The Faerie Queen
The Faerie Queen
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Authors Quoted.
Cent. Diet. = Whitney's "Century Dictionary." Child, Spenser's Works.
Collier, Spenser's Works.
Joyce, Article in " Fraser's Magazine," March, 1878.
N.E.D.=New English Dictionary.
Todd, Spenser's Works.
Upton, Spenser's "Faerie Queene." Warton, "Observations on the Faerie Queene." N.B.— All "Notes," save textual ones, which will be found at the end, are, for the sake of convenience, included in this Glossary.
Abase, lower, vi. 3.
Abet (sb.), abetment, aid, iii. 11.
Abet (...vb.), support, maintain, iii.
6.
AMe, Abye, pay for (as a penalty), suffer for, i. 53 ; vi. 8.
Abray, start up, awake, vi. 36 (abraid, abrayd, pret.), iv. 22; v. 42.
Abrode, abroad, in the outer world, iv. 5 ; about, around, iv.
23.* Abyde, wait or watch for, vi. 9.
AbustOD; deceit, deception, i. 7.
Accord, agreement, harmonious compact, vi. 41.
Accorded, reconciled, iii. 51.
Accoyd, soothed, viii. 59.
Accrewed, gathered up, collected, vi. 18.
Acldalian mount. A mountain near the brook (or well) Aci- dalus, frequented by the Graces, v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
=verb.
Authors Quoted.
Cent. Diet. = Whitney's "Century Dictionary." Child, Spenser's Works.
Collier, Spenser's Works.
Joyce, Article in " Fraser's Magazine," March, 1878.
N.E.D.=New English Dictionary.
Todd, Spenser's Works.
Upton, Spenser's "Faerie Queene." Warton, "Observations on the Faerie Queene." N.B.— All "Notes," save textual ones, which will be found at the end, are, for the sake of convenience, included in this Glossary.
Abase, lower, vi. 3.
Abet (sb.), abetment, aid, iii. 11.
Abet (...vb.), support, maintain, iii.
6.
AMe, Abye, pay for (as a penalty), suffer for, i. 53 ; vi. 8.
Abray, start up, awake, vi. 36 (abraid, abrayd, pret.), iv. 22; v. 42.
Abrode, abroad, in the outer world, iv. 5 ; about, around, iv.
23.* Abyde, wait or watch for, vi. 9.
AbustOD; deceit, deception, i. 7.
Accord, agreement, harmonious compact, vi. 41.
Accorded, reconciled, iii. 51.
Accoyd, soothed, viii. 59.
Accrewed, gathered up, collected, vi. 18.
Acldalian mount. A mountain near the brook (or well) Aci- dalus, frequented by the Graces, v.
What to read after The Faerie Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spenser Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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