Estate unto; Mids. Nt. 18
Estimation; Ado, 138.
Estridges; 1 Hen. IV. 256

ii. 366
iii. 309

Extra syllable, use of; John, 196, iii. 227
use of; 2 Hen. VI. 209, ii. 93
Extravagance, proverbial expres-
sion as to; As Y. L. 65..... .iv. 331
Extravagancy; Tw. Nt. 70.....iv. 406
Extreme; Love's L. 216..
Eyases; Haml. 249.

Ergo; Merch. 135..

Escoted; Haml. 252..

viii. 115

Espials; Haml. 299.

viii. 121

Essay; Lear, 74..

.vi. 402

Essex, Earl of, arrest of;

Hen. V.

ii. 364

.iv. 237

.iii. 409

vi. 299
Everlasting garment; Errors, 102,i. 116
Evermore acknowledge thee;

Sonn. 95
viii. 439
Every day; Ado, 182.
.iv. 244
Evil, the scrofula; Mach. 226..v. 423
Evils; Meas. 88.
V. 227

.vii. 156

..i. 245

.i. 68

Eyas-musket; Merry W. 91....iv. 155
Eye, in, of; Two Gent. 30. i. 167
in his; Haml. 463...... .viii. 137
(of); Temp. 150..
.vii. 238
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
Fadge; Love's L. 162..
...i. 65
..iv. 406

173

Tw. Nt. 81..
Faerie Queene, parallel in; Sonn.
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.
59...
.iii. 97
(in abstract sense); Love's L.
81..
.i. 59
ii. 90
viii. 450

- (lords); 2 Hen. VI. 172.
not born; Sonn. 330
Fairies, favours done by;
Nt. 74...

as man of family; 1 Hen. IV.
320....
disguised as a woman;
W. 165

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

Love's L. 6.

.vii. 169

Fangled; Cymb. 309.

..i. 53

Fardels; Haml. 309..
Farewell =
284
.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
Fast and loose; John, 144..
Fast in fires; Haml. 132.
Fastolfe, Sir John, conduct
1 Hen. VI. 47..
Fat and scant of breath;
633
Father old man; Lear, 382

Mids.

Fats; Ant. 180

vi. 198

Exercise; Temp. 75.

vii. 235

ii. 369

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

iii. 391

(physical); John, 207

iii. 228

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

- disappearing at dawn;
Nt. 210..

Mids.

Faucet, Helen, Miss, as Rosalind;

Fair-play as adj.; John, 267...
Fair wife; Oth. 7.

Fairy; Errors, 103.

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

iii. 234

vi. 77

i. 116

.i. 167

Ado, 38.

.iv. 228

Fond and winnowed; Haml.621 viii. 150
Fond on; Sonn. 209.
viii. 444
Fool Cordelia; Lear, 431...... vi. 423
death of; Lear, 310
vi. 420
(female); All's Wl. 162....v. 71
and a physician; Merry W.

.i. 54

.viii. 236
..iv. 81

178

- drives out fire; Jul. Cæs. 166 v. 148
in ears; Ado, 183... iv. 244
...vi. 418

Fear'd hopes; Cymb. 125.

.vii. 156

- walking; Lear, 281

Firebrand brother: Troil. 119... v. 321
Fire-drake; Hen. VIII. 270... viii. 254
Fire-new; Love's L. 12.
Fireworks, fights; Hen. VIII.

102
Firk; Hen. V. 238.

First-born of Egypt; As Y. L. 54 iv. 330
First-good; Hen. VIII. 109... viii. 238
First-head, of the; Love's L. 92..i. 59
First house, gentlemen of the;
Romeo, 88

Fish, eat no; Lear, 96.

.i. 244
.vi. 404

.vii. 240

strange; Temp. 130..
ballad of a; Wint. T. 174 vii. 385
street; 2 Hen. VI. 284.... ii. 101
Fishmonger; Haml. 236.. viii. 112
Fish-skin, cover for books; Romeo,
45...
.i. 240
.v. 334

Fitchew; Troil. 293 .

Five wits; Ado, 15

Tim. 76..

Fee-farm; Troil. 177..

Fee-grief; Mach. 231

Fees; Tim. 122...
Fell-lurking; 2 Hen. VI.
Fell of hair; Macb. 260..
Fellow; Shrew, 129...

Rich. III. 576...

Fellowly; Temp. 227

Fellowship in woe, &c.;

55

Fells; As Y. L. 79

320...ii. 104

Felonious; 2 Hen. VI. 163.

. v. 427
ii. 311
iii. 139
vii. 248

Lucr.

viii. 393

iv. 333

.ii. 89

Fits (technical term); Troil. 160, v. 324

(verb), formed from fit-par-
oxysm; Per. 95...

