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Show R A a3 with, the love of his beauky; heS pailiament coneeived, 2 that the obtainingo o women by: force into poficiiion, howfoever afterfor ever unto him. + wards affen might follow by allurenients, was bu nat thus raps you ? ave you 'well a rapesdrawn torth in length, becaufe the firg ¢ government I caft upon my brothe to tce drew on ail the reft Bacon's Henry: VI e grew {tranger; bein Witnefs that nigh in fecret ftudies 2 In Gibeah, when the hofpitable doo re raptin fome work, fome dedication Expos'd a ‘matron, to avoid worfe rape Sbakefpeare. Milton T'he haughty fair the rape ev'n of a god could bear. Dryd and as chearfull che Thracian tyrant's alter'd fhage pt.minds, as if there thiey fa revenge of Philorrgcl.a‘s rape Rofcommon Chapman that did more high their forehead 2. Privation ; a&t of taking away Pear grew after pear Chapman, Fig after fig came; time made neverrap ith joy to fee my Marcia's tears Of any. d ty there Chapman's Odyffey It is impofiible duly t 3. Something fnatched away confide without being rapt into admiration of th wifdom of the divine architeét Rape into future times Av Sad widows by thee rified, weep in vain And ruin'd orphans of thy rapes complain. Sazndys Wherenow are all my hopes ? oh never mor Shall they revive | nor death her rapes reftore the bard begun nceive, a vixgin bear a fon Pope ze it, all at once 'tis fir'd Not touch'd, but rapt 5 not waken'd butinfpird Pape 2. To fnatch away Heleaves the welkin way moft beaten plain And rapr with whirling wheels, inflames the fkyep With fire not made to burn, but faily for to thyne Spenfer Underneath a bright fea flow' Of jafper, or of liquid pearl, whereo ‘Who after came from earth, failing arriv' Wafted by angels, or flew o'er the lak Rapt in a chariot drawn by fiery fteeds Milton Standing on earth, rot rap: above the pole Dilton Sandys 4. The juice of grapes is drawn as wel clean.sh data import.tsv out README from the rape, or whole grapes plucke from the clufter, and wine poured upo them in a veflel Adult'rous Jour, the king of Mambrant, rap' Fair Jofian his dear love Prayton ran; papan Iflandick violence to truck. A low word [more properly rap an Saxon to bind, and rana to plander. Their hufband T' adminifter uht All they could ra To fcraps and end T feiz Rar. 2. /. [from the verb. fmart blow Ho comeft tho has old Lewi ends give quic to go with thy arm tied up the a rap over thy finger RAPA'CIOUS adj [rapace rapax Latin. Given t feizing by violence z. / [from rapacioys. The quality of being rapacious Rava'ciry. #. /. [rapacité, Fr. rapacitas fro rapax plunder exercif oufnefs An Latin. of thefe Where the words are not monofyllables, we mak them {o by our rapidiry of pronunciation. Addifon Ra'pipLy. adv. [from rapid. Swiftly with quick motion Ra'pipNEss. n. /. [from rapid.] Celerity 5 {wiftnefs RA'PrER. 7. /. [rapiere, French; {o calle from the quicknefs of its motion.] fmall fword ufed only in thrufting I will turn thy falfehood to thy heart Where it ‘was forged, with my rapier's point. Shak French plunder Rara'crovsty. adw. [from rapacioys. By rapine ; by violent robbery Rara'crousness Rarr'vrry. . /. [rapidité, Fr. rapiditas from rapidus, Latin: Celerity; velocity; {wiftnefs Arbutbnot Well thay thy Lord, appeas'd Redeem thee quite from death's rapacious claim Milton Shall this prize Soon heighten'd by the diamond's circling rays On that 7apatious hand for ever blaze Pope Addi&ednef of plunder A foldier of far infetfor ftrength may manag a rupier or firearms fo expertly, as to be an over match for his adverfary RAPIER-FISH RA'PINE without regarding the pains o You are both decypher' For villains mark'd with rape. Shak. Titus Andvon Rape call you it, to feize my own My true betrothed love Shak. Titus Andronicus 7. / 2. / [rapina French 1. The act of plandering raven Rars. 2, /. [rapt, French; raptus, Lat. i. Violent defloration of chaftity Pope "The rapicr-fifh, called xiphias, grows fometime to the length of five yards: the ford, which grow level from the fnout of the fifh, is here about a yar long, at the bafis four inches over, two-edged, an pointed ‘exactly like a rapier: he preys on fifhes having firft ftabbed them with this fword Grezw t churchmen, grudge them thofe fmall remains o ancient piety, which the rapacity of fome. age has fearce left to the church Spratt wher Part fhun the goal with rapid wheels. Milton While you fo fmoothly turn and rowl our fphere That rapid motion does but reft appear Dryden b robb'd, and made hard fhift their gift and rend and pilfer of gold and filver Hudibras as from a vat they are bruifed Ray 5. A divifion ofgthe county of Suffe anfwering to a hundred in other counties 6. A plant, from the feed of which oil i exprefled RAPID. adj. [rapide, French ; rapidus Lat.] Quick; fwift 3. To feize by violence 4. To exchange %o Rav and rend tntroduced by the juno L but not copie 2 Latin rapine If the poverty of Scotland might, yet the plent of England cannot, excufe the envy and rapine o the church's rights King Charles The logick of a conquering fiord may filence but convince it cannot5 its efficacy rather breed averfion and abhorrence of that religion, whofe firf addr‘cfs is in blood and rapine Decay of Piety Violence force Her leaft a&ion overaw' Hic malice, and with rapine fweet bereav' His fiercenefs of its fierce intent Milton Ra'rrer. 2z /i [from rap. One wh ftrikes Ra'erorr. u. /i [rappat, French.] Relation ; reference ; proportion. A wor by others 2h1s 'obvious what apporti there'i bcfwe coneeptions and lang u ge: . N every cop how great a differenc ¢ th ‘fl% s muft mak in tl;uan cellence of books ToRarrT ., 5, [ This wor uf‘érr% Chapman for rap Impro erly, a5 4 m fr the participle, which fr ni: b wox_fl no ravifh rapt bu ra;&ted to put in ecitafy 1:'0 You may fafe approye How ftrong in inftigaci Theic rapting tunes a on o their lov re Chapran's Odsf Rarr u /. [fro rap. ecftafy A trance; g RA'PTURE. a. / 1 Violent feizure _And thicke into our fhip, h w his fiafl,. Thut "gaint a rocke, or flat, her keele di dafi; With headlong rapture z. Efcfoltaly pleafin tranfport an paffion violenc enthufiafm; uncon mon heat of imagination Could virtu be feen, it woul o beget lavc,'a;d advance it not only into admiration, b t rapdn. Ha Mufick, when thus applied, raifes in tbe')r'u nd of the hearer great conceptions; it frength n devotion, and advances praife into rapture. Addif n You grow corre&, that once with raptire wiit 3. Rapidity; hafte The watry throng, 3 Wave rowling after wave, where way they found If fteep, with torrent rapture; if through pla Soft-ebbing ; nor withftood them rock or hill, Mil Ra'PTURrED. adj. [from rapture.] Ra vithed; tranfported. A bad word. He dre £ Such madning draughts of beauty to the foul As for a while o'erwhelm'd his raptur'd thought With luxury too daring Thomfon's Sunmer Ra'rrurovs. adj. [from rapture.] Ecfatick 5 tranfporting Nor will he be able to ferbear a rapturou atknowledgment of the infinite wifdom and contriy ance of the divine artificer Blackmore Are the pleafures of it fo inviting and rapfurous isa man bound to look out fharp to plaguehimfelf " Collier RARE. adj. [rarus, Latin; rare, Frengh; in all the fenfes but the laft. 1. Scarce; uncommon; not frequent Live to be the fhew and gaze o' th' time We'll have thee, as our-rarer monfters are Shakefpeart Painted upon a pole 2. Excellent incomparable; valuable t a degree feldom found This jealouf Is for a precious creature ; as fhe's f""' Muft it be great; and as hi perfon's mlghEY Shake[peare's I'I/m‘ur s Tale Mutt it be violent *On which was wrought the godsand gm}tshfighf: Rar work, all fill'd with terror and dclx%;;hy Above the reft T judge one beauty rare. Drydes R A 3. Thinly fcattered The cattle in the fields and xpeaf{iov;cs green floc i the tar fol an rar Thof :sl rufl upf her bro i an e on a in Paftu 4. Thin The fubtle not denfe. o are of fo tender and wea 2 A " a n t a a r r they afi){c& only fuch ,a.u;)resf.‘1 B:con s Nate 2 as the fpivit of living cr So eagerly th die a ' " : c i : d h n f t