Now spends the more, the more he was restrain'd; He doubly takes, yet finds himself grow poor; VI. 35 Fond boy! the more thou payst thy debt still grows VII. 50 And boldned with success and many graces, VIII. 55 [stray. She, not displeas'd with this his wanton play, 60 That moult with joy, in such untry'd joys trying, He gladly dies; and death new life applying, Gladly again he dies, that oft he may be dying. IX. Long thus he liv'd, slumbring in sweet delight, 65 And longer mought, but he (ah, foolish Boy!) To woods, and heaven, and earth, his bliss imparted, X. Such be his chance that to his love doth wrong; That cannot hold his peace and blabbing tongue; I'd lose all favours when I blabbing told it: 80 Explaining the OLD AND OBSCURE WORDS IN SPENSER'S WORKS. Taken from the Glossaries OF MR. HUGHES AND MR UPTON, And more comprehensive than either. A Abace, in the two old Abide, Aby, Abyde, to abide, Accosting, in falconry, to crouch or stoop. Accoste, to approach. Accoy'd, soothed, appeased Accoyled, stood around, gathered together. Accrewed,increased, united, collected. Achates, 1st and 2d quartos. The folios Cates, i. e. provisions. Adaw, to daunt. Some times signifies to abate. Addeme, adjudge, deem. Address, to dress, prepare, order, make ready. Admirance, admiration. Adoe, business. T Adorne, (substantively) Agraste, did so much ag adorning, ornament. Adredd, Adrad,frightened, to be afraid, to dread. Advance, to hasten, to set forward. Advise, to consult, deliberate, consider. Advisement, counsel, advice, circumspection. Adward, award, judg ment, sentence. Affect, affection, passion. Affrap, to encounter, to strike down. Affray,terror,tumult. To Affray, to terrify. Affrended, made friends. Affret, rencounter, hasty meeting. Affronting,opposing front to front; meeting face to face. Affy, betroth. Affide, be trothed, affianced. Aggrace,favour,kindness Aggrate, to gratify, to please. Agbast, frightened, asto nished. grace; shewed so much grace and favour. Agrise, to dread and fear greatly; to astonish, to give abhorrence. Aguise, to put on an ap pearance; to set off after a new manner. Albe, albeit, although. Algates, by all means, any way, wholly; nevertheless. All, altogether, wholly; also used for although. Alla Turchesca, in the Turkish manner. Allegge, alleviate, lighten. Alleggeaunce, alleviation, ease, comfort. Alew, howling, lamentation. Aloofe, at some distance. Alow. low; the a added. Amate, 1. To subdue, to daunt, to distress, to terrify. 2. To associate with, to keep company. Amenage, manage, carriage. |