# Shakespeare's Sonnets (1883)/Index

INDEX OF WORDS AND PHRASES EXPLAINED.
* acceptable (accent), 130.
* action (legal), 152.
* adder's sense, 167.
* admire (=wonder at), 172.
* adulterate, 171.
* advance (=raise), 156.
* advised respects, 146.
* aggravate, 181.
* air and fire (elements), 145.
* alchemy (metaphor), 141.
* all tyrant (vocative), 182.
* allow (=approve), 167.
* amiss (noun), 141, 182.
* anchored (metaphor), 177.
* antique (accent), 135, 150.
* applying fears to hopes, 1 70.
* approve ( =find by experience), 181.
* aray, 180.
* argument (=theme), 157, 164.
* array, 180.
* art (=letters), 152, 156.
* as (;=that), 156.
* aspect (accent), 138.
* astonished, 159.
* attaint (=blame), 157.
* attainted, 159.
* authorizing (accent), 141.
* ay (play upon?), 177.
* ay me ! 144.
* bankrupt (spelling), 153.
* bated, 151.
* bath(=Bath?), 183.
* becoming of, 175, 182.
* begetter, 127.
* bereft (=taken away), 130.
* beshrew, 176.
* besides (preposition), 137.
* bestow (=stow), 138.
* bevel, 171.
* bide each check, 150.
* black not counted fair, 174.
* blenches (noun), 166.
* blunt (=clumsy), 164.
* bore the canopy, 172.
* both twain, 144.
* bower, 175.
* brave (=beautiful), 132.
* breathers of this world, 157.
* builded, 172.
* came (^became), 176.
* candles (=stars), 136.
* canker (=worm), 141, 154, 161, 163.
* canker-blooms, 148.
* captain (adjective), 147.
* carcanet, 147.
* censures (=judges), 181.
* ceremony (metre), 137.
* cheater, 182.
* check (=rebuff ), 150.
* cherubins, 168.
* chest (metaphor), 152.
* chide with, 167.
* chopped, 151.
* chronicle, 164.
* clean (adverb), 155.
* closure of my breast, 146.
* compare (noun), 136, 141.
* compile (=compose), 156, 158.
* compounded with clay, 154.
* conceit (^conception), 132.
* condemnedforthyhand, 162.
* confined (accent), 165.
* confound (=destroy), 130, 151, 153.
* consecrate, 155.
* converted (^changed), 146.
* converted (=turned away), 130, 131.
* convertest (rhyme), 131, 133.
* count (^account), 129.
* counterfeit (rhyme), 148.
* couplement, 136.
* courses (=years), 150.
* coward conquest of wretch's knife, 155.
* critic (=carper), 167.
* crooked (^malignant), 150.
* curious (^fastidious), 143.
* damasked, 175.
* dateless (^endless), 140, 183-
* days outworn, 153.
* dead seeing, 153.
* dear religious love, 140.
* dearest (=most intense), 143.
* debate (=contend), 132.
* debate (=contest), 160.
* dedicated words, 157.
* defeat (=destroy), 151.
* defeated (=defrauded), 135.
* delves the parallels, 151.
* depart (transitive), 131.
* deserts (rhyme), 134, 146, 154- .
* determinate, 159.
* determination (=end), 132.
* disabled (quadrisyllable) ,152.
* discloses (=uncloses), 148.
* dispense with, 167.
* distillation (=perfume), 130.
* doubting (^fearing), 155.
* dressings, 172.
* dullness (^drowsiness), 149.
* eager (=tart), 170.
* earth and water (elements), 145-
* edge of doom, 169.
* eisel, 167.
* enlarged (=set free), 154.
* entitled in thy parts, 143.
* envy (accent), 175.
* ever-fixed mark, 169.
* evermore (adjective), 181.
* except (=refuse), 181.
* exchange, 166.
* expense(=expenditure), 161, 75- , x
* expense (=loss), 140.
* expiate (=bring to an end), 136.
* extern, 173.
* eye of heaven, 135.
* fair (=beauty), 134, 135, 153, 158.
* false in rolling (eyes), 135.
