THE FAERIE QUEENE by Edmund Spenser TO The ... - Planet.ee

www.TaleBooks.comPACE, PASE, step, pass, passage.PACKE, to pack off, a burden.PAINE, PAYNE, labour, pains, punishment, "DID HIM PAINE" = tookpains, exerted himself.PAIRE, to impaire.PALED, "PINCKT upon gold, and PALED PART PER PART," = "adornedwith golden points or eyelets, and regularly intersected withstripes." In heraldry a shield is said to be PARTED PER PALEwhen it is longitudinally divided by a pale or broad bar.PALED, fenced off.PALL, to subdue, moderate.PALL, a cloak of rich material.PANACHAEA, panacea.PANNIKELL, skull, crown.PARAGON, PARAGONE, companion, equal, rivalry.PARAVAUNT, first, beforehand, in front.PARBREAKE, vomit.PARDALE, panther.PARENTAGE, parent.PART, party, depart.PARTAKE, to share.PARTURE, departure.PAS, PASSE (PASSING, surpassing), to surpass, exceed.PASSION, suffering. PASSIONED, affected with feeling, be grieved.PASSIONATE, to express feelingly.PATRONAGE, defence. PATRONESSE, a female defender.PAUNCE, pansy.PAVONE, peacock.PAYNE, to take pains, exert.PAYSE, to poise, balance.PEALING, appealing.PEARE, PERE, equal.PEASANT KNIGHT, base knight.PEAZE, blow.PEECE, fabric, fortified place, as a castle, ship, etc.PEISE, to pose, weigh.PEN, to confine, restrain.PENDANTS, ornaments (of wood or stone) hanging down from a Gothicroof.PENNE, feather.PENURIE, want of food.PERCEN, to pierce.PERDU, PERDY, PARDIEU, truly.PERFORCE, of necessity.PERLOUS, perilous.PERSANT, PERSAUNT, piercing.PERSANT, piercing.PERSONAGE, personal experience.PERSUE, a track.Page 767 , Faerie Queene, The - Edmund Spenser