Begins again her lively beauties spread,
And with new pride her silken leaves display.
Phineas Fletcher, The Purple Island, xi. (1633).
Endell (Martha), a poor fallen girl, to whom Emily goes when Steerforth deserts her. She emigrates with Dan'el Pegot'ty, and marries a young farmer in Australia.—C. Dickens, David Copperfield (1849).
Endiga, in Charles XII., by J.R. Planche (1826).
Endless, the rascally lawyer in No Song No Supper, by P. Hoare (1754-1834).
Endym'ion, a noted astronomer who, from Mount Latmus, in Caria, discovered the course of the moon. Hence it is fabled that the moon sleeps with Endymion. Strictly speaking, Endymion is the setting sun.
So, Latmus by the wise Endymion is renowned;
That hill on whose high top he was the first that found
Pale Phoebe's wandering course; so skillful in her sphere,