high adv. (in All'sW. IV. iii. 50 “higher” app.=further inland)
1.
loudly
Ant. I. v. 49
“neigh'd so
high.”
2.
highly
Tw.N. I. i. 15
“high
fantastical,”
Lucr. 19
“highproud”
; deeply, intensely, very
All'sW. V. iii. 36
“My high-repented
blames,”
Tit. IV. iv. 63
“highresolved
men.”
