Chapter XI: Book 21

Boor 202
Bozra 237
Brangle 177
Bran-new 231
Brat 205
Brazen 164
Breaden 163
Bruin 89
Buffalo 16
Butter 237
Buxom 139

Chagrin 95
Chance-medley 243
Chanticleer 89
Chemist, chemistry 248
Chicken 158
Chouse 91
Chymist, chymistry 248
Clawback 144
Comissatio 237
Commérage 204
Confluent 104
Congregational 79
Contrary 128
Corpse 191
Country dance 242
Court card 239
Coxcomb 229
Cozen 231
Crawfish 252
Creansur 45
Criterion 67
Crone, crony 93
Crucible 245
Crusade 62
Cuirass 246
Currant 239
Cynarctomachy 91

Dahlia 88
Dame 192
Dandylion 243
Dearworth 120
Dedal 86
Dehort 137
Demagogue 55
Denominationalism 79
Depot 69
Diamond 230
Dirge 250
Dissimilation 103
Divest 229
Donat 86
Dorter 20
Dosones 90
Doughty 146
Drachm 193
Dragoman 12
Dub 146
Duke 191
Dumps 147
Dutch 177

Eame 118
Earsport 119
Eaves 159
Educational 79
Effervescence 55
Einseitig 75
Eliakim 237
Ell 251
Emet 253
Emotional 79
Encyclopedia 67
Enfantillage 55
Equivocation 196
Erutar 149
Escobarder 88
-ess 153
Europe 224
Eyebite 120

Fairy 191
Farfalla 15
Fatherland 75
Flitter-mouse 118
Flota 17
Folklore 75
Foolhappy 137
Foolhardy 137
Foolhasty 137
Foollarge 137
Foretalk 120
Fougue 66
Fraischeur 66
Frances 95
Francis 95
Frimm 118
Frivolité 55
Frontispiece 245
Furlong 193

Gainly 136
Gallon 193
Galvanism 88
Garble 199
Geir 118
Gentian 86
Girdle 21
Girfalcon 118
Girl 192
Glassen 163
Gordian 86
Gossip 203
Great 226
Grimsire 119
Grocer 229
Grogram 229

Halfgod 120
Hallow 82
Handbook 75
Hangdog 145
Hector 89
Heft 118
Hermetic 86
Hery 118
Hierosolyma 236
Hipocras 86
Hippodame 64
His 131
Hooker 16
Hoppester 155
Hotspur 119
Hoyden 192
Huck 157
Huckster, huckstress 157
Hurricane 14

Iceberg 73
Icefield 74
Idea 197
Imp 205
Influence 181
International 78
Island 234
Isle 234
Isolated 107
Isothermal 102
Its 130

Jaw 230
Jeopardy 82

Kenilworth 253
Kindly 184
Kirtle 21
Knave 207
Knitster 155
Knot 87

Lambiner 88
Lass 154
Lazar 86
Leer 118
Leghorn 240
Libel 191
Lifeguard 74
Lissome 140
London 227
Lunch, luncheon 129

Malingerer 119
Mammet, mammetry 87
Mandragora 243
Mansarde 89
Matachin 17
Matamoros 143
Mausoleum 86
Meat 191
Meddle, meddlesome 206
Middler 121
Mid-wife 250
Milken 163
Mischievous 128
Miscreant 179
Mithridate 86
Mixen 123
Morris dance 251
Mystery, mystère 237
Myth 72

Nap 147
Necromancy 243
Negus 87
Nemorivagus 77
Neophyte 107
Nesh 118
Niggot 85
Nimm 118
Noonscape 129
Noonshun 129
Normal 72
Nostril 251
Nugget 85
Nuncheon 128

Oblige 69
Obsequies 241
Oculissimus 90
Orange 241
Orichalcum 237
Ornamentation 72
Orrery 87
Orthography 245

Pagan 202
Painful, painfulness 186
Pandar, pandarism 89
Panorama 107
Pasquinade 87
Patch 87
Pate 146
Pease 159
Peck 193
Pester 84
Philauty 105
Photography 72
Physician 101
Pigmy 229
Pinchpenny 144
Pleurisy 244
Plunder 73, 106
Poet 101
Polite 200
Polytheism 107
Porcupine 253
Porpoise 63
Postremissimus 91
Potecary 64
Prævaricator 196
Pragmatical 206
Préliber 56
Preposterous 195
Prestige 68
Prevaricate 196
Privado 16
Prose, proser 206
Punctilio 16
Punto 16
Pyramid 235

Quellio 17
Quinsey 63
Quirpo 16
Quirry 64

Rakehell 145
Rame 241
Rathe, rathest 138
Realmrape 119
Recover 233
Redingote 63
Refuse 241
Regoldar 149
Religion 183
Renegade 254
Renown 103
Resent 233
Reynard 89
Rhyme 245
Riches 159
Rickets 243
Righteousness 137
Rodomontade 89
Rome 227
Rootfast 119
Rosen 162
Ruly 136
Runagate 254

