flout, 111.

flowery-kirtled, 259.
foisons, 163.

folwen (follow), 47.

folweth (imperative), 57.
fond, 28, 219.

fondness, 340.

foot of motion, 135.
for (in order), 56.

for (in spite of), 221.
for a flash, 100.
for all that, 221.
for he (because he), 42.
for that (because), 31.
for to that, 110.
forbid, 113.

force (in elocution),

193.
forced, 174.
force of, 54.
Fores, or Forres, 110.
forfeit, 243.
Forman, Dr., 146.
formalist, 314.
Forres, 110.

forsook, 266.

foryelde, 45.

Fowler's Grammar,

etc.
fowles, 17, 41.

gan, 28, 32.

gaudery, 102.

Gaunt (John of), 15, 16.
ge- (prefix), 23, 25.
gear, 31, 256.

Gehazi, 366.

gemmes, 27.

general counsels, 92.

genius (guardian deity),

249.
gentilesse, 20.

gentilest, 19.

gentils, 34.

gentlemen, 98.

gentle my lord, 143.
gentle weal, 147.
germins, 154.
ghost, 48, 250, 264.
Gibbon, 212.

Gibbs's Philol. Studies, 13.
Gibbs's Teutonic Etymol.,

13.

gon, 34, 46.

go near to think, 94.
go off (be slain), 178.
good-bye, 138.
Gorgon, 75, 133, 264.
gospelled, 140.
goth (go), 37.

Gothic languages, 10:
Goths, 10, 202.
gouts, 128.
governeth, 29.

governaille, 57.
governance, 51.
Gower, John, 16.
gr (significance), 61.
Graces, 72, 77.
Græcia, 101.

grain, 76, 273,

gramercy, 54, 220.
grammatical equivalents,
87.
grandam, 147.
grand-merci, 54.
granges, 256.
grave (bury), 41.
Gray (poet), 143.
graymalkin, 109.
gree (good heart), 56.
Greek language, 10.
gret, 56.

grette (greeted), 49.
Grey de Wilton, Lord, 65.
grieveth, 40.

Grimm's Law, 23, 28, 37,
49, 240.

Griselda, 15, 25, etc.
groom, 73, 129.

grutchen, 30.

guardian spirits, 258, 66.
Guendolen, 276.
guerdon, 80.
gulf, 153.

hedger, 260.

Heliand (a poem), 11.
hell, 311.

Hellenic, 212.

helping (curing), 276.
hem (them), 32, 42.
Henry VII., 98, 240, 241.
Henry VIII., 216.
hent (seized), 36, 40.
her (their), 36, 44, 55.

her (for to her), 44, 48, 55.
herbergage, 25.
Hercules, 91.

Hercules' Pillars, 230.

Hercynian, 233.

heresy, 229.

Hermes, 270.

hermits, 122.
hertes, 21.

hertly (hearty) 23, 35.
hery (praise), 39.
Hesperian, 263.
Hesperides, 263.
Hesperus, 72, 263, 280.
hest (command), 37.
hestes, 36.

High German, 10.
high speech, 91.

hight (called), 19, 25.
hight (promised), 35.
him (for to him), 37.
him betake, 37.
him list (pleased

24.

hinds, 256.

hir (their), 22, 25, 44.
his (for its), 27.

howsoever, 88.

hubbub, 353.

huddling, 266.

Inquisition, 205, 221.
inquisiturient, 211.
in regard, 98.

insane root, 115.
insphered, 251.

instant, 121.

Instauratio Scientiarum,

85.

intend arms, 100.

intendeth, 100.

intention, 100.

interim, 117.

intermediate sentence, 385,

417, 418.

intermission, 167.

interrogative element (see

which, p. 69), 69, 60.
intrenchant, 177.

invested, 137.

Inverness, 119.

61, 229.

Iberian, 253.

Icelandic dialect, 10.
-ie (diminutive), 229.
I'll do! 112.
illiterate, 212.
illness, 120.

its (see his, p. 27).
ivory white, 74.
ivy, 253.

James, 144.

57.

Jerome, 212, 216, 233.

jesting Pilate, 87.

importable, 55.

Jesuits, 216.

importeth, 96, 100.

jigs, 279.

him),

impress, 156.

Jonson, Ben, 83.

his (for 's. See Pompey's),

102.
historical analysis, 283.
hobgoblins, 78, 234.
hold (prove true), 99.
hold! enough! 177.
hold rumor, 158.

imprimatur, 210, 223, 226.
impropriate, 103.

incantations, 155.
incarnadine, 131.
inch (island), 112.
Indian names retained,

12.

Indo-European lang., 9.
infection, 216.
influence, 80.
informs, 128.

