He uses also the words "pulcritude," "facundious," "tenebrous," "sugratife," "exornate," "perdurable" and "celestine." He frequently runs riot in the rhetorical figure of epanaphora, as in The Passetyme, chap. XXI, where each line of one stanza beings "Where lacketh mesure," while in another, "Without mesure wo worth" occurs seven times.