248

Enfranchising his mouth " 396

that Nweet coral mouth " 542

they spend their mouths " 695

Whose frothy mouth " 9Ul

even in the mouths of men Son 81 14

Mouthed — Another flap-mouth'd

mourner V A ~... 920

Of mouthed graves Son 11 6

Move — thy outwanl parts would ....V A 43.")

Tills moves in him more rage R L 468

moves more than hear them told " 1324

that move thy pity " 1553

my thoughts ean!«t move Son 47 11

these pleasures may thee move P P 20 15
pleasures might me move " 20 19

Moved— Riing moved, he istrikcs VA 623

moved with womau'.s moans R L 587

Be moved with my tears " 588

Yet if men moved him L C 101

Mover— O fairest mover VA 368

Movlnif— more moving than your own " 776

star that guides my moving Son 26 9



Moving— Who, moving others Son 94 8

Doth cite each moving sense P P 15 8

Mow — but for his scythe to mow Son 60 12

Maeh— 'TIS much to borrow VA 411

be still as much " ..... 442

with too much handling " ..... 560

as much as may be " 608

With much ado " 694

mischances and much misery " 738

is so much o'erworn " «... 866

how much a fool was I " ..... lOl.'i

too much wonder of his eye R L 95

That, cloy'd with much, ho " 98

Those that much covet " 134

In having mucli " 151

She, much amazed " 446

With too much labour drowns " 1099

and too much talk atfords " 1106

Much like a press of i>eople " 1301

much imaginary work was there ". 1422

To give her so much grief " «... 