coriol. 258.

Disappointed; Haml. 156. .... viii. 107
Disasters in the sun; Haml. 21, viii. 95
Discandying; Ant. 276...

Discase; Temp. 229
Discharge; 2 Hen. VI. 86

plot of; Ado, 205..

selfishness of; Ado, 69, iv. 231

.iv. 254
- Quixote, reference to; Shrew,
160
..ii. 313
Done finished; Macb. 72......v. 408
Donzel del Febo, El, allusion to;
1 Hen. IV. 45..
iii. 392

vi. 205

.vii. 248
.ii. 82

203

Disclaiming from; Haml. 626, viii. 150
Disclose, the; Haml. 323..... viii. 124
Discontent, thralled; Sonn.320, viii. 450
Discourse; Tw. Nt. 264... .iv. 417
viii. 98

Door, as dissyllable; Shrew, 135, ii. 312
Do't; Cymb. 97
vii. 155
Double-fatal yew; Rich. II. 216, ii. 471
tongue of adders; Rich. II.
ii. 471
Doublet (anachronism); Jul. Cæs.
.v. 139
Dough, my cake is; Shrew, 204, ii. 316
Douglas as trisyllable; 1 Hen. IV.

62..

viii. 470

.iv. 75

Delations; Oth. 142.

..vi. 92

of reason; Haml. 57
-Troil. 120

.v. 321

..V. 334

Delphos; Wint. T. 85...

.vii. 377

Discovery, voyages of; Two Gent.

27.

..i. 167

Demerits; Coriol. 41..

vi. 293

Dover Castle; John, 264..

Do withal; Merch. 262

.iii. 223

Dismes; Troil. 105.

Demurely; Ant. 307

Denunciation; Meas. 26.

.vi. 207
V. 222

vi. 407

Dowle; Temp. 175.

Deny (with negative); Rich. III.

Disnatur'd; Lear, 137
Dispark'd; Rich. II. 192
Dispense with = pardon;

Lucr.

Dowland, the musician,

Down (in bed); Romeo, 146...
"Down a-down," &c.;

.viii. 470
.vii. 243

iii. 484

.i. 242

Hen. V. 190..

Dram of eale; Haml. 114..... .viii. 105
Draw, to; Meas. 65
.V. 225
to (in execution); Ado, 191, iv. 244
together; Troil. 334..
V. 338
Dress, anachronism in; Coriol. 68, vi. 295
--- of Englishmen; Ado, 193. iv. 245
Dressing; Sonn. 189..
viii. 444
Dribbling; Meas. 35..
..v. 222

Dried cakes; 2 Hen. IV. 173...iii. 492
Drink, as good a deed as; 1 Hen.
IV. 97...

Oth. 104, 105...

dull; Romeo, 60.
Earthquake, historical; Romeo,

38.
.i. 240
Earth's as dissyllable; Temp. 198vii. 245
Earthy cold; Hen. VIII. 233..viii. 249
Eastern; Haml. 31...
viii. 96
Eaves-dropper; Rich. III. 633, iii. 145
Ebrew Jew; 1 Hen. IV. 155....iii. 401
Eche-eke; Per. 145.... viii. 323
vi. 402
V. 423

Eclipses; Lear, 79..

Ecstasy; Macb. 228

Ed, final, unelided; Ado, 306..iv. 257
1 Hen. VI. 96..

the four; Ant. 386.

of;

viii. 231

vi. 198

viii. 440

iv. 76

vi. 214

.iv. 406

the four; Tw. Nt. 83...
Elephant, joints of: Troil. 137.. v. 323
Elephants, how caught; Jul. Cæs.
114
v. 143
Eleven and twenty; Shrew, 152,ii. 313
Elizabeth, Princess, proclamation
of; Hen. VIII. 280.... . viii. 255
Queen, addresses to; Mids.
Nt. 261
.ii. 386
reference to; Mids. Nt.

.iii. 398

Drinking customs in

England;

vi. 87

John, 25.