Lear, 269.

Tw. Nt. 258.

viii. 318

.iv. 226

.vi. 416

iv. 417

Flaky darkness; Rich. III. 606, iii. 142
Flame-coloured; 1 Hen. IV. 42, iii. 392
Flap-dragon; Love's L. 152.. .i. 64
Flap-dragons; 2 Hen. IV 192...iii. 494
Flat-long; Temp. 113.
Flaw (of wind); Coriol. 309
winter's; Haml. 577
Flax and white of eggs; Lear,
Flay'd; Wint. T. 200...
Fleer'd; Love's L. 173..

101

and death, allegory of; Per.
viii. 326
and feather; Hen. VIII.
viii. 236
and fight; Hen. VIII. 30, viii. 231
Fools, livery of; Romeo, 67 .....i. 242
Fool's influence on Lear; Lear,
309, 310.

vi. 420
silenced (satirical allusion);
As Y. L. 13...
...iv. $25
Foot-cloth; 2 Hen. VI. 227. .ii. 95
For as; 3 Hen. VI. 340.. .ii. 199
for fear of; Sonn. 125..viii. 440
for that; Meas. 54.....V. 224
= for fear of; 2 Hen. VI. 231, ii. 95
= in spite of all; Mids. Nt.
115..

For alliance; Ado, 131.

.vii. 239
..vi. 314

176.

.V. 285

.viii. 146

For why because; Errors, 85. i. 115
Forage; John, 265

327, vi. 421

vii. 386
..i. 66
vi. 205
iii. 234
.iv. 416

iii. 234
i 52
Force power; Merch. 191. iii. 313

Forbid; Love's L. 2.

to to care; Love's L. 196...i. 67
a play; Hen. V. 81.... .iv. 69
Ford's Love's Sacrifice; Oth. 141,vi. 92
Forehead; Two Gent. 112. ...i. 174
Foresters, Diana's; 1 Hen. IV.

48....

Forfeit; Rich. III. 232.

iii. 392

in barber's shop; Meas. 207 v. 287

Forgiveness, to ask; Meas. 165. v. 234

ii. 471

vii. 165

Rich.

.ii. 463

Fleet-float; Ant. 277
Flesh, to; John, 269..
Flesh'd; Tw. Nt. 243

Forfeiture; Tim. 67..

Fork (of arrow); Lear, 39..

Fennel as emblem; Haml. 505 viii. 140
to eat; 2 Hen. IV. 191....iii. 494
Ferdinand, cousin, introduction
of; Shrew, 138.
Fere companion; Per. 8.....viii. 309
Tit. A. 101.
vii. 305

Fern-seed; 1 Hen. IV. 106.....iii. 398

at the; Ado, 9..

iii. 110

vii. 61

.vi. 400

iv. 32

.i. $23

Oth. 134..

o' the Nile; Ant. 169.
Flower-de-luce; Wint. T. 154.. vii. 383
Flowers, custom of strewing graves
with; Per. 212 ..
viii. 329

dew on, compared to tears;
Lucr. 83..
viii. 394
weeping; Troil. 26..
.v. 314
Flower sonnet, xcix.; Sonn. 239, viii. 446
Flowery tenderness; Meas. 119, v. 230
Flush=full of vigour; Haml.
396
Flushing; Haml. 58.
Fly-slow; Rich. II. 77.
Fob off, to; Coriol. 16

as sub.; 3 Hen. VI. 219....ii. 199
Form (punningly); Romeo, 89..1.244

to set a; Sonn. 217

viii. 445
Formal; Rich. III. 305.
iii. 115
Former foremost; Jul. Cæs. 248, v. 155
Formerly; Merch. 310..

Forsake (used absolutely);

VIII. 128

Forspoke; Ant. 220.

Forth of; Jul. Cæs. 200..
Fortify; Sonn. 155..

iii. 322

Hen.
viii. 240

.vi. 202
...V. 131

.viii. 442

Fortinbras, expedition of; Haml.

461

viii. 136

....

vol. p.
Gallant; Rich. III. note 202...iii. 107
Galled eyes; Haml. 58... viii. 98
jade wince; Haml. 365..viii. 128
shore; Lucr. 104
viii. 395
Galliard; Tw. Nt. 33
.iv. 403
Hen. V. 71...
..iv. 68
Gallimaufry; Merry W. 52....iv. 153
Wint. T. 178..
vii. 385
Galloway nags; 2 Hen. IV. 181,iii. 493
Gallowglasses; Macb. 6.. V. 403
2 Hen. VI. 293.
.ii. 102
Gallows, as epithet; Love's L. 165,i. 65
in proverbial phrase; Temp.
9.
vii. 230
Gam, Davy; Hen. V. 256......iv. 82
Game (Philippine), allusion to a;
Ado, 126
.iv. 236

