change sb. (the foll. are obs. or special uses)
1.
exchange
Ado IV. i. 185
“Maintain'd the change
of words,”
H5 IV. viii. 29,
Troil. III. iii. 27
“Give us a prince of
blood, . . . In change of him,”
Cæs. V. iii. 51.
2.
changefulness,
changing humour, caprice
Lr. I. i. 291
“how full of changes his
age is,”
Cym. I. vi. 115,
Sonn. xx. 4
“A woman's gentle heart,
but not acquainted With shifting
change.”
4.
(?) round in dancing
(S.) LLL. V. ii. 210.