.i. 327
.iii. 211

109

supposed allusion to
death of; Sonn. 265..
tribute to complexion of;
Love's L. 132...

ii. 372
viii. 447

.i. 62

Woodville, family of;

iii. 198

Drollery; 2 Hen. IV. 134.

Temp. 167.

Dropping industry; Per. 219.. viii. 329
Droven; Ant. 296....
vi. 206
Drover, honest; Ado, 110......iv. 235
Drowning, those saved from, super-

stition as to; Tw. Nt. 73.....iv. 406
Drugs drudges; Tim. 168....vii. 67
Drum; All's W1. 136..
V. 69
(metaphorically); 1 Hen. IV.

245.

Dry thirsty; Troil. 151.

=dull; As Y. L. 60.

= thirsty; Temp. 36.

Dry-beat; Romeo, 109..

Dryden's play founded on "Troilus

and Cressida;" Troil. 301.....v. 336
Dry hand; Ado, 97
Dry-foot; Errors, 104.

135

Ducat, dead for a; Haml. 404, viii. 131
Venetian; Merch. 68... ..iii. 304
Ducdame; As Y. L. 53........iv. 330
Dudgeon; Macb. 93...
..V. 410
Due (as verb); 1 Hen. VI. 194...i. 337
Duelling; As Y. L. 180
.iv. 344
Duels, law as to; 2 Hen. VI.
.ii. 87
Dugs breast; Rich. III. 248. .iii. 111
Duke sovereign ruler; Haml.
.viii. 128
of Venice; Merch. 268....iii. 318
Dull earth; Romeo, 60.... ..i. 242
Duller than a thaw; Ado, 118..iv. 236
Dull-ey'd; Merch. 253...

364

-John, 318..
Edict; Mids. Nt. 28

.iii. 239
ii. 364
accent on; Meas. 77
V. 226
Edmund as atheist; Lear, 66.. vi. 401
Edward, King, march of army to
Coventry; 3 Hen. VI. 294....ii. 195
Edward, Prince, murder of; 3
Hen. VI. 323...
ii. 197
Edward III. doubtful play, allusion
to; Sonn. 231
viii. 446
Edward IV., badge of, 3 Hen. VI.
114..

III. 409
Eels, awaked by thunder;

231

Rich. III. 442...
Elvish-mark'd; Rich. III. 136, iii. 102
Ely House; Rich. II. 102.
Embarquements; Coriol. 95.
Embassade; 3 Hen. VI. 257..
Ember-eves; Per. 3....
Emblems worn by gallants;
110.

Embossed; All's WI. 138
Emboss'd; Shrew, 5.

Per.

ii. 478
iv. 259

ii. 462

vi. 297

.ii. 192

viii. 319

V. 69

ii. 300

ii. 181
accusations against;
Rich. III. 398...
iii. 125
- contract of marriage with
Lady Lucy; Rich. III. 408...iii. 126
Lady Bona; Rich. III.
408..
iii. 126
allegations against; Rich.

- at Milan; Two Gent. 29....i. 167

Emulator; As Y. L. 9...

iv. 324

ii. 373

.iv. 235

iii. 126
Per.
viii. 330
..iii. 212
89...iii. 99

Engaged; All's Wl. 192.

ii. 462

Engine; Lear, 135..

.ii. 462

Enginer; Haml. 442.

Eyas-musket; Merry W. 91....iv. 155
Eye, in, of; Two Gent. 30.......i. 167
in his; Haml. 463.
(of); Temp. 150..

ii. 366

.iii. 309

Escoted; Haml. 252.

viii. 115

Espials; Haml. 299.

viii. 121

Eyases; Haml. 249...

117.

Jul. Cæs. 55...

Euphues, influence of; Hen. V.66, iv. 67

influence of; Rich. II. 92..ii. 461
Rich. II. 94..

Euphuism, instances of; 1 Hen.

ii. 461

IV. 47...

iii. 392

v. 320

iv. 159

viii. 144
...i. 249

Coriol.

Evasions; Troil. 98

Even as; Merry W. 167

Christian; Haml, 558.