Gib, name for a cat; Haml.439, viii. 134
cat; 1 Hen. IV. 54.
iii. 393
Gifts, win with; Two Gent. 62..i. 169
Giglot; 1 Hen. VI. 217.
.i. 340
Giglots, as noun; Meas. 209....v. 237
Gild (with blood); Macb. 104...v. 412
Gilded; Temp. 246..
.vii. 249
Gillivors; Wint. T. 149........vii. 382
Gilt (punningly); Hen. V. 80...iv. 69

Fraught; Cymb. 20

vii. 149
vii. 230
V. 325
.ii. 368
v. 157

iv. 324

Gird, to; Coriol. 39

Freckles (in cowslips);

Nt. 67...

Free-town; Romeo, 11..

French, as spoken by the king;
Hen. V. 274

character of; Merch. 55..iii. 303
servility of; Hen. V. 163..iv. 74
fickleness imputed to the;

1 Hen. VI. 176..

.i. 335

Sir Toby's; Tw. Nt. 169...iv. 412
vanity of; Hen. V. 163....iv. 74
crown-colour; Mids. Nt. 60,ii. 367
crowns; Hen. V. 210......iv. 77
falconers; Haml. 268....viii. 117
fashions, imitation of; Hen.
VIII. 101

hose: Macb. 109.

viii. 236
.V. 413

Gaps intervals; Per. 245....viii. 331

Gardon; Love's L. 70

Gargantua's mouth; As Y. L. 92, iv. 334
Garland, wear the; Rich. III.
334..
iii. 118
Garments, hung by the walls;
Cymb. 182..
vii. 160
to rip (figuratively); Cymb.
182...
vii. 160
Garrick as Lear; Lear, 235.... vi. 414
Garters (in double sense); 1 Hen.
IV. 111.....

(with blood); John, 96....iii. 217
nutmeg; Love's L. 211.. ...i. 68
Gimmals; 1 Hen. VI. 60........i. 323
Gipsy; Ant. 12..
vi. 186

vi. 293

Girdle break; 1 Hen. IV. 242..iii. 408
round about the earth, to put;
Mids. Nt. 112

iii. 398

..ii. 304

Friend = lover; Cymb. 45.

vii. 151

=lover; Ado, 90..

Gaudy; Ant. 278...

vi. 205

ii. 372

Glassberyl-stone; Meas. 78...

gray as; Two Gent. 111
of light; Per. 29..
Glasses; 2 Hen. IV. 133...
Gleek, to; Mids. Nt. 162.

to give the; Romeo, 195....i. 251
Glendower, introduction of; Rich.

portents at birth of; 1 Hen.
IV. 195....

imagery of; 1 Hen. IV.

ii. 470

iii. 404

poetical

211..iii. 406

Frippery; Temp. 213...

vii. 246

Geck; Cymb. 306.

vii. 169

Glib, to; Wint. T. 58.

.vii. 376

From away from; Rich.

III.

.iii. 145

151

viii. 241

L. 66,..

.iv. 331

.iii. 112
V. 141

referred to; Hen. V. 31. iv. 66
Glorious; Cymb. 62.
vii. 152

.iii. 228

..iii. 396

vi. 405

V. 338

.vi. 195

130..

.v. 311

Fulfilling; Troil. 6..

Full (adverbially); Ado, 172....iv. 242

245....

Jul. Cæs. 98.

Gentility; Love's L. 9.

"Gentleman" (character in Haml.)

Gentlemen of the first house;
Romeo, 88..

(as herald of death);

Gentle; Macb. 158

Temp. 94

468..

1 Hen. VI. 80.......... i. 325

hypocrisy of; Rich. III. 416, iii. 126

Rich. III. 439..
made protector; Rich. III.
104..

versatility of; Rich. III.469, iii. 130
speech of; 3 Hen. VI. 210, ii. 188
Duchess of, trial of; 2 Hen.
VI. 128..

opposition to king's marriage;
1 Hen. VI. 266..
.i. 346
speech of; 2 Hen. VI. 321, ii. 104
innocence of; 2 Hen. VI. 160, ii. 89
as heir of York; Rich. III.
561
iii. 138
abuse of the cardinal; 1 Hen.
VI. 146..
.i. 332
Gloucester, death of; Rich. II.
37....
.ii. 457

Gaberdine; Merch. 98..

iii. 306

Gest; Wint. T. 5..

Gad, upon the; Lear, 73.

.vi. 402

Gests; Ant. 299.