Sag 118
Sardanapalisme 88
Sash 63
Satellites 61
Satire, satirical 250
Satyr, satyric 249, 250
Scent 232
Schimmer 118
Scrip 232
Seamster, seamstress 155, 156
Selfish, selfishness 105
Sentiment 107
Sepoy 240
Serene 135
Shrewd, shrewdness 209
Silhouette 88
Silvern 163
Silvicultrix 77
Siren 247
Skinker 117
Skip 147
Slick 132
Smellfeast 143
Smug 146
Solidarity 70
Songster, songstress 155, 156
Sorcerer 101
Spencer 88
Sperr 118
Spheterize 72
Spinner, spinster 156
Starconner 120
Starvation 80
Starve 192
Stereotype 72
Stonen 163
Suckstone 120
Sudden 220
Suicide 105
Suicism, suist 105
Sündflut 238
Sunstead 120
Swindler 74
Sycophant 208

Tabinet 88
Tapster 157
Tarre 118
Tartar 237
Tartary 238
Tea 227
Theriac 187
Thou 171
Thrasonical 89
Tind 118
Tinnen 163
Tinsel 180
Tinsel-slippered 180
Tontine 88
Topsy-turvy 215
Tosspot 144
Tram 88
Treacle 187
Trigger 73
Trounce 147
Turban 13

Umstroke 120
Uncouth 124

Vancurrier 64
Vicinage 63
Villain 201, 208
Volcano 86
Voltaic 88
Voyage 191

Wanhope 117
Waterfright 120
Watershed 103
Weed 192
Welk 118
Welkin 158
Welsh rabbit 240
Whole 234
Windflower 120
Wiseacre 240
Witch 101
Witticism 106
Witwanton 119
Woburn 220
Woodbine 229
Worship 185
Wörterbuch 111

Yard 193
Youngster 156

Zoology 107
Zoophyte 107

THE END.

Butler & Tanner, The Selwood Printing Works, Frome, and London.

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{TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE

Variation in the spelling of the names Jonson/Johnson, Spenser/Spencer, and Ralegh/Raleigh is as in the original.

The following have been left as they appear in the original:

fetisch
There are who venture
substraction
tanquum consummata (probable error for “tamquam consumpta”)
divergencies
In ‘grogra_m_’ we are entirely to seek

The following obvious printing errors have been corrected:

LECTURE I

_ORIGINAL TEXT_ _CHANGE_
up words n every quarter in
el lagarto’ removed quote mark
‘trespasses’ might be substitued substituted
matter than in our authorized Authorized
Galations v. 19 Galatians
artificial, made-up, facititious factitious
such doublets is given by Pro f Prof.

LECTURE II

_ORIGINAL TEXT_ _CHANGE_
masterpieces of antient ancient
Ἡθος is a word at Ἠθος
at other times ‘vìrtue’. vírtue
‘hcáracter’ with Spenser; charácter
perfectly well recognised recognized
Shakesspeare than we find now Shakespeare
‘maumet’, meaning an idol{95} added comma after footnote marker
‘aretinisms’, from an, removed comma after “an”
whith hitherto they held which
Missouri and the Missisippi Mississippi
things lacking, would have mended added comma after “mended”
εἰδωλον εἴδωλον
“The word t must be it
we have in common with the French added period after “French”
Language Français_, p. 12. Langage
ἀνάθέμα ἀνάθεμα
‘fursehung’ and ‘vorsehung’ fürsehung
ἀμφιβια ἀμφίβια
πολυθεισμος πολυθεϊσμος

LECTURE III

_ORIGINAL TEXT_ _CHANGE_
so dose ‘flitter-mouse’ does
is an old preterite præterite
instrinsic value it may possess. intrinsic
which it belongs; being the same added “)” before semicolon
‘guideress’; ‘charmeress’ changed semicolon to comma
superlatives as ‘griveousest’ grievousest
‘dwarfling’, ‘sherperdling’ shepherdling
_contráry_ run”--_Shakespeare._ added period after quotes
their charms”.--_Spenser,_ changed comma to period
_bu h-sum_, i.e. ‘bow-some’, buch-sum

LECTURE IV

_ORIGINAL TEXT_ _CHANGE_
Shakespeare in _I Henry VI_ changed I to 1
words justI quoted have conveyed? I just
misapprehension in their persual perusal
as by sea, was a ‘voyage’, changed final comma to period
Langage Francais_, p. 347 Français
before they return back again. added double quotes after “again”
1589, p. 181 (ed. 181, ed.
_Preface to Bible_, 1611. added “)” before period
Secker, _Sermons_, iii, 85 (ed. 85, ed.

LECTURE V

_ORIGINAL TEXT_ _CHANGE_
of the arbitary in spelling arbitrary
‘vert’, ‘verre’ and ‘vers’, changed final comma to period
v corresponding in the Greek. changed “v” to υ
and a very horried one horrid
χ υμο χυμός
Croker’s edit. 1848, pp. 57 ‘5’ unclear in the original
the Provencal ‘adventura’. Provençal
oua ‘aunt’. our

INDEX

_ORIGINAL TEXT_ _CHANGE_
Alcove 15 16