Evening mass; Romeo, 162.

Ever, as colloquialism;

of death; 1 Hen. IV. 78 ..iii. 396
of heaven; Rich. II. 91.... ii. 461
(sees not itself); Jul. Cæs. 37 v. 137
table of (reflection in); John,

iii. 218
used as complex metaphor;
Jul. Cæs. 45...
.v. 137

Eyes disposition; Coriol. 302..vi. 313
hawseholes; Ant. 118...vi. 193
dark, typical of female beauty;
Sonn. 329
viii. 450
drop millstones; Rich. III.
160.
iii. 105

F.

Fables (verb); 1 Hen. VI. 195...i. 337
Face, doubtful sense of; Per. 9, viii. 309
to (a garment); 1 Hen. IV

286...
..iii. 412
Faced it (at cards); Shrew, 97..ii. 308
Face-royal; 2 Hen. IV. 64 .iii. 486
Faces, upon their; Cymb. 271, vii. 166
Fact evil deed; Wint. T. 91..vii. 378
deed; Per. 235
viii. 330
...i. 65
.iv. 406
Faerie Queene, parallel in; Sonn.
173
viii. 443
Fail, deep plots do; Haml. 591, viii. 147
Faint (primrose); Mids. Nt. 35, ii. 365
Fair fairness; Mids. Nt. 32....ii. 365
as dissyllable; Rich. III.
.iii. 97
(in abstract sense); Love's L.
.i. 59
(lords); 2 Hen. VI. 172....ii. 90
not born; Sonn. 330 viii. 450
Fairies, favours done by; Mids.

Fadge; Love's L. 162..

v. 227

Tw. Nt. 81...

Example, as verb; Sonn. 207, viii. 444

Exasperate; Macb. 177.

Except before excepted;

Nt. 19...

Exclaim on; Merch. 239

. v. 419
Tw.
iv. 403
..iii. 316

disguised as a woman;
W. 165

Fame as verb; Sonn. 208
Fan (of nurse); Romeo, 94......i. 244
- and wind; Troil. 315
Fancies; Shrew, 113..
Fancy; Merch. 222.
Fangled; Cymb. 309.

ii. 363

185....vii. 385

Love's L. 6
Fantasy; Mids. Nt. 10.
Far=farther; Wint. T.
Farced; Hen. V. 213..
Fardel; Wint. T. 203
Fardels; Haml. 309.
Farewell parting; 3 Hen. VI.
284

=

.iv. 78
.vii. 387

..viii. 123

.ii. 194

dear heart,&c.; Tw. Nt. 106 iv. 408
Farming of the realm; Rich. II.
101
ii. 462
Fashion-monging; Ado, 341....iv. 263
Fashions, English; Ado, 141...iv. 238
foreign; Rich. II. 107......ii. 462
Fa sol; Lear, 86.
.vi. 403
Fast and loose; John, 144......iii. 221
Fast in fires; Haml. 132.. viii. 106
Fastolfe, Sir John, conduct of;
1 Hen. VI. 47
i. 322
Fat and scant of breath; Haml.
633
.viii. 150
Father-old man; Lear, 382 ...vi. 425

viii. 133

Excusing; Sonn. 92.

viii. 439

Exempt; Errors, 52

.i. 112

Fats; Ant. 180.

.vi. 198

Exercise; Temp. 75.

(physical); John, 207

vii. 235
iii. 228

Nt. 74......

ii. 369

Fat-witted; 1 Hen. IV. 40..

iii. 391

Exhalations; 1 Hen. IV. 170...iii. 402

Fair-play as adj.; John, 267...iii. 234

Fairy; Errors, 103..

as trisyllable; Mids. Nt. 81 ii. 369
Tales, Grimm's, parallel in;

disappearing at dawn;

Mids.

Faucet, Helen, Miss, as Rosalind;

Nt. 210..

Fair wife; Oth. 7... J.

vi. 77
i. 116

.i. 167

Ado, 38.....

.iv. 228