Jove, 72, 252.

Judah, 97.

judgments, 92.
julep, 271.
Julian, 212.
Julius Cæsar, 12.
jump (risk), 123.
jumps (agrees), 362.
Juno, 79, 210.
Jupiter, 72.
Jutlanders, 202.

jutty, 122.
Juvenal, 90.

k (significance), 60, 69.

keep (heed), 53.
kempt, 31.

keri, 215.

kernes, 110, 176.
keys, 209.

Kilcolman castle, 64, 68.
-kill (in Colme-kill), 137.
-kin (diminutive), 109, 229.
kind, 113.

king's evil, 164.

kl (significance), 31, 61.
kn (significance), 28, 61.
knave (boy), 33, 38.
knightes, 24.

knighthood,

knits, 130.

knitting, 277.

24.

knot-grass, 267.
Knox, 225.

kr (significance), 61.

7 (significance), 29, 61.
Lacedæmon, 206.

Lacedemonian

207.

laconic, 206.

laic, 226.

women,

laid the reins, etc., 310:

Lambeth House, 210.

lamps, 257.

largess, 127.

lars, 249.

332.

Ligeia, 277.
light (unimpeded), 94.
light on, 211, 289.
lightsome, 92.
like, 370.
likest, 258.

liketh (plu.), 21, 29.

lily-livered, 171.
limbeck, 125.
limbos, 211.

lime-twigs, 270.
limited, 132.

limmes (limbs), 41.
linage, 35.
line, 116.

linen cheeks, 171.

-ling (diminutive), 229.
liquorish, 272.

list (pleased), 24.
lite (little), 48.

Lithuanian language, 11.
lively, 91.

lively (bright), 92.

lives (living), 47.
Livia, 90.

living light, 136.
Livius, 208.
Locke, 229.
Locrine, 275.

lodge, 262.
lodged, 154.
loft, 26.

longeth (belongeth), 28.
Longfellow's A. S., 13.
long-levelled, 261.
Long Parliament, 241.
loon, 171.

loop-hole, 255.
lordes, 19, 20.
lore, 20, 44.

Loretto, 229.
lorn (lost), 53.
loth, 35.

love (in elocution), 185.
Lovelace (quoted), 354.
love-lorn, 258.

Low Countries, 97.

Low German, 10.

Lucifer, 242.

Lucilius, 208.

Lucretius, 88, 207.
Lucullus, 96.

Lucy, Sir Thomas, 105.
lulled, 37.

Lullius, 211.

lust (wished), 20, 40, 49.
lust (inclination), 36.

Norwegian dialect, 10.
Norweyan, 109.

note of expectation, 144.
nouches (buckles, etc.), 31.
Novum Organum, 85.
nymphs, 70, 249, 264.

o (significance), 46, 51, 59,
60.
oaten, 261.
obeisant, 19.

objective combination, 312,
413, 414, 415.
obligement, 201.
obsequies, 89.

ocean, 245, 254.
oceanic languages, 9.
Oceanus, 277.

Octavius, 139, 207, 208.
-ock (suffix), 229.
of (for by), 80.
of (for for), 205.
of (superfluous), 87.
of new (recently), 48.

75.

necromancer, 270.

nectared, 265.

needless, 34.

needs, 331.
neighbors, 70.

mempyned (named), 38.
nepenthes, 271.
Neptune, 130.
Nereus, 276, 277,
Nero, 90, 216.
-ness (suffix), 51.

ng (significance), 56, 61.
nice, 99, 255.
niceness, 90.
niggard, 273.
nighing, 78.
night-foundered, 265.
night-gown, 131.
night-steeds, 251, 267.
nill (will not) 30.
n'ill, 40.

ninefold, 247.

old (frequent), 131.
Old English, 12, 13.
omer, 214.

on (for of ), 355.
on live (in life), 22.
on loft, 26.

onomatopoetic, 22, 51, 53,
54, 109.

oo (phonetic element), 26,
27, 60.

oo (one), 42.
oones (once), 57.
or (before), 246.
oracle, 100.

orbed, 247.

order of Parliament, 203,
241.

ordinance (good order), 49.
orient, 253.

orphan remainders, 225.
Orpheus, 70.

orthographic analysis, 82.
Orus, 250.
Osiris, 232, 250.
Ostrogoths, 10.

Otho, 90.

ou (phonetic), 54, 60
ought, 55.

ounce, 253.
outraye, 39.
ouzel, 72.

over and over, 305.
overcome, 148.
overleaps itself, 124.
over-multitude, 273.
owe (origin), 115, 117,

149.

owen, 22, 35, 40.
owl, 129.

oxe, 25, 28.