_Enthusiast._ Crashaw.
_Evening._ Chaucer.
_Ever-varying._ Wordsworth.
_Fervent._ Mrs. Hemans.
_Fond._ Moore.
_Forlorn._ Shakspeare, Darwin, Hood.
_Full-hearted._ Author of _The Naiad_ (1816).
_Full-throated._ Keats.
_Gentle._ _The Spanish Tragedy_, Dunbar (Laureate to James IV.
Scot.), Mrs Charlotte Smith.
_Good._ Chaucer, Ben Jonson.
_Gushing._ Campbell.
_Hapless._ Milton.
_Happy._ Keats, Mackay.
_Harmless._ Crashaw, Browne.
_Harmonious._ Browne.
_Heavenly._[1] Chaucer, Dryden, Wordsworth.
_Holy._ Campbell.
_Hopeful._ Crashaw.
_Immortal._ Keats.
_Joyful._ Moore.
_Joyous._ Keble.
_Lamenting._ Shakspeare, Michael Drayton, Drummond of Hawthornden.
_Light-foot._ Crashaw.
_Light-winged._ Keats.
_Liquid._ Milton, Bishop Heber, Tennyson.
_Listening._ Crashaw, Thomson.
_Little._ James I. Scot., Philip Ayres, Crashaw.
_Lone._ Beattie, Mrs. Hemans, Miss London, Mrs. Fanny Kemble, Milman.
_Lonely._ Countess of Winchilsea (1715), Barry Cornwall.
_Loud._ Shelley.
_Loved._ Mason.
_Lovely._ Bloomfield.
_Love-lorn._ Milton, Scott, Collins.
_Lowly._ Mrs. Thompson. {399}
_Lusty._ Chaucer.
_Melancholy._ Milton, Milman.
_Melodious._ Chris. Smart, Ld. Lyttelton, Southey.
_Merry._ _Red Book of Ossory_, fourteenth century (quoted in
"N. & Q.," Vol. ii., No. 54.), Chaucer, Dunbar, Coleridge.
_Minstrel._ Mrs. Charlotte Smith.
_Modest._ Keble.
_Mournful._ Shakspeare, Theo. Lee, Pope, Lord Thurlow, Byron.
_Musical._ Milton.
_Music-panting._ Shelley.
_New-abashed._[2]Chaucer.
_Night-warbling._ Milton, Milman.
_Pale._ Author of _Raffaelle and Fornarina_ (1826).
_Panting._ Crashaw.
_Passionate._ Lady E. S. Wortley.
_Pensive._ Mrs. Charlotte Smith.
_Piteous._ Ambrose Philips.
_Pity-pleading_ (used ironically). Coleridge.
_Plaintive._ Lord Lyttelton, Thomson, Keats, Hood.
_Pleasant._ An old but unknown author, quoted in Todd's
_Illustrations to Gower and Chaucer_, p. 291., ed. 1810.
_Poor._ Shakspeare, Ford.
_Rapt._ Hon. Julian Fane (1852).
_Ravished._ Lilly.
_Responsive._ Darwin.
_Restless._ T. Lovell Beddoes (in _The Bride's Tragedy_, 1822).
_Richly-toned._ Southey.
_Sad._ Milton, Giles Fletcher, Drummond of Hawthornden, Graves,
Darwin, Collins, Beattie, Byron