Gadshill; 1 Hen. IV. 60.

iii. 395

Ghost; 2 Hen. VI. 198...

mistrust of; 1 Hen. IV. 98, iii. 398

appears to Brutus; Jul. Cæs.

in Egerton play; Rich. II.
37....
ii. 457
Lingard's opinion of; Rich.
II. 37.
.ii. 457

"Gag," use of; Ado, 311
Galen, ref. to; Coriol. 111...

..iv. 258
.vi. 299

vii. 163
178..v. 235
..vi. 293
Macb.
.v. 414

Glory to his hand; John, 244..iii. 231
Gloss; Ado, 187
iv. 244
Gloster, as trisyllable; Rich. III.
367.
iii. 122

Troil.

Graft; Rich III. 434..

Grained; Coriol. 252..

90

129

viii. 331
.iii. 312

. v. 413

46.

.ii. 315
.iv. 338

vi. 79

.ii. 84

Gone out, as term in falconry; 2

..ii. 83
used as subs.; Wint. T. 98, vii. 379
Adverb, used as adj.; Tit. A.
.vii. 306
used for adj.; Temp. 126, vii. 240
with verb of motion not ex-
pressed; Coriol. 49..
vi. 293
Adverbs as nouns; Oth. 23....vi. 79
After (as latinism); All's W1.62, v. 64
Anacoluthon, instance of; Tim.
169..
vii. 67
And, conditional; Coriol. 157..vi. 303
As the relative; Lear, 28.... vi. 399
redundant use of; Romeo,
much to say as; Tw. Nt.

232..

.i. 254
.iv. 404
that because; Meas. 90..v. 227
then then; Meas. 196....v. 236
Besides as preposition; Tw. Nt.
258..
.iv. 417
By, peculiar use of; Ado, 284..iv. 255
Can, elliptical use of; Haml.
531
viii. 142
Comparative, incorrect use of;
Coriol. 56
vi. 294
double, instance of; Hen.
VIII. 56
viii. 233
Per.

v. 63
old form of; Per. 83.. viii. 316
the, to before; Tim. 136,vii. 65
as gerund; Tim. 48......vii. 60
gerundive; Tim. 65...... vii. 61
used without to; Jul. Cres.
224
... 153
It-them; Love's L. 1..........i 52
sing. used instead of plural;
Ant. 89.
vi. 191
as indefinite objective; Per.
136....
viii. 322
as possessive; Cymb. 199,vii. 161
Lear, 121.

Construction, elliptical;

68.

.iii. 396

(man); Merch. 71..

iii. 304

149

night (figuratively); 1 Hen.

82

viii. 316

IV. 82...

iii. 397

vi. 410

.ii. 306

--

Goose of Winchester; Troil. 351, v. 340
Gorbellied; 1 Hen. IV. 114....iii. 399
Gorboduc; Tw. Nt. 252.. ..iv. 417
Gor'd (figuratively); Sonn. 276, viii. 448

Dangerous, as adverb; 3 Hen. VI.

Dative case, elliptical use of;
Merch. 255

Despised, use of participle for
adj.; Rich. II. 182..
Double negative, instance of;
Macb. 175..

News, as plural; Ant. 15.. vi. 186
Number, as plural; Tw. Nt. 10, iv. 402
Of, irregular use of; Temp. 101, vii. 238
Participial form, old, terminating
ende; Per. 85

. viii. 317

- forms, irregular; Ant. 296, vi. 206

.i. 62
Gnats, princes compared to; Per.
viii. 320
Go=pass current; 2 Hen. IV. 89, iii. 488
about with, to; Ado, 315....iv. 259
- by, Jeronimy; Shrew, 3......ii. 300
-to the world, to; Ado, 132...iv. 237
All's Wl. 33
.V. 62
Gobbets; 2 Hen. VI. 234. .ii. 95
Gobbo, name of; Merch. 128..iii. 308

as clown; Merch. 121.....iii. 308
God genius; Coriol. 130 .vi. 300

Gossip's bowl; Mids. Nt. 76....ii. 369
Goths (punningly); As Y. L. 108, iv. 336
Gouts; Macb. 93

V. 410

71

Per.

viii. 315

Rich. II. 272.

.ii. 475

Errors, 107

..i. 116

John, 165..

.iii. 224

Mids. Nt. 108.

.ii. 372

Mids. Nt. 256.

.ii. 385

Governor of Paris; 1 Hen. VI.
183.
..i. 336
Gower, archaic language of cho-
ruses; Per. 2.
Gower's Confessio Amantis; Per.
passim.

Gown dressing-gown; Romeo,9,i. 238
Gowns, rug; Ado, 309..
iv. 258
..iv. 258

of office; Ado, 309.
Grace favour; Ado, 71..
Macb. 281..

of grace; Macb. 281..
state of (quibblingly);
157
Gracious; Two. Gent. 83.
(as peculiar epithet);
300

(of beauty); Ado, 276.

Shrew, 118