Æolian, 109.
afield, 86.
amain, 110.
antic, 111.
Arvon, 125.
Attic warbler, 95.
Berkeley, 126.
boar (of Richard III.), 130.
broke (=broken), 86.
buskined, 132.
buxom, 104.
Cadwallo, 125.
Caernarvon, 125.
captive (proleptic), 104.
chance (adverb), 91.
cheer, 104.
churchway, 92.
curfew, 83.
customed, 92.
Cytherea, 111.
Delphi, 114.
fond (=foolish), 111, 132.
fretted, 87.
glister, 99.
Gloster, 124.
Gorgon, 137.
graved, 93.
grisly, 105, 126.
grove (=graved), 93.
haggard, 124.
hauberk, 123.
Helicon, 109.
Hoel, 124.
honied, 96.
Horæ, 94.
Hyperion, 112.
Idalia, 110.
Ilissus, 114.
jet, 99.
leaden (eye), 136.
lion-port, 132.
little (=petty), 89.
Llewellyn, 124.
long-expecting, 95.
Mæander, 114.
margent, 104.
Modred, 125.
Mortimer, 124.
murther, 129.
murtherous, 105.
nightly (=nocturnal), 123.
parting (=departing), 83.
pious (=_pius_), 90.
Plinlimmon, 125.
provoke (=_provocare_), 87.
purple, 95, 111, 135.
rage, 88.
repair, 132.
repeat, 113.
rose (of snow), 130.
rushy, 96.
shaggy, 123.
shell (=lyre), 110.
slow-consuming, 105.
Snowdon, 123.
solemn-breathing, 110.
summer friend, 136.
tabby, 99.
Taliessin, 132.
tempered, 110.
Thracia, 110.
Tyrian, 99.
upland, 91.
Urien, 125.
velvet-green, 110.
woeful-wan, 92.
ye (accusative), 103.