ABSTRACT
To Abandon + An Absurditie To Abase + To Abuse To Abash + To Accente To Abate + To Accept An Abbot TO have Accesse unto To Abbreviate Accessary To Abbridge + An Accident An Abecedarie To Accompany An Abhomination To Accomplish + To Abhor To Accompt + To Abide + To Accord + An Abject To Accuse TO be Able + To Accustome + To Abjure To have an Ache + Ablatiue To Achieve + To Abolish To Acknowledg + Abortiue To be are Acornes + Aboue + TO bee Acquainted + To Abound • To Acquit + Aboute + An Acte To set Abroad + An Action TO be Absent Activity To Absolue To Adde To Absteine An Adder To Abstract An Addice
382 In his Danish translations Bolling uses the information given
385 - somebody who had little knowledge of English. The last suggestion seems the most reasonable. Rider does not make the same mistake.
