A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15Dodsley, Robert
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A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 15
Dodsley, Robert
English drama
Parcel, _part_, x. 275
Parcels, _parts_, xii. 62
Pardy, }
Perde, } _by God_, i. 111, 154; ii. 221
Paril, _peril_, vi. 74
Parley, _to speak_, ix. 477
Parliament (= parament), _apparel_, vi. 312
Parlous, _perilous_, _great_, x. 77
Parlously, _perilously_, xiv. 395
Part, _to share_, i. 243
Partaker, _a sharer_, vii. 255
Parted, _shared_, i. 67
Partiner, _partner_, i. 126
Partlet, _a ruff_, i. 350
Parts, _parties_, iii. 248;
_conflicts_, vii. 401
Party, _person_, x. 123
Pash'd, _crushed_, viii. 314
Pass, _to care_, ii. 47;
_care_, ii. 171, 301;
_to surpass_, i. 408;
_exalt_, vii. 352;
_to exceed (belief)_, ix. 364;
_passage_, xi. 375
Passable (_pun on_), xii. 220
Passage, _game at dice_, i. 266;
xi. 431;
_note_, xii. 120
Passages, _love-passages_, x. 194;
_what has passed between two persons_, xi. 14, 33.
Passes, _surpasses_, xiii. 105
Passing measures, _a slow dance_, ix. 408
Passion, _suffering_, i. 274;
_a love sonnet_, xi. 327
Passion-a-me, _an oath_, xi. 522
Pastance, _pastime_, i. 23;
iii. 88
Patch, _a fool_, iii. 186;
iv. 220;
x. 493;
xi. 140
Patter, _to talk_, i. 181
Paunch, _to stab_, ix. 451
Paunch'd, _wounded in the belly_, v. 26
Paxes, _pax-breads_ (?), iii. 11
Pay, _pleasure_, iv. 71
Paynim, _pagan_, xii. 229
Peach, _to impeach_, _accuse_, i. 157
Peaching, _blabbing_, xv. 29
Peak, _to be peaky_, ii. 212
Peaking, _prying_ (?), vii. 437
Peakish mome, ii. 208
Pearl, _note_, xiv. 424
Pearmains, xii. 328
Pease (a), iv. 224
Peat, _pet_, vii. 475;
ix. 369;
xiv. 321
Peccant, _sinner_, xiv. 355
Pectorals, xiv. 321
Pee-dee, _note_, xiv. 289
Peel, Pele, _a baker's rod or shovel_, i. 424
Peer, _equal_, i. 26;
_to look at_, iv. 353
Peevish, _foolish_, ii. 304
Pelf, _riches_, _wealth_, xi. 466
Pelican, xii. 174
Pelt, _a blow_ (?), ii. 391
Peltingly, _paltry_ (?), viii. 350
Pelts, _shields_, xii. 477
Penitency, _penitence_, xi. 458
Pennyfather, _miser_, vii. 300;
xi. 468
Pented, _painted_, vi. 74
Peppercorn, _note_, xii. 280
Peradventure, _hazard_, ix. 17
Percase, _perhaps_, i. 67; ii. 109
Perdue, _a soldier on a forlorn hope_, xii. 235
Perdurable, _everlasting_, i. 64
Perdy, _by God_, i. 43
Perfectness, _perfection_, vii. 302
Perfit, _perfect_, i. 7, 61, 353
Perfitly, _perfectly_, i. 383
Perilsome, _perilous_, viii. 46
Period, _end_, x. 170;
xi. 472, 563
Perk, _to perch_, iv. 124
Perpend, iv. 167, 236
Perry, _a squall_, vii. 482
Personable, iii. 32
Personally, _in person_, i. 28
Perspicil, _a telescope_, xi. 311
Persuase, _persuasion_, vii. 376
Perturb, _to disturb_, i. 217
Perturbation, _disturbance_, xi. 86
Pervart, _perverted_, ii. 58
Pervert, _perverted_, i. 200
Pes, _haunch_, iii. 181
Pesle-mesle, _pell-mell_, v. 246
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