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Abbott's Shakespearian Gram- | Dowden, ii. 1. init., 156-158; iii.

mar, i. 1. 17-18, 24, 49; i. 2. 11,
19, 31, 53, 65, 80, 109, 118,
137, 222, 232, 244, 277, 406,
439, 450; ii. 1. 82, 127, 130-
131, 163, 207, 220, 287, 296,
321; ii. 2. 15; iii. 1. 1, 37, 62,
71, 79; iii. 2. 101, 106, 109;
iii. 3. 53-56, 62, 80, 92, 93;
iv. 1. 123, 126, 218; v. 1. 15,
43, 139, 249, 310.

adverb as noun, i. 2. 50.
Amphion, ii. 1. 86-87.
Apollo, ii. 1. 86-87.

Ariel's costume, i. 2. 188, 375.
aurum potabile, v. 1. 280.

Bacon, i. 2. 99-102; his Sylva

Sylvarum, iv. 1. 156.

badges of servants, v. 1. 267.

1.81-86; iii. 2. init.; Epil. init.
Dyce, i. 2. 169; ii. 1. 308-309;
iv. 1. 156.

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genius," as constituting a man's
personality, iv. 1. 27.

ballad of King Stephen, iv. 1. goitre, iii. 3. 45-46.

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golden whistle as mark of office,
i. 1. 8.

Gonzalo's imaginary common-
wealth, ii. 1. 147-164.

Gosse, i. 2. 376-380.

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19,

439.

double negative, i. 2. 406;
2. 101.

iii.

cothonista, ii. 2. 21.

Humane Industry, iii. 3. 65.

Hymen's lamp, iv. i. 22-23.

Johnson, i. 1. init.

Jonson's Every Man out of his
Humour, iii. 3.48; his Fortu-
nate Isles, i. 2. 188; his Hy-
menæi, iv. 1. 97, 156.

Juno's peacocks, iv. 1. 74.

Raleigh's Discovery of Guiana,
iii. 3. 46-47.

red plague, i. 2. 364.

St. Elmo's fire, i. 2. 198.
second personal pronoun, its use

in singular and plural, i. 2. 1.

kissing before dancing, i. 2. 378. Setebos, i. 2. 373.

Lamb, i. 2. 266.

long spoon for eating with the

devil, ii. 2. 103.

Lyly's Euphues, i. 2. 469.
Lyte's Herbal, i. 1. 69.

Magellan, i. 2. 373.

masque, its underlying concep-
tion, iv. 1. init.; its merits, iv.
1.60-138.

Medea's incantation, v. 1. 33-50.
metaphor from carpentry, iv. 1.
239; from gardening, i. 2. 81;
from hunting, i. 2. 81; from
theatre, ii. 1. 251.
miraculous harp, ii. 1. 86-87.
Montaigne, ii. 1. 147-164.
Morality plays, ii. 2. 103.
"most busy lest," iii. 1. 15.
Moulton, i. 2. 198, 457-459; iii.

i. init.; iii. 3. init.; iv. 1. init.

Nobody is Somebody, iii. 2. 136.
nominative for accusative, i. 2.
80.

Notes and Queries, iii. 3. 65.

Shakespeare's anti-communistic
leanings, ii. 1. 156-158; his
seamanship, i. 1. init.; ii. 2.
44-55.

Sir Huon de Bordeaux, v. 1. 164.
Staunton, ii. 1. 94, 308-309; iv.

1. 231, 235-238.
Steevens, i. 2. 25; ii. 2. 176;
iii. 3. 65; v. 1. 164.
Stevenson's Birds of Norfolk,
ii. 2. 176.
Strachey, i. 2. 334; ii. 2. 176;
iii. 1. 9-10; iii. 2. 75.

textual notes, i. 1. 69; i. 2. 26,
29-31, 57-59, 99-102, 146,
173, 200, 301-303, 339, 351-
362, 378-379, 381, 382-383,
396; ii. 1. 33, 94, 130-131, 168,
181, 243, 250, 279; ii. 2. 187;
iii. 1. 15; iii. 3. 36; iv. 1. 3, 9,
123, 128, 156, 184, 231, 264;
v. 1. 23, 60, 129.
Topsell's History of Foure-footed
Beasts, iv. 1. 30.

travelers' insurance in Eliza-
beth's time, iii. 3. 48.

Ogilby's Accurate Description of Urchins' Dance, i. 2. 326.

Africa, i. 2. 266.

Paphos, iv. 1. 93.
Philpott, i. 2. 99-102.
phœnix, iii. 3. 22-24.
pleonasm, ii. 1. 250.

Pliny, iii. 3. 22-24.

Praise at Parting, iii. 3. 39.
prologues, ii. 1. 253.

proverbs, i. 1. 31–36; i. 2. 94-95 ;

Venus' sparrows, iv. 1. 100.

water with berries in it, i. 2. 334.

whom, with neuter antecedent, iii.
3.62.

Widow Dido, ii. 1. 76.
word-play, i. 2. 83, 432; ii. 1.
16-20, 33, 104; iv. 1. 235-238,
239, 246.

ii. 2. 86; iii. 2. 132; iii. 3. 39. | you and ye, use of. i. 2. 323.

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