* fame (verb), 158.
* famished for a look, 145
* favour (^countenance), 168, 173-
* fell arrest, 155.
* fester (=rot), 161.
* fickle hour, 174.
* filed, 158.
* filled up his line, 159.
* fitted, 170.
* five wits, 178.
* fleets (=fleetest), 135.
* flourish (noun), 151.
* foison, 148.
* fond (=foolish), 129.
* fond on, 158.
* fools of time, 172.
* for(=because), 143, 148, 165.
* for (=for fear of), 147.
* for fear of trust, 137.
* fore, 130.
* forlorn (accent), 141.
* fortify (intransitive), 151.
* free (^liberal), 129.
* frequent (=intimate), 169.
* from (=away from), 180.
* fury (^inspiration), 163.
* gaudy (—gay), 128.
* gaze (=object of gaze), 130.
* general of hot desire, 183.
* go (=walk), 147.
* gored mine own thoughts, 166.
* gracious ( =full of grace ), 151-
* gracious (trisyllable), 176.
* greeing, 168.
* grind (=whet), 167.
* gust (=taste), 168.
* habit (=bearing), 178.
* happies, 130.
* heavy Saturn, 162.
* hell of time, 170.
* his(=its), 131, 133, 155, 158, 174.
* hope of orphans, 162.
* horse (plural), 160.
* hours (dissyllable), 130.
* hues (=Hughes?), 135.
* hugely politic, 172.
* hungry ocean, 152.
* husbandry, 132.
* I hate from hate away she threw, 180.
* idle rank, 171.
* imaginary ( ^imaginative ), 139.
* imprisoned absence of your liberty, 150.
* in their wills, 171.
* incertairrties, 165.
* indigest, 168.
* instinct (accent), 147.
* insults o'er, 166.
* intend, 139.
* invention ( imagination ),
* keeps (=guards), 176.
* key (pronunciation), 147.
* kindness (=affection), 182.
* lace (^embellish), 153.
* lame (figurative?), 142, 159.
* latch (=catch), 168.
* lay (=lay on), 163.
* learned' s wing, 156.
* leese, 130.
* level (=aim), 169.
* like as, 150, 170.
* like of hearsay, 136.
* limbecks, 170.
* lines of life, 134.
* live (=subsist), 129.
* lively (=living), 183.
* lovely argument, 157.
* lover (masculine), 140.
* love's fresh case, 166.
* maiden gardens, 134.
* main of light, 150.
* make faults, 141.
* makeless, 131.
* makest waste in niggarding, 128.
* many's looks, 160.
* map of days outworn, 153.
* marigold, 138.
* marjoram, 162.
* Mars his sword, 149.
* master (=possess), 164.
* master-mistress of my passion, 135.
* meetness, 170.
* melancholy (metre), 145.
* minion (=darling), 174.
* misprision, 159.
* mixed with seconds, 173.
* moan the expense, 140.
* mock their own presage, 165. .
* modern (=ordinary), 158.
* moiety, 145.
* more and less, 161.
* motley (=jester), 166.
* mourning (play upon), 176.
* mouthed graves, 156.
* music (personal), 175.
* music to hear, 130.
* mutual render, 173.
* nativity (=child), 150.
* new-fangled, 160.
* no such matter, 159.
* noted weed, 155.
* obsequious (=devoted), 173.
* obsequious (=funereal), 140.
* o'er-green (verb), 167.
* one reckoned none, 177.
* owe (^possess), 135, 154.
* pain (=punishment), 178.
* part his function, 168.
* partake (=take part), 182.
* parts of me, 140.
* past cure, past care, 181.
* patent, 159.
* peace of you, 155.
* perfect's):, 147.
* perspective, 137.
* phoenix, 135.
* pointing (= appointing), 133.
* policy, that heretic, 172.
* poverty (concrete), 144.
* present (=instant), 182.
* pressed by these rebel powers, etc., 180.
* pretty, 144.
* prevent (=anticipate), 163.
* pricked (=marked), 136.
* prime (=spring), 162.
* prizing (=regarding), 179.
* proud-pied April, 162.
