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A55357 The English Parnassus, or, A helpe to English poesie containing a collection of all rhyming monosyllables, the choicest epithets, and phrases : with some general forms upon all occasions, subjects, and theams, alphabeticaly digested : together with a short institution to English poesie, by way of a preface / by Joshua Poole. Poole, Josua, fl. 1632-1646. 1657 (1657) Wing P2814; ESTC R1537 330,677 678

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T●uce Use VCH v. VTCH VCK Buck Chuck Duck Luck Muck Pluck Suck Stuck VD Bud Blood Cud Flood Good Hood Mud Sud Spud Under-stood Wood. VDE B●ewd Im-Breud Es-Chewd Con-clude Ex-clude In-clude C●ude Feude Glewd Lewd Mued Re-new'd Rude Scr●'d Shrewd Spu'd S●u'd S●rewd In-trude Vi●wd VDGE Budge Drudge Grudge Ad Judge Snudge Trudge VF Buffe Cuffe Chuff Huffe Muffe Puffe Ruffe S●uffe Tough Through VFT v. VF VE Blue Brue Cue Clue Ac-crue Due Drew F●w Flew Glue Hiew Hugh Jew Knew Liew Mue Re-New Pue Rue Scrue Shew En Sue Slue S●ew Spue Stue S●tew Threw True View You. VG Bug Dug Drug Hug Jug Lug Rug Shrug Tug Trug. VL Bull Cull Dull Full Gull Hull Lull Mull Disa-null Pull Trull Wooll VLE Mule Pule Rule Thule VLD Bulld Culld Dulld Gulld Lulld Mulld Disa-nulld Pulld VLF En Gulfe Wolfe VLK Bulk Hulk Sculk VLS v. VLLS Pulse Repulse VM B●m Come Crum Dumb Drum Gum Hum Mum Numb Plum Some Scum Summ Swum Thumb Thrum Wombe Whom VMP Bump Crump Dump Frump Lump Pump Ru●p Stump Thump Trump VME Fume Plume Rheum As-sume Pre-sume VN Dun Done Gun Nun Run Sun Sonne Shun Spun Tun Won VNE Prune Tune VNCE VN Dunce Once Nonc● VNCE Bunch Clunch Munch Punch VND S●nd Shund Tund VNG Bung Clung Dung Flung Hung Lung Rung Sprung S●ung Strung Swung Tongue Young VNGE Plunge Spunge VNK Drunk Monke Punk S●nk Shrunk Sl●nk Stunk Trunk VNS v. VN VNT. Blunt B●unt Fount Hunt Runt Wont VP Up Cup Tup Sup. VR Bur B●ur Cur Furre D●-mu●re Slur Spur S●ir●e VRE In-ure Cure En-dure A●-lure De-mure Im-mure Pure As-sure Ob scure Skuer VRB. Cu●be D●-stu●be VRCE VRS. D●s-burse Curse Purse Wo●s● v. VR VRCH Birch Church Lurch VRD Bird Blu●d Fur'd Surd Curd Slurd Spurd Sword Turd Word VR'D v. VRE VRF Scu●fe Tu●fe VRGE Forge Purge Surge Scourge Dis-gorge VRK Lurke Turke Work VRLE Curle Churle Hurle Purle VRLD Curl'd Hurld Purld World VRN Burn Churne Mourne Spurne Turne Vrne VRS. v. VR VRT Blurt Curt Durt Hurt Spurt Wort VS Busse Trusse Us Thus. VSE v. VCE VSH Bush Blush Brush Crush Flush Hush Gush Push Plush Rush Tush Thrush VSK Busk Husk Musk Tusk VST Bust Crust Dust Gust Just Lust Must Rust Thrust Trust UT But Cut Gut Glut Nut Put Rut Scut Slut Stut Strut VTE Crute Flute L●te Mute S●te D●s-pute Re-pute Im-pute De-pute Com-pute VTCH Clutch Crutch D●tch Grutch Much Such Smuch Touch. VTH Ruth Truth Youth VX v. VCK VRST Dis-burst Curst Durst First Nourst Worst TO THE READER READER THou hast here what some would count big enough to deserve the name of Booke and give thee arguments from the industry in the compiling and benefit in the use to work thee to a liking and extort thy approbation For my own part if thou wilt be pleased to pardon the aspiring loftinesse of the title and to consider for whom it was intended Nec Suffaenus sum nec inscribo Praxitelem If thou findest any thing here either for thy pleasure or profit thank not me but the greatnesse of the volume for could it have been easily transcribed or any other way made generally usefull to all them for whose sakes I have principally taken this pains it had neither troubled thee nor the Presse nor had I added one more to the numberlesse multitude of scriblers Condemn it as unworthy the light in what words thou pleasest and I shall owe thee thanks for giving my thoughts expression by thy langnage If thou disapprovest it and art a wise man I shall be too proud to know an