go to't, V. ii. 56.
God-a-mercy, II. ii. 174.
God's bodykins, II. ii. 5GS.
golden couplets, V. i. 313.
good, I. i. 70.

Hercules and his load, II. ii.

385-86.

hic et ubique, I. v. 156.

hide fox, IV. ii. 31-2.

him, II. i. 42.

good madam, V. ii. 310.
goose-quills, II. ii. 367.

grace, I. i. 132; I. iii. 53; I. iv.

33; IV. v. 121; pl. I. ii. 63.
gracious, I. i. 165; III. i. 43.
grained, III. iv. 91.
graveness, IV. vii. 82.
great showing, V. ii. 112.
greenly, IV. v. 72.
grizzled, I. ii. 239.
gross, IV. iv. 46.

gross and scope, I. i. 68.
grossly, III. iii. 80.
groundlings, III. ii. 13.
grunt, III. i. 77.
gules, II. ii. 494.
gulf, III. iii. 16.

guts, III. iv. 212.
gyves, IV. vii. 21.

Habit, V. ii. 202.

habits devil, III. iv. 160-61.
Hamlet's age, V. i. 179.
handsaw, II. ii. 407.
hanger, V. ii. 157.

happily, I. i. 135.
happiness, II. ii. 217.
harbingers, I. i. 123.
hatchment, IV. v. 203.
haunt, IV. i. 18.
have, II. i. 67.

having, II. 1. 43.

haviour, I. ii. 81; II. ii. 12.
havoc, V. ii. 384.

head, IV. v. 90.

hebenon, I. v. 62.

Hecate's ban, III. ii. 253.
hectic, IV. iii. 69.
hent, III. iii. 88.

heraldry, I. i. 87.

ii: 29; IV. vii. 15.
hobby-horse, III. ii. 138-39.
hoist, III. iv. 207.

hold quantity, III. ii. 163.
home, III. iii. 29.

honest, II. ii. 480; III. i. 103.
honesty, II. ii. 208.
hoodman-blind, III. iv. 78.
hour, I. iv. 3.

"How should I your true love
know," IV. v. 23.

how the wheel becomes it, IV.
V. 161.

hugger-mugger, IV. v. 73.
humorous, II. ii. 344.

I saw him once, I. ii. 186.
'idle, III. ii. 98; III. iv. 12.
'ild, IV. v. 42.

ill-breeding, IV. v. 15.
Ilium, II. ii. 511.
impart, I. ii, 112.
impasted, II. ii. 496.
imperious, V. i. 237.
imponed, V. ii. 155.
important, III. iv. 107.
importing, I. ii. 23; V. ii. 21.
importing health, IV. vii. 82.
imposthume, IV. iv. 27.
impress, I. i. 75.

imputation, V. ii. 148.

in, III. ii. 89; IV. iii. 5; IV. v.

90; V. i. 320; V. ii. 70.

in fee, IV. iv. 22.

in happy time, V. ii. 218.
in little, II. ii. 391.

in my life, V. ii. 22.

in nature, V. ii. 263.

in our circumstances, III. iii. 83.

in your allowance, III. ii. 33.

in yourself, II. i. 70.

incapable, IV. vii. 179.

incorpsed, IV. vii. 88.

incorrect, I. ii. 95.

index, III. iv. 53.

Kettle, V. 11, 294.
keep, II. i. 8.

kibe, V. i. 156.

kind, I. ii. 65; III. iv. 178.
kindless, II. ii. 626.
know himself, V. ii. 146.

Lapsed, III. iv. 106.
lapwing, V. ii. 196.

larded, IV. v. 38; V. ii. 20.
law of writ, II. ii. 431.

lawless, I. 1. 98.

lay home, III. iv. 1.

lazar, I. v. 72.

V. i. 231; pl. II. ii. 294.

moiety competent, I. i. 90.
moist star, I. i. 119.

mole, I. iv. 24.

moment; I. iii. 133; III. 1. 86.

monster, custom, III. iv. 168.
mope, III. iv. 82.

more above, II. ii. 127.

more nearer, II. 1. 11.

more rawer, V. ii. 128.

more than kin, I. ii. 65.
moreover, II. ii. 2.
motion, III. iv. 73.

mould of form, III. 1. 162.
mountebank, IV. vii. 142.
move, II. i. 117.
mows, II. 11. 389.
mud, V. ii. 148.
muddied, IV. v. 70.
murdering-piece, IV. v. 84.
mutines, V. ii. 6.

obsequious, I. ii. 92.

occasion smiles, I. iii. 54.
occulted, III. ii. 88.
occurrents, V. ii. 377.

odds, V. ii. 280; 282. "

o'er-crows my spirit, V. ii. 373.
o'ergrowth, I. iv. 27.

o'er-leavens, I. iv. 29.

o'er-raught, III. i. 17.

o'er-sized, II. il. 499.

o'ersways the order, V. 1. 253.
o'er-teemed, II. ii. 546.

of, II. ii. 11; 27; 306.

of general assault, ii. i. 35.

of great pitch, III. i. 86.

of memory, V. ii. 409.

of vantage, III. iii. 33.
of very soft society, V. ii. 111.
of wisdom and of reach, II. i. 63.
offence, III. iii. 36; 47; 56; 58.
old as I am, II. ii. 209.

omen, I. i. 124.

ominous horse, II. ii. 491.
on, V. ii. 415.

on ... of, I. i. 55.

on mount of, IV. vii. 28.

peep to, IV. v. 113.
pelican, IV. v. 135.
perdition, V. ii. 116.
perdy, III. ii. 291.

periwig-pated, III. ii. 11.

persever, I. ii. 92.

pall, V. ii. 9.

Phoebus' cart, III. ii. 151.
picked, V. i. 154.

pickers and stealers, III. ii. 336.
picture, III. iv. 54.

pigeon-livered, II. ii. 622.

pioner, I. v. 163.

pious chanson, II. ii. 449.
plausive, I. iv. 30.

played. table-book, II. ii. 137.

...

plurisy, IV. vii. 118.

ply, II. i. 72.

poem unlimited, II. ii. 428-29.
Polacks, I. i. 63.

pole, I. i. 36.
politic, IV. iii. 21.
politician, V. i 87.

porpentine, I. V. 20.

posset, I. v. 68.

posy. III. ii. 148.

practice, IV. vii. 68; V. ii. 337.

vii. 46.

parle, I. i. 62.

parley, I. iii. 122.

particular, I. iv. 23.

particular act, I. iii. 26.

particular thought, I. i. 67.

partisan, I. i. 141.

parts, IV. vii. 74.
pass, V. ii. 61.

pass of practice, IV. vil. 139.
passage, V. ii. 418.

passages of proof, IV. vii. 113.
passing, II. ii. 438.

passion, II. ii. 556; IV. v. 177.
peace-parted souls, V. i. 263.
peak, II. ii. 611.

peculiar, III. iii. 11.

precedent of peace, V. ii. 268-
69.

pregnant, II. ii. 216; III. ii. 69.
prenominate, II. i. 43.

prescripts, II. ii. 143.

present, IV. iii. 68.

present push, V. i. 321.
presently, II. ii. 171; 637; III.
ii. 57; V. ii. 413.
pressure, III. ii. 29.
pressures, I. v. 100.
prevent, II. ii. 310.

primal eldest curse, III. iii. 37.
primy, I. iii. 7.
probation, I. i. 157.

process, I. v. 37; III. iii. 29;
IV. ii. 66.