Mr. Gordon Duff is disposed to think that Caxton may have worked on the undated Cologne edition (H.C. *2498), which must in that case be put before 1476, finding a link between his Bruges type and the Cologne presses in a work printed at Louvain in 1475 which contains type of both descriptions. Most of these editions are in the British Museum. The copy of the Berthelet edition there has an autograph of Shakespeare in it--one of the Ireland forgeries. GLOSSARY Accord, _n._, harmony According, _part._, punning, or in harmony Adamant, _n._, a diamond Addercop, _n._, a spider Afeard, _part._, affrighted Afore, _prep._, before Almery, _n._, a cupboard, a buttery Anon, _adv._, immediately Apaid, _v._, served, repaid Apaired, _adj._, injured, impaired Areared, _adj._, upright Assay, _v._, to try Aught, _n._, anything Avisement, _n._, forethought, counsel Away with, _v._, to suffer Awreak, _v._, revenge Ayencoming, _n._, returning Ayenge, _prep._, against Ayenward, _adv._, vice versa Bate, _v._, _hawking_, to flutter the wings as if preparing for flight Bays, _n._, the fruit of the laurel Because, _conj._, in order that Beclip, _v._, embrace, enfold Behind forth, _adv._, from back to front Behooteth, _v._, advises, gives Behove, _v._, to be necessary Bernacle, _n._, a bridle Beshine, _v._, to illuminate Bisse, _n._, a second Blemish, _v._, shrink, blench Blow, _v._, to obtain lead, etc., from ores in a furnace Boisterous, boystous, _adj._, thick, strong, solid Bourgeon, _v._, to bud, burst forth Bray, _v._, to pound Brock, _n._, a badger Buck, _v._, to wash Busily, _adv._, carefully But, _prep._, except Car, _n._, means or instrument Carfle, _v._, to pound Carrions, _n._, corpses Cast, _v._, to intend Chaffer, _n._, trade Chine, _n._, chink, cleft Clarity, _n._, clearness Clepe, _v._, call Cliff, _n._, shore Clue, _n._, a clew or hank (of yarn) Comfort, _v._, to strengthen Common, _v._, to share one's food with others and ayenward Conject, _v._, conjecture Coverture, _n._, covering Craftily, _adv._, skilfully Culvour, _n._, pigeon Curtel, _n,_, a kirtle, a short coat, a covering Deadly, _adv._, mortal Deeming, _n._, judgment, opinion Default, _n._, deficiency Depart, _v._, to separate, share out Despiteously, _adv._, contemptuously Detty, _adj._, generous Disperple, _v._, to scatter, destroy Do, done, _v._, to put, to don Doomsman, _n._, judge Draust, _n._, dross, impurity Ear, _v._, to reap Else, _adv._, otherwise Enform, _v._, to make Even tofore, _adv._, opposite to Expert, _adv._, tried Fare, _v._, to happen Fear, _v. a._, to frighten Fell, _n._, an undressed skin Fen, _n._, clay Fine, _n._, a boundary Fleet, _v._, to float, to swim; _cf_. "to flit" Flux, _n._, a flow, a catarrh Fore, _n._, trail, spoor; _cf_. "foor" Frot, _v._, to rub Fumous, _adj._, vaporous, cloudy Fumosity, _n._, vapour Fundament, _n._, foundation