* prove (=find), 154, 183.
* purge, 170.
* pursuit (accent), 179.
* qualify (=temper), 166.
* quest (=inquest), 145.
* question make, 132.
* quietus, 174.
* rack (=clouds), 141.
* ragged (=rugged), 130.
* rank (=sick), 170.
* rearward, 160.
* record (accent), 150, 172.
* recured, 145.
* region (=air), 141.
* remembered ( ^reminded ), 170.
* render (noun), 173.
* render (= surrender), 174.
* reserve (= preserve), 140.
* reserve their character, 158.
* respect (= affection), 142.
* respect ( ^consideration ), 139, 146.
* resty, 163.
* retention, 171.
* revolt (=faithlessness), 160.
* rondure, 137.
* ruinate, 131.
* ruined choirs, 154.
* ruth (—pity), 176. ​* satire (=satirist), 163.
* scarlet ornaments, 179.
* sealed false bonds of love, 179.
* seat, 144.
* seconds (=flour), 173.
* self-substantial fuel, 128.
* sense (plural), 160, 167.
* sense (=reason). 141.
* sensual feast, 178.
* separable spite, 142.
* sessions of thought, 140.
* set a form upon, 159.
* set me light, 159.
* several plot, 177.
* shady stealth, 156.
* she (=woman), 175.
* simplicity (=folly), 152.
* slandering creation, 175.
* soil (=solution), 153.
* spacious (trisyllable), 176.
* special (adverb), 147.
* spirit (monosyllable), 157.
* sportive (=amorous), 171.
* stain (intransitive), 141.
* state (noun), 161, 172.
* statute, 176.
* steal from his figure, 164.
* steepy night, 151.
* stelled, 137.
* strained (=overwrought), 157.
* strains of woe, 160.
* strange (=stranger), 148.
* strangely, 166.
* strangle (acquaintance), 159.
* store, 132, 133, 153, 177.
* stretched metre, 134.
* suborned informer, 174.
* subscribe (=yield), 165.
* successive, 175.
* sufferance (=suffering), 150.
* suggest (=tempt), 180.
* suit thy pity like, 176.
* suited (=clad), 175.
* sum my count, 129.
* summer's front, 164.
* summer's story, 162.
* supposed as forfeit, 165.
* surly, sullen bell, 154.
* suspect (noun), 153.
* swart-complexioned, 139.
* sweet thief, 142.
* swift extremity, 147.
* sympathized, 157.
* table (=tablet), 137.
* tables (=note-book), 171.
* tallies (noun), 171.
* tame to sufferance, 150.
* tasters, 168.
* tell (=count), 140.
* terms (legal), 181.
* that (=so that), 155, 172.
* thorns, standing on, 163.
* thought (=melancholy), 142, 145.
* thrall (=bondman), 184.
* thriftless (=unprofitable), 129.
* tie up envy, 154.
* time (=the world), 169.
* time removed, 161.
* Time's chest, 152.
* Time's fool, 169.
* time's pencil, 134.
* times (=generations), 132.
* times in hope, 151.
* tires (=head-dresses), 148.
* took (=taken), 155.
* tottered (=tattered), 128, 139.
* translate (=transform), 161.
* travail (spelling), 157.
* triumphant prize, 182.
* twire, 139.
* uneared, 129.
* unfair (verb), 130.
* unkind (noun?), 177.
* unknown minds, 169.
* unperfect, 137.
* unrespected, 144, 148.
* unthrift, 131, 132.
* use (=interest), 130, 176.
* user (=possessor), 131.
* vade, 148.
* violet past prime, 132.
* warrantise of skill, 182.
* weed (=dress), 155.
* whenas, 146.
* where (=to where), 145.
* where-through, 138.
* whether (monosyllable), 150.
* Will (play upon), 149, 176, 179.
* wink (=shut the eyes), 144, 149.
* without all, 153.
* wooed of time, 153.
* world-without-end, 149.
* worth (=stellar influence), 169.
* wrack (rhyme), 174.
* wracked, 157.
* wrackful, 152.
Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore,
So do our minutes hasten to their end (Sonn. 60).