iii. 46; v.78; vi. 201; xi. 31; xv. 93 Curlèd hair, to tear his, Cry on, to exclaim against, XX. 45 xi. xiv. 316; xvi. 328; xvii. 283 Current, swim in aid of the, xix. 143 iii. 42; ix. 214; xii. 67 Cust-alorum, custos rotulorum. vi. 8 Curtal, epithet of dog, vi. 34 Curtle-axe, cutlass, V. 28 Curtsy, to bend the knee, xi. 180 Cue, term of the stage, Curtsy, form used by men, Cue, hint, prompt-word, Custard, leaping into a, iv. 62 Customer, a familiar, i. 129 Cuique, a trisyllable, xiii. 18 Custom, that monster, xiv. 254 Custom, time and mortal, xvii. 85 ii. 210 Cunning, art, study, xvi. 18 Cynthia's bow, reflex of, xiii. 203 v. 175 viii. 203 Cupid, young abram, xiii. 154 Curbed time, time of restraint, iv. 61 Curbing his lavish spirit, xvii. 16 Cyprus, transparent lawn, V. 192 xix. 73 vi. 65 Cure, parochial charge, XV. 34 Cure, stand in hard, vi. 106 Cure, stand in bold, iii. 66 Curfew, a bell-ringing, vii. 94; xiii. 222 XV. Coy'd to hear him speak, 10 Cozenage, cheating, swindling, i. 89 Curious, careful, pains-taking, iv. 22 Cozier, botcher, xviii. 305 xi. 33; xv. 129 v. 170 |