i coarse. course. cares, Tires to fasten, to fix the ta- || Type: distinguishing mark, show | Unbated: not blunted. lons on. or emblem. Unbolt: to open, explain. Unbookish: ignorant. Unbreathed : To: in addition to. : unexercised, unprac tised. Tod: to yield or produce a tod, V. or twenty-eight pounds. Uncape: to dig out, a term in fox-hunting. Unclew: to draw out, to exhaust. Uncoined: real, unrefined, unTomboy: a masculine, forward Vain: vanity. girl. Vain: light of tongue, not vera- adorned. cious. Topless: that which has nothing Valance: fringed with a beard. Unconfirmed: unpractised in the above it; supreme. ways of the world. Validity: value. Under generation: the antipodes. Topple: to tumble. Vanity: illusion. Undergo: to be subject to. Touch: sensation, sense or feeling. Vantage: convenience, opportu- Under skinker: a tapster, an unTouch: exploit or stroke. nity, advantage der-drawer. Touch: a spice or particle. Vantbrace: armour for the arm. Undertaker : one who takes upon Touch: touchstone. Varlet; a servant or footman to himself the quarrel of another. Touches: features. a warrior. Underwrite: to subscribe, to obey. Touched: tried. Toward: in a state of readiness. | Vaxnt: the avant, what went beVaste waste, dreary. Under-wrought: under - worked, undetermined. 0 Toys : ruinours, idle reports, fan fore. Undeserving: undeserved. Unearned: not deserved. Uneath: scarcely, not easily. Trace: to follow. Venew : : a bout, a term in fencing. Unexpressive: inexpressible. Trade: a custom, an established Vengeance: mischief. Unhappy: mischievously waggish, habit. Vent: rumour, matter for dis unlucky. Tradition: traditional practices. Unhidden: open, clear. B Traditional: adherent to old cus Ventages: the holes of a flute. Unhoused: free froin domestic toms. Venys: hits in fencing. Trail: the scent left by the pas- || Verbal: verbose, full of talk. Unhouseled: not having received sage of the game. Verify: to bear true witness. the sacrament. Traitress: a term of endearment. Very: imicdiate. Unimproved: not guided by knowTranect: a ferry. Via: a cant phrase of exultation. ledge or experience. Translate: to transfer, to explain. Vice: the fool of the old morali- Union: a species of pearl. Travel: to stroll. ties. Unkind: contrary to kind or naTraverse: a term in military ex- Vice: to advise. ercise. Unmastered: licentious. Unowed: that which has no owner. Unpregnant: not quickened. Treachers: treacherous persons. Viewless : unseen, invisible. Unproper: common. Trenched: cut, carved. Virginalling: playing on the vir- Unqualitied: unmanned, disarmed Trick: trick of the times. ginal, a spinnet. of his faculties. Trick: peculiarity of voice, Virtue: the most efficacious part, Unquestionable: unwilling to be face, &c. valour. conversed with. Trick: smeared, painted, in beVirtuous : salutiferous. Unready: undressed. raldry. Virtuous : belonging to good Unrespective: inattentive to conTricking: dress. breeding. sequences. Tricksy: clever, adroit. Visaments & advisements. Unrest : disquiet. Unrough : smooth - faced, Triumphs: masques, revels, pub- Vixen: or fixen, a female fox. lic exhibitions. Voluntary: voluntarily. bearded. Unsisted: untried. Unsisting: always opening, never the tongue. at rest. Unsmirched: clean, not defiled. Unsquared: unadapted to their Trossers : trowsers. Vulgarly: publicly. subject. Trow: to believe. Unstanched : incontinent. True: honest. Untempering: not tempering, not Truth: honesty: U. softening. Tucket, or tucket sonnuance: a flourish, Umber: a dusky yellow coloured Untraced: singular, not in com earth. Turlygood, or turlupini a species Umbered: discoloured by the Untrimmed: undressed. gleam of fire. Untruth : disloyalty, treachery. Turn: to become acescent. Unaccustomed: anseemly, inde- Undalued: invaluable. Turquoise: a precious stone. cent. Upon: but for. Twangling: an expression of con- Unaneled: without extreme unc- | Up-spring: upstart. tempt. tion. Urchins: hedge-hogs, or perhaps Twigging: wickered. Unavoided: unavoidable. fairies. Tyed: limited, circumscribed. Unbarbed: untrimmed, unshaven. || Usance: asury. ture. Vice: grasp un و زدم mon use. of gypsy ances, Use: practice. long countenanced || Whelked: varied with protuber- | Words: dispute, contention. by custom. Work : a term of fortification. Use: to make a practice of. Whe'r: whether. Workings: labours of thought. Use: interest. Where: whereas. World, to go to the: to be marUsed: behaved, Whiffler: an officer who walks ried. Usurping: false. first in processions. Worm: a serpent. Worship: dignity, authority. Utter: to vend by retail. Whip: the crack, the best. Worth: wealth or fortune, the Whipstock: a carter's whip. value, full quota or proportion. W. Whirring: whirring away, Worts : cabbage. Wound: twisted about. Wreak: resentment. prescribe to. spring Wreak: to revenge. Waist: the part between the quar-| Whitsters: the bleachers of linen. Wrest: an instrument for tuning ter-deck and the forecastle. Whittle: a species of knife. the harp Waist: the middle. Whooping: measure or reckoning. Walk: a district in a forest. Wide : remotely from, wide of the Wrested: obtained by violence. Wannion: vengeance. mark. Writ: writing, composition. Ward: posture of defence. Wilderness: wildness, Writhled: wrinkled. Warden: a species of pears. Will: wilfulness. Wrongs: the persons who wrong. Warder : guard, centinel. Wimple: a hood or veil. Wrongs : injurious practices. Warn: to summon. Winter-ground: to protect against Wroth: misfortune, Wassels: meetings of rustic mirth. the inclemency of winter. Wrought: worked, agitated. Watch: a watch-light. Wis: to know. Wrung: pressed, strained. Wit: to know." Y. Yarely: readily, nimbly. Yearns: grieves or vexes. Yeasty, or yesty: foaming er Ween: to think, to imagine. Woman: to affect suddenly and frothy. Weet: to know. deeply. Yeild: to inform of, condescend to. Weigh: to value or esteem, to Woman-tired: hen-pecked. Yeild: to reward. deliberate. Wondered: able to perform won Yellowness : jealousy. Welkin: the colour of the sky, ders. Yeoman: a bailiff's follower. blue. Wood: crazy, frantic. Yesty. See Yeasty. Well found: of acknowledged ex- Woodman: an attendant on the cellence. forester. Well-liking: plump, embonpoint. Woolward : a (unexplained) phrase z. Wen: swollen excrescence. appropriated to pilgrims and Wend: to go. penitentiaries. Zany: a buffoon, a merry Andren. i E RRA TA. Corrections militarist On Page. Col. Line. 7 1 28 20 2 14 30 2 23 157 2 5 195 1 208 Host. Errors. Corrections. Page. Col. Line. Errors. 1 33 214 19 action I am weary plantain engrossing be my |