(treat Ourgon. Supposed to dwell iu darkness and keep watch over

Hades.
tiree. Prize.
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Ureek uontan. Ueleu.
Greet. To weep.
Grenade. Granada.
Grete See. Tbe Medlterraneui.
QretttT. Greater, or lander.
GreUeKie. Greatest.
Griding. Cutting with a liarsb nolne.
Grie»ly. Same as grisly.
Ortnea BlgHan. Tlie abode ol the bleaeecl.
Gry». Squirrel fur.
Gvde. Good.
Oueldrea (Oebfara). A town at Bhenlsh Pnuria.
Gidd. Good.,

Qvinerierf. The wife of King Arthur.
Gurnep. One of the kill's keepers.
Gffttglen. Jingling.
Gypmin. A short cloak.
Sae. Have.
Hald. An abiding-place.
^a)e. Whole.
Balwes, Saints.
Haine. Home.
HaToely. Horaelj.
Bampden iJohn). An Ei^ltsh statesman, first called Into tiroiiiiin-iicp

by his resistance to a forced loan of Charles I.
Han. N. as the termination of the Infinitive persisted even so late as

the time of Shakespeare.
Happer. Hopper.
Ham. Yam.
Hameited wel. With saltable hangings.
Harrington (James). Author of a political allegory called 'thu (>c(.'anu.
1G11-1G77.
Hath in the Sam. A way of denoting the latter part of April.
Heapet. Heaped.
Hebru$. A river of Thrace, represented by the poets as being sivift *it

Heft. Haft.
HeU. Health.
Helen. The most beautlfol woman of Greece, whOHe abdactloii iiy Purls

caused the Trojan war.
Helicon. A mounti^n in Bceotla, sacred to Aiiollo and th« Muses.
Hem. Them (S. they. Gen. here, D. hem),
Henu. To seize, or get.
Her. Here.
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Heracleidait. Descendants of Hercolee. *

Hereule$ (Hemkleos) . Used as a symbol of etreugth.
Beri. Juno.
Herrin. Herring.
Hegpa-ean. Like that of Hesperus, wbo was nciu.'il for manly buimty.
ffeapa^vs. The evening star.
Hej/viood {Eti^a) . An Inferior novelist. 1695-1764>.
JTtc labor, hoe opug «»(. This is the labor, Uils the [trying] work.
Hippolyla* would Jeaee Diana. Hlppolytus was saved froni death and

protected by Dtuna.
