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Show LO "To lo/l on couches, rich with cytron fteds And lay your guilty limbs in Tyrian beds. Dryder Void of care he /o//s fupine in ftate And leaves his bufinefs to be done by fate. Dryden But wanton now, and Jo//izg at our eafe Dryden We fuffer all the invet'rate ills of peace A lazy, loliing for Dunciad Of ever liftlefs loit'rers 2. T han out Ufe of th tongue hanging out in wearine{s or play The triple porter of the Stygian feat With lolling tongue lay fawning at thy feet. Dryd With harmlefs play amidft the bowls he pafs'd And with his //ling tongue affay'd the tafte. Dryd 7% LoLL To put out w.a ufed of th tongue exerted All.authors to their own defects are blind Had# theu but, Janus-like, a face behind To fee the people, when fplay mouths they mzke To mark their fingers pointed at thy back Thei B Tree Fierc _Dryden's Perfiu tongues oil'd out a foot Strymon's freezing ftreams he fat alone bent their heads to hear him fing hiswrongs tygers couch'd around, and /o//'d their fawnDryden's Virgil ing tongues Lowmr. 7. /. A kind of roundifh fith Lone. adj. [contratted from alone. 1. Solitary company unfrequented ; havin n Savage Thus vanifh fceptres, coronets, and balls And leave you in /one woods, or empty walls. Pope 2. Single; not conjoined or neighbourin to others No lsne houfe in Wales, with 2 mountain and rookery, is more contemplative than this court Pape Lo'weELINESs. 2. /. [from lonely. 1. Solitude ; want of company The huge and fportful affembly grew to him a tedious Jonélinefs, efteeming nobody fince DaiphanSidncy tus was loft 2. Difpofition to folitude I fe The myftery of your /onelinefs; and fin Your falt tears head Lo'wery. adj. [from Jone. 1. Solitary Shakefpeare T go alone _ Like to a Jonely dragon; that his fe Makes fear'd and talk'd of more than feen. Shak Why thus clofe up the ftar ‘That nature hung in heav'n, and fill'd their lamp With everlafting oil, to give due ligh Milton To the mifled and lonely traveller Time has made you dote, and vainly tel Of arms imagin'd, in your /ncly cell Dryden. 2. Addiéted to folitude When, faireft princefs You /lonely thus from the full court retire Love and the graces follow to your folitude. Rozve Lo'~nexEss. z./. [from lone. diflike of company If of court life you knew the good You would leave /onznefs 1 can love her who loves /zenefs beft Lo'nEsOME difmal adj. [from Jone. th no Solitude ; Donne Donne Solitary You either muft the earth from reft difturb Or roll around the heavens the folar orb Elfe what a dreadful face will nature wear How horrid will thefe /oncfome feats appear ? Blackm LonG. adj. [long, French; longus, Latin: 3. Not fhort: ufed of time It may help to put an end to thatiy o and unreafonabl /ong Milton time No Milton If the werld had been eternal, thofe would ha been found in it, and generally {pread ling ago,z Tillutf beyond the memory of all ages Say, that you once were virtuous /ong ago? Philips's Brig A frugal, hardy people Pope Ecclef. xiis 3 6 Death will not be long in coming, and the covenant of the grave is not fhewed wnto: thee No fairy takes, no witch hath*power to chanm, So hallow'd and fo gracious is the time. - Shake 7. Tedious in narration Chief maft'ry to diffeét With /ong and tedious havock, fabled knighits Prior to a grea Milton: Praying for him, and cafting a /long look tha Sidney way, he faw the galley leave the purfuit By ev'ry circumftance I know he loves Yet he but doubts, and parlies, ‘and cafts ou Dryden Many a long look for fuccour 10. [In mufick and pronunciation.] Protraled: as, a Jong note; a Jong {yllable Long. adv 1. To a great length in fpace ‘The.marble brought, ereéts the fpacious dome Or forms the pillars /ng-extended rows On which the planted grove and penfile garde Prior grows 2. Not for a fhort time With mighty barres of /mg-enduring brafs Fairfax come up to the mount ‘The martial Ancu /lng, they fhal Exodusy Xixe 13 Dryden Corneille ha laid down, is the making choice of fome fignal an long-expeéted day, whereon: the action of the pla is to depend Dryden So ftood the pious prince unmov'd, and /on Suftain'd the madnefs of the noify throng. Dryden . The mufe refumes her /ong-forgotten lays And love, reftor'd, his ancient realm furveys Dryden No man has complained that you have difcourfe too /ong on any fubjeét, for you' leave us in a cagernefs of learning more, Genefis, xlviil. 