Deliquium, i. 89. Devil, speaking and dumbe, ii. 140. Divident, i. 24. Doome, i. xvi. E. Ease, i. 15. Epigram, sacred, ii. 13. F. Faithful, i. 16. Fides, ii. 101. Flight, i. 258. Fly, i. 175. Food, ii. 41. Forlorne, ii. 41. Forswearing, i. 133. Fragrant, i. 157. Fries, i. 118. Frighted, ii. 144. Froward, ii. 137. Full-fac't, ii. 53. G. Gaie, ii. 43. Gloomy, ii. 41. Gold, i. 16. Golden, ii. 45. Groves, i. 93. H. Heaven-burthen'd, ii. 36. Horn [guilded], i. 89. Husband-showrs, i. 74. I. Illustrious, i. 239. Indifferent, i. 89. Ite, i. 169. K. Kist, i. 89. L. Laces, i. 78. Large-look't, i. 233. Least and last, i. 89. Legible, i. 89. Lightness, ii. 46. Lin'age, i. 119. Looke up, looke downe, ii. 69. M. May balsame, i. 15. Med'cinable, i. 15. Mint, i. 16. N. Negotiate, i. 90. Nest, i. 78. Nightening, i. 43. Nuzzeld, i. 15. O. Oblique, i. 90. Officious, i. 75. One-mouth'd, ii. 46. One, owne, i. 24. P. Paire, i. 17. Paradise, bird of, i. xv. Paramours, i. 78. Pearle-tipt, ii. 79. Pharian, i. 54. Phosporos, i. 118. Points, i. 75. Posts, i. 123. Precocious, ii. 12. Price=prize, i. 90. Prouoke, i. 16. Purple, ii. 164. Pyx, ii. 27. R. Rampart, i. 253. Rape, ii. 144. Rub, i. 68. S. Sages [sue], i. 92-3. Sanite, i. 13. Score, ii. 123. Seized, i. xlv. Send, ii. 35. Seven shares and a half, i. xlvi. Shadow ['brighter'], i. 91. Shipwrack, ii. 49. Silver-forded, footed, i. 14. Silver-tipt, ii. 144. Simpering, i. 17. Sixpenny soule, suburb sinner, i. xlvii. Sluttish, i. 18. Staine, ii. 99. Steely, i. 227. Stooped, i. 240. Strings, i. 140. Subtracts, ii. 12. Sugar, i. 179. Sydnæan, i. 256. T. Then=than, i. 24, _et frequenter_. Thinne, i. 177. Threasure, i. 9. Tree=cross, i. 24, 46. Trims't, ii. 123. Twin'd, i. 242. U. Uncontrouled, i. 242. Unpearcht, i. 68. Unwounded, ii. 49. V. Veronian, ii. 25. Violls, i. 5. 15. W. Washt, ii. 81. Wayd, i. 46. Wee, i. 14. White, i. 149; ii. 41, 165. Wine, i. 28. Worm, i. 119. Wrack, ii. 137. END OF VOL. II. Finis. LONDON: ROBSON AND SONS, PRINTERS, PANCRAS ROAD, N.W. FOOTNOTES: [1] Crashaw's version is inadvertently inserted here instead of at p. 201. G. [2] See p. 261 (ll. 13-14 of the Poem) for the subject of the above vivid illustration of the captive Bird, by Mrs. Blackburn, as before, specially for us (in 4to). [3] Not to be confounded with Handsworth in Staffordshire, or Hensworth near Doncaster. [4] In his Will (as before) he leaves 'to my aunt Rowthe my owne works.' She was Dorothy, daughter of John Eyre, of Laughton, co. York.