understanding man of my judgement if thou beest a foole I shall not be very sory to see some hopes of an improvement in thy judgement by beginning in this to know what justly to condemne If thou commendes● any thing whether thou heest wise or otherwise ● shall be so far from giving thee thanks that I sha● be halfe angry with thee for so much crossing m● expectation Vale. Qui gravis es nimium potes hic jam Lector abire Quo libet Mart. The Books principally made use of in the compiling of this Work DUbart as works Ben. Johnson Brownes Pastorals Randolphs Poems Drayton May's Lucan Quarles divine Poems Quarles divine fancies Sandys Ovid's Metam Sandys Paraphrase on the Canticles Herberts Poems Totthams Poems Withers Poems Orlando Furioso Heywoods Dialogues and Dramms Chapmans Homer Overburies Characters Balzacks Epistles Cowleys Blossoms Horace translated Ovids works translated Johnsonus Virbius Spencers fairy Queen Comedies and Tragedies many Quarles Solomons Recantation Gomersals Levites revenge Sr. Philip Sidneys Arcadia Shakespeare Heywood of Angells Carewes Poems Danyel Mayes Edward 3. Quarles Emblems Quarles Argalus and Parthenia Sandys of Christs passion Habbingtons Castara Sr. John Beamounts Poem The valiant Bruce Burtons Melancholy Chapmans Hero and Leand. Blunts Characters Massingers Secretary Lovelace's Pastorals Virgil translated Cowpers Hill Elegies on Mr. King Chaucer Aviso Holydaies Persius Quarles Eclogues Howels Instructions for foraine Travell Howels vocal Forrest and Englands Tears Fullers Holy State Dunns Poems Malvezzi Davenants Poems Wallers Poems Miltons Poems Sandy's Paraphrase on Iob. Sandy's Paraphrase on Psalmes Ecclesiastes c. The ENGLISH PARNASSUS Aaron SAcred mitred holy blessed grave priestly pious Abbey Rich wealthy cloysterd monkish religious old antient Abbot Old antient religious cloysterd recluse mitred reverend regular grave humble devotious retired zealous abstemious monkish Abraham Obedient aged old prudent faithfull blessed wise devout pious godly religious reverend sage grave holy Absence Envious long prolonged tedious unwelcome constrained forgetfull oblivious Abstinence Sober thrifty honest frugall cleanly chast lent-like sparing chearfull healthy wholesome temperate Absurdity Foolish dotish clownish sortish repugnant contradictious grosse great improper ridiculous incredible simple ignorant Abuse False deceitfull ignorant vain malicious grosse injurious Abysse Gaping yawning dreadfull profound devouring darke insatiate covetous deepe vast dangerous affrighting low dark unfathomed hideous obscure hellish dismal wide open Accents Sweet harsh harmonious well-tuned wounding killing stabbing dying short winded long winded pleasing delightfull sad joyfull mournfull sh●ill flat Accident Sodain unexpected unthought of surprizing casual fatal doubtfull unhoped unfores●e● usual common various Accomplishment Perfect entire wisht final happy successefull joyfull for tunate blest desired dispatcht absolute total full Accord Peaceable amiable mutual amorous composed unjarring happy uniting sweet gentle friendly agreeing calme Acheron Deepe profound infernal hellish shady sad black deadly dismal cu●sed unhappy greedy devouring flow tormenting flaming burning scalding scorching boyling broyl●ng gloomie pitchi● joylesse Achilles Valourous couragious swift warlike stout valiant subtle cruel untamed angry hardy fierce doughty inexorable strong great brave generous willfull furious stormy proud undaunted implacable violent passionate seaborn stubborn sturdy unmooved bloody fearlesse Acquaintance Familiar private sociable friendly sweet long short Acres Rich well tilld fruitfull fat wealthy flowry hearby Accuser Odious quarelous envious contentious malitious angry hurtfull hated hatefull shamelesse litigious importunate unjust calumnious loathed black mouthd