15 Saxon, fault [zelang adv By the fault; by the failare.. A wot now out of ufe, but truly Englifh Refpe@ive and wary men had rather feck quie and wif their own /long of them, than with pain fo it be mo hazar themfelve mak good Maine v go that the world m Blois advifers for the comm Poiétiers and Tour uWay Long all of Somerfet, and his delay Mittrefs, all this coil is &ng of you I we owe it to him that we kno is perhaps Zng of his fond adorers tha little more 70 Loxg Hagk are w. n afk. Skinner. Shakefpirs Shakejpar fo muc we km%{ Glanai [gelangen, German, Lo defire earnefly; fi with with eagernefs continued: wit or after before the thing defired Freih expectation troubled not the lan With any /ong'd_for ¢hange, or better ftate. Sbfi{‘f And thine eyes fhall look, and fail with g Deuts xxviil Sfor them If exrft he withed, now he Znged fore. Faifo The great mafter perceived, that Rhodes i the place the Turkifh tyrant lnged after If the report be good, it caufeth love And /onging hope, and well affured joy Furbifh'd the rufty fword again Refum'd the /ng-forgotten fhield One of thefe advantages, whic life Jong to this day Ferty years kng was I grieved with this gener P tion LonG 9. [From the verb, 70 long.] Longing defirous: or perhaps long continued from the difpofition to continue lookin at any thing defired foundet all m He fed m Milton trumpe The nights are wholefome,, then no planets firik Ectiafe xive 12 th Them amon Who did them meditate all his life lomg. Fairy Q Some fay, that ever ‘gainft that feafon comes ‘Wherein our Saviour's birth is celebrated The bird of dawning fingeth all night lng And then they fay no fpirit walks abroad 6. Dilatory Whe of time There fat 2 man of ripe and perfeét age Milton But firlt a /g fucceflion muft enfue All al(_)ng; au long, Fr. [For along throughout Miltan fucceflio A, xxvil, 1 5. Ava point of duration far diftant Milton Honour thy father and thy mother, that thy day Exodusy XXe 12 may be /ng upon the land "They open to themfelves at length a wa Milton Up hither, under /ong obedience try'd Him after /ong debate of thoughts revolv' b after there arofe againft it a toy wind peftuou 5. Not foon ceafing, or at an end 8. Continued feries ln 4. Not foon line, their Zng dimenfions drew L Iongeft had iflue Lan. iie 20 A tale fhould never be toe /lng that have had children, or thofe who by wome Reduce, my mufe, the wand'ring fong Eldeft parents fignifics either the eldeft mt'zn a;fd g b e { o e d i c e t e Irrefolute, his final fentence chofe Exb'd,,?efit?o k for him an ark of bul{rufhé i a r c 4 Man goeth to his /ong home fhe could ‘not Zngerhide hi Whe f l i p ' c n L i i t We made t e y B p open at the t Branching fo broad and /ong A pond'rous mace Full twenty cubits /g, he fwings around 3. In the comparative, it fignifies for mg, time; and an the fuperlative, for Ezckiel Streaking the ground with finuous trace The fig-tree fpreads her arms To.thy fond with the hbng-expe@ed fhores r t w t o u c b z / m His branches bec Thefe, as- Lk,.L'::h' | Heav'n reffore - the other queftion, whether ,.,:g;-ai!‘?‘q free or no i o 3. Having on e t e a t fions in Long and ceafelefs hifs Here the /me hour a'blank of life difplays *refs way is ready, an e a f o e u 2. No ‘Hudibras The realm of Candahar for dow'r I bro xx1i. Luke But on his knees at meditation. Shakefe Riche I1I Clofe by a foftly murm'ring ftream That long-contended prize for which you fig'u o a f n l o h f t He was defirou He is not /o/ling on a lewd love bed ‘Where lovers us'd to /o// and dream Perfia Jef€ foryo y d o e b l t e e He tallkeded a a Joforingr while, and weeps upon me; f Shakefpeare's Othello So hangs, and klf fhakes and pulls me LO L® Dryden. Da . His fons, who feek the tyrant to fuftain And /ong for arbitrary lords again D'jidf""‘-fl" He domgéfto death deerv"d- Glad of the gift, the new-made warrior 8% And arms among the Greeks, and /ongs fg;z foes _Elfe whence this pleafing hope, this f‘?nd,de&e‘ This longing after immortality Addifor's There's the tie that binds you You /long to call him father Marcia's, charm Work in your heart unfeen, and plead for Cfg" Nicomede © T Addifers i Lnging for herrings, Was. fuPl: A |