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Show 2A HA g5 PACE. V. a 1. To meafure by fteps Where is the horfe, that doth untread agai 3 -S./)a,\‘qf/)f'a;‘c to‘;egulate in motion 2. To dire& to go can, pace your wifdo If yo In that good path that I wmfld with it go And you fhall have your bofom on tlns‘\v\'rc:.tgh Shake[peare Pa'cER. 2. /. [from pace. H.e tha't paces Fr Pacirica'TioN. #. f. [pacification from pacify. 1. The aé of making peace 5 He fent forthwith to the French king his chap pack Fr ZoPacx. w. a. [packen, Dutch. 1. To bind up for carriage A poor merchant driven on unknow PA'ChIFlER..fi #, / who pacifies 9 pacify. [fro {entment t quie an angr - to compofe any defire 2 Mac pacify the king Enos ha Packt cards with Czefar, and falfe play'd. Shakc/p There be that can pack cards and yet canno play well; fo there are fome that are good in canvafles and factions, that are otherwife weak men Bacon's Effays iv. 45 The judge fhall jobb, the bithop bite the town And mighty dukes pack cards for half a crown The Moft High is not pacified for fin by th multitude of facrifices Ecclus. xxxive 19 In his journey he heard news of the vitory yet he went on as far as York, to pacify and fettl thofe countries Bacon O villain ! to have wit at will upon all other occafions, and not one diverting fyllable now at pinch to pacify our miftre(s Pope cour [pack, Dutch. mons 1. A large bundle of any thing tied u for carriage Themiftocle fpeech wa abroad fid to the king of Perfia like clot whereb th o Atras imager opene an tha country run dow pu a deferted horned beaft of the court Wycheriey a free convention of fathers from all quarters Of Troy, brought thee his pedlar's pack . Cleaweland Ol'xr knight did bear no lefs a pac Of his own buttocks on his back Hudibras I rather chof To crofs my friend in his intende drift The marigold whofe courtier' Ecchoes the fun and doth unlac Than, by concealing it, heap on your hea Shakefpe Merchant of Venice 2. To go off in 3 hurry y B‘f;whe" they took notice how ftupid a beaft i hafte ;I over Swift Zo Pa'ckET. @. 4. [from thenoun. bind up in parcels My refolution is to fen well fealed and packered Ere you wer I was a packborf It is notto b on in a laboriou queen, ay, or your hufband king in his great affairs. Shake[peare expeéed that a man, who drudge trade, fhould be more knowing i the variety of things done in the world, than a packkorfe who is driven conftantly forwards and backwatds to market, fhould be fkilled in the geograph of the country Locke Pa'cksappre. n /. [pack and JSaddle. A faddle on which burdens are laid beards deferve not fo kono as to ftuff a butcher' cuthion or t le a grav ¢ entombe in an afs's packfaddre ‘That brave prancing courfer hath bee Ke and brought low by her, that he will patiently tak the bit and bear a packfaddl a or panniers Hopel ‘The bunch on a camel's back may be inftead o a packfaddle to receive the burden More A'CKTHREAD Strong threa to remove i you all your letters Savift in carrying goods no Cleaweland T Pa'ckrorse. #z. [pack and borfe. A horfe of burden; a horfe employe I Her at his rife, at his full fto Packs and fhuts up her gaudy fhop fhip that bring People will wonder how the news could come efpecially if the wind be fair when the packet goe You iac as ofa mountebank' 3. The poft thip; th letters periodically Auterbury 7o Pack. w. 7 1. To tie up goods 2. Aburden; a load 91 medicines in the houfe of com venticle; a pack''d affembly of Italian bifhops wh T to find out them 2. A {mall bundle The expeéted council was dwindling into a con appears in figures On Finger'd their packer, and in fine withdrew Shak There pafled continually packezs and difpatche between the two kings Bacon's Henry VII His packets returned with large acceflions of obje€tions and advertifements Fell Upon your late comman To guard the paffages, and fearch all packets This to the prince was intercepted Denbant Southern Had fly Ulyfles at the fac A pack of forrows o So many greater fools than they Will pack a crowded audience the third day whereas in thoughts they lie but azin packs Bacon Grop' To ferve for members to our ends Hudibras Brutes, called men, in full cry pack'd by th Prior Savift In the dar ‘When they have pack'd a parliament We'll once more try th' ex Who can already mufter friends Nor William's pow'r, nor Mary's charms PACK. ». / Pa'cker. #./. [from pack. binds up bales for carriage 4. To unite picked perfons in fome ba defign L'Eftrange Could or repel, or pacify his arms land 3. To fort the cards fo as that the gam fhall be iniquitoufly fecured. It is applied to any iniquitous procurement o collufion Menelaus promifed Ptolemy money, if he woul Pa'ckcLoaTH. 7. /. [pack and cloath. A cloth in which goods are tied up Shakefpeare Sidney £yes PACKET S 2. f; [ pacquet, French. i 1. A fmall pack; a mail of letters He cannot live, I hope, and muft not die Till George be pack'd with poft horfe up to heav'n While the dog hunted in the river, he ha withdrawn to pacify with fleep his over-watche va 2 That this fo profitable a merchandize, rifeth no to a proportionable enhauncement with other lef beneficial commodities, they impute partly to th eaftern buyers packing, partly to the owners no venting the fame Carew Go pack with him. Skakefpearc's T Andronicus 2. To fend in a hurry perfon as' v What we looked upon as brains, were an hea of ftrange materials, packed up with wonderful ar in the fkull Addifon PA'CIFY. @. a. [ pacifier, French Jacifico, Lat.] To appeafe ; to ftill re the temple 1 3. To concert bad meafures; to confederate in ill ; to pra&ife unlawful confederacy or coilufion Each faddled with his burden on his back. Dryder On tac To Liffy's ftinking tide at Dublin In one dear cafket, and fav'd only that Orzvay Refolv'd for fea, the flaves thy baggage pack God now in his gracious pacifick manner come Hammond's Fundamentals to treat with them Returning, in his bil Milton An olive leaf he brings, pacifick fign wa From purling ftreams and fountains bubbling That had by chance pack'd up his choiceft treafur mild - If they had been an bundred more, the all fent pacting with the fame anfwer. Still Pack hence, and from the cover'd benches r This is no place for you Poor Stella muft pack off to town -than t as to quantity an Tufle hafte the y a with his facrilegious burden, a Savif no fooner came good then robbe Clarendon of honour heare the gallies with all th A thief kindled h Shake[pearc preflure : as, a pack or world of troubles Ainfworth Tending to make peace Pact'rick. adj. [ pacifigue, French; pacigentle; appeafing a ma 6. Any great number Paci'ricaTory. adj. [from pacificator. Latin. againft me the ftreets on nights He fet and kept on foot a continual treaty o peace; befides he had in confideration the bearin Bacon the blefled perfon of a pacificator Jfieus a confpiracy there's a knot, a gang, be an accomplice with a pack of rafcals that wal n. f. [pacificatenr Peace maker Peace-making rafcals Bickerftaff is mor DOUL Hooker Pacirica'tor from pacify. panderl Never fuch a pack of knaves and villains they who now governed in the parliament A world was to be faved by a pacification o wrath, through the dignity of that facrifice whic thould be oftered 7% omfon's Summer A number of people confederated i any bad defign or praétice Yo fain, chufing him becaufe he was a C'nn'clnna‘n, a Bacon beft forting with an ambafly of pacification David, by an happy and feafonable pacification was took off from alting that bloody tragcx('ly.; 2. The a& of appeafing or pacifying The win Addif:n The pack full-opening various hour a day Seck fhelter, pack Two ghofts join their packs to hunt her o'er th plain Dryd:i The fury fires the pack; they fnuff, they vent And feed their hungry noftrils with the fcent Dryden The favage foul of game is up at once Dryden awake, or fleeping fleep thy laft eac Until the old farmer 4+ A number of hounds hunting together lar,engge gai icuRuC tl‘ is .fure, though fometimes flowly'pzcll New farmer thinket A due number of cards Ing a pact of cards Pa'ceD. adj. [from pace.] Having a parAwake was, they loaded it with packs and burdens, an fet boys upon the back of it L' Eftrange Women to cards may be compar'd, we pla A round or two, when us'd we throw away Take a freth pack Granwille. It is wonderful to fee perfons of fenfe pal'i'wg away a dozen hours together in fhuffling and divid _hr at un th .t \.\' e fu me io His te That he did pace them firft P: . /. [pack and thread ufed in tying up parcels About his thelve Remnants of packthread, and old cakes of rofe Were thinly fcatter'd ShakefpsRomeo and Fuliet Girding of the body of the tree about with pack thread, reftraineth th L p Bacow's Natural Hiffory 1 I caca |