My peace we will begin. And, Caius Lucius, Sooth. The fingers of the powers above do tune Cym. Laud we the gods; And let our crooked smokes climb to their nostrils Friendly together: so through Lud's town march; Our peace we 'll ratify; seal it with feasts. Ere bloody hands were wash'd, with such a peace. 460 470 480 [Exeunt. Glossary. Abode; "desire my man's a.," i.e. bid my servant to stay; I. vi. 53. Absolute, absolutely certain, positive; IV. ii. 106. Abuse, deceive; I. vi. 131; IV. ii. 351. Abused, deceived; I. iv. 120; III. iv. 105. Act, action, operation; I. v. 22. Action, state, course; V. iv. 150. Adjourn'd, deferred; V. iv. 78. Admiration, wonder, astonishment; I. iv. 5; I. vi. 38. veneration and wonder; After, according to; IV. ii. 334. After-eye, look after; I. iii. 16. Air's from, air there is away from; III. iii. 29. Albeit, although; II. iii. 60. Allow'd, acknowledged; III. iii. 17. Amazed, confused; IV. iii. 28. Amend, make better; V. v. 216. Ancient, old, aged; V. iii. 15. Andirons, irons at the side of the fire-place; II. iv. 88. From an Italian specimen formerly in the palace of Count Brancaleone. 'Bate, beat down, deduct; III. ii. 56. Bay, bark at; V. v. 223. Beastly, like beasts; III. iii. 40; V. iii. 27. Becomed, become; V. v. 406. Behalf; "in the clock's b.," i.e. doing the service of a clock; III. ii. 75. Belch from, vomit from; III. v. 137. Bent, cast, look; I. i. 13. Beseech, I beseech; I. i. 153. Beseeming, appearance; V. v. 409. Betid, happened (Folios, "betide"); IV. iii. 40. from an early XVIIth century specimen, till recently preserved at the Church of St. Nicholas, Gloucester. Calves'-guts, fiddle-strings; II. iii. 32. Capon, perhaps used quibblingly for cap on," i.e. "with a coxcomb"; II. i. 25. Carl, churl, peasant; V. ii. 4. Carriage; "your c.," carrying you off; III. iv. 190. Cased, covered; V. iii. 22. Cave, live in a cave; IV. ii. 138. Cave-keeper, one who lives in a cave; IV. ii. 298. Century, hundred; IV. ii. 391. Certainty, certain results; IV. Cinque-spotted, with five spots; II. ii. 38. Circumstances, details, particulars; II. iv. 62. Citizen, cockney-bred, effeminate; IV. ii. 8. Civil, civilized; III. vi. 23. Clean, altogether; III. vi. 20. Clipp'd, surrounded, encircled; II. iii. 139. Clipp'd about, embraced; V. v. 451. Close, secret; III. v. 85. Closet, private chamber; I. v. 84. Cloth, dress, livery; II. iii. 128. Clotpoll, head; IV. ii. 184. Clouted brogues, hob-nailed boots; IV. ii. 214. Cloys, strokes with his claws; V. iv. 118. Cognizance, visible token; II. iv. 127. Collection of, inference from; V. v. 432. Colour; "against all c.," contrary to all appearance of right; III. i. 51. 66 Colours; "under her c.," i.e. under her banner, by her influence"; I. iv. 20. Comfort, happiness, joy; V. v. 403. Common-kissing, kissing anything and everything; III. iv. 166. Companion, fellow (used contemptuously); II. i. 28. Company, accompany; V. v. 408. Comparative for, comparing with; II. iii. 133. |