TABLE IV. 187 Buy,for money Cygnet, a young swan Felton, awhitlow Brews, he brewed+ Signet, a seal Felon, a criminal Bruise, to break Daign, to vouchsafe File, a smith's tool Cain, Adam's son, Dane of Denmark Foil, to overcome Cane, a sharb Dam, to stop Fillip, or Fillop, wish the Call, by name Damn, to condemn finger Cawl, Caul, over theDear, of great value Philip, a man's name bowels Deer, in a park Fir, wood Cannon,.a greatgun Decent, becoming Furr, of a skin Canon, a rule Descent, ofng down Floor, ground Capital, chief Deep, lowin the earth Flour, for bread Capitol, a tower in Rome Diepe, a town in France Flower, of thefield Career, full speed Deter, toput of Forth, abroad Carrier, that carrieth Differ, to disagree Fourth, se number Cellar, under ground Seller, that selleth Censer, for. incense Censor, a reformer Censure, judgment Centaury, an herb Century, 100years Centry, aguard Chair, to .szt in Chare, ajob ofwork Choler, rage Collar,,for the neck Cornhill, in London Cornwall, a county Cieling, ofa room Sealing, setting a seal Dragoon, a soldier Cittern, an instrument Draught, adrink Citron, a fruit Drought, dryness Clause, ofa sentence Ear, for hearing Claws, ofa bird or beast E'er, ever Coarse, notfine Year, twelve months Early, betimes Desert, merit Foul, nasty Desart, or Desert, a wit- Fowl, a bird dernesss Fourm, to sit on Dew, from heaven Form, shape Due, a debt Francis, a'man's name Do, to make Frances, a woman Doe, a female deer Frays, quarrels Dough, paste or leaven Froise, fry'd meat Done, acted Gall, bitter substance Dun, aColour Gaul, a Frenchman Devices, invention Genteel, graceful Devizes, in Wiltshire Gentile, heathen Doer, that loth Gentle, quiet Door, of an house Gesture, carriage Dragon, a beast Jesture, amerryfellow Gilt, with gold Guilt, of son Glutinous', sticking Gluttonous, greedy Grate, of iron Great, large Grater, for the nutmeg Greater, larger Greave, a boot Grave, solemn Groan, to sigh aloud Grown, increased Grot, a cave Groat, tourpence Hail, to salute Cou'd, was able Imminent, over head Hale, to draw along Cud, of cattle Entér, go in Hare, a beast Courant, a messenger Interr, to bury Hair, of the head Current, passable Envy, hatred Heir, eldest son Carrans, Corinths,fruit Envoy, a messenger Harsh, cruel Creek, of the sea Exercise, labour Hash, to mince meat Crick, in the neck Exorcise, to conjure Hart, a beast Cousin, near relation Fain, desirous Heart, the seat of l/fe Cozen, to cheat Feign, todissemble Haven, a harbour Cymbal, an instrument Faint, weary Heaven, on high Symbol, amark Feint, a pretence Herd, of cattle Cypress, a tree Fair, comely Heard, did hear Cyprus, an island Fare, a customary price Hard, difficult Cruse, a little vessel Feed, to eat Here, in this place Cruise, sail near the shore Fee'd,, rewarded Hear, to hearken Course, race or way Coat, orgarment Yearly, every year Coat, a cottage Earth, the ground Comet, a blazing liar , Commit, to do Common, public Commune, to converse Council, an assembly Counsel, advice Hearth, of a chimney Easter, a feast Esther, the queen Eaten, devour'd Eton, a town's name Eminent, famous
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