_Kind_ = nature, race, birth, species; natural, etc.; _kindly_ = as by birth and kinship, natural, filial, gentle, genial, human and humane. _Known_ = made known. _Languor_ = to languish. _Learn_ = teach. _Let_, "_letten_" = hinder (letted). _Like (it liketh him, meliketh)_ = to suit, be similar to the desire, to be pleasing (Amos iv. 5). _Liking_ = pleasure, pleasance. _Likeness_ ("without any likeness") = comparison. _May, might,_ often for _can_ and _could_ of modern usage. _Mean_ = to think, say, signify, intend; to have in one's mind. _Mean, means_ = medium, intermediary thing, or person, or communication. _Mind_ = feeling, memory, sympathetic perception or realisation. _Mischief_ = hurt, injury, harm. _Mights_ = powers, faculties. _Morrow_ = morning. _Moaning_ = sorrowing. _Naked_ = simple, single, plain, by itself. _Needs_ = of need; it _behoveth needs_ = is incumbent through necessity. _Oweth_ = ought, is bound by duty or debt. _One_ (oned, oneing) = to make one, unite. _Over_ = upper. _Overpassing_ = exceeding; the _overpassing_ = the Restoration, the heavenly Fulfilment of the Company of souls made _more_ than conquerors; the Supernal Blessedness. _Pass_ = to die. _Passing_ = surpassingly. _Regard, in regard of_ = in respect of, comparison with. _Regard_ = look, sight. _Ready_ = prepared; _readily_ = quickly. _Sad_ = Sober ("sad votaress," Milton, _Comus_), originally "firm" ("rype and sad corage," Chaucer: _The Clerkes Tale_, 164). _Say_ = tell. _Skilfully_ = discerningly, with practical knowledge and ability. _Slade_ = a steep, hollow place; a ravine. _So far forth_ = to such a measure. _Solemn_ = festal, as of a yearly feast, stately, ceremonial. _Sooth_ = very reality, that which _is; soothly, soothfastly_. _Speed_ = prospering, furtherance, profit. _Stint_ ("stinten") = to cease. _Stirring_ ("stering") = moving, prompting, motion. _Substantial_ and _sensual_, relating respectively (in the writer's psychology) to the _Substance_ or higher self, and the soul inhabiting the body on earth, called by her the _Sensualite_, and in chap. lvii. _the sensual soul; cf._ Genesis i. 27, with ii. 7. _Tarry_ = to vex, delay. _Touch_ (a) = an instant. _Touching_ = influence. _Trow_ = believe. _Unknowing_ = ignorance; _unmade_ = not made. _Ween_ = suppose, expect, think. _Will; He will_ = He willeth that. _Wilfully_ = with firm will, resolutely. _Wit_ to know by perception, to experience, find, learn. Knowledge knows: _Wisdom wits_. _Worship_ = honour, praise, glory. _Wretch_ = a poor, a mean creature of no account. [THE END.] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Revelations of Divine Love Recorded by Julian, Anchoress at Norwich, by Julian