GLOSSARY 



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Sufficiency : ability, capacity. E. 

 xi. xx. Iv. 



Sufficient : able. E. Hi. 



Sugar man : the owner of a sugar 

 plantation. E. xxxiv. 



Summary: efficacious. 182. 



Suppeditation : assistance. 337. 



Supplied : supplemented. 243. 



Surcharge ; overcharge, super- 

 abundance. E. xiv. xxxiii. 235. 



Swelling: bombast, arrogance. E. i. 



Sweet woods : spices. E. xxxiii. 



Switzers : Swiss. E. xiv. 



Syntax: arrangement. 318. 



Tables: tablets, note-books. 219, 



Taint: blacken. 189. 



Take : to catch, captivate. E. 

 xxxvii. 



Tax : sb. burden ; v. find fault. 1 86. 



Taxation: censure. 218. 



Tedious: dilatory. 180. 



Temper : mixture, temperament. 

 E. xix. 



Temperature: temperament. E.vi. 



Tender: scrupulous. 186. 



Tendering : nursing. E. xxx. 



Term : the subject or predicate of 

 a logical proposition. E. iii. 



Text : a quotation. E. xii. 



That: that which. E. vi. xii. xiii. 

 xxii. Ivii. 



Theologues : theologians. E. liii. 



Throughly: thoroughly. E. xvi. 

 Ivii. 



Thwart: perverse. 180. 



Timber-man : a proprietor of tim- 

 ber. E. xxxiv. 



To: for. E. xxxiii. 



Topped: having the tops cut oft. 



34- 



To seek in: deficient in. 177. 



Touch : v.t. to refer to, glance at. 

 E. xxix. sb. reference. * Speech 

 of touch' 1 is speech that touches 

 or affects another. E. xxxii. In 

 E. Ivii. it seems to mean sensitive- 

 ness . 



Tourney: a tournament. E. xxxvii. 

 Towardness: docility. E. xix. 

 Townsmen : citizens. E. xi. 

 Toy: a trifle. E. xix. xxxvii. Iviii. 

 Tract : ' tract of yeares ' is length 



of years, like the Lat. tractm 



senectutis. E. xlii. vi. 

 Tradition: communication. 172. 

 Traduce: ridicule. 177. 

 Transcendencies : extravagances. 



E. v. 



Travels : labours. E. ix. 

 Treaties: treatises. E. iii. 

 Trencher philosophers : hangers on 



at the tables of the great. 187. 

 Trench to: to trench on. E. Ivi. 

 Tribunitious : lit. like a tribune, 



and so, violent, turbulent. E. 



xx. 



Trepidations : tremblings. 244. 

 Trope (of music) : unexpected con- 

 clusion to a harmony. 255. 

 Tropes: figures. 190, 217. 

 Troth: truth. E. vi. 

 Try it, to : to contend. E. xix. 

 Tulippa: tulip. E. xlvi. 

 Turk, the Great : the Sultan of 



Turkey. F. 

 Turn, for that: for that purpose. 



E. ix. 

 Turquet : perhaps a puppet dressed 



as a Turk. E. xxxvii. 

 Typocosmy : an arrangement of 



figures. 312. 



Uncivilly: with bad taste. 187. 



Under foot : below the true value. 

 E. xii. 



Under-sheriffries : the offices of 

 under-sherifFs. E. liii. 



Understanding : intelligent. E. 

 Ivi. 



Undertaker : a contractor. E. xxxiii. 



Undertaking: enterprising. E. ix. 



Undervalues : shortcomings. 1 70. 



Universality: study of general prin- 

 ciples. 231. 



Unlike: unlikely. E. Iviii. 



