Alexander Schmidt, Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary, Handsomeness,

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H, - Half-faced,

Half-hour, - Handsome,

Handsomely, - Harlotry,

Harm, - Hatred,

Hauf, - Heady-rash,

Heath, - Height,

Heightened, - Henloft,

Henned, - Herring,

Hers, - High-stomached,

High-swoln, - Hive,

Ho, - Hollow-swelling,

Holly, - Honour,

Honourable, - Horse,

Horse, - Houseless,

Housewife - Humour,

Humour, - Hybla,

Hydra, - Hysterica passio,

Hysterica passio,

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Handsomeness, beauty, grace, and at the same time becomingness, decency; quibbling: “I will beat thee into h. I shall sooner rail thee into wit,” Troil. II, 1, 16.

Shakespeare Lexicon. Alexander Schmidt. Berlin. Georg Reimer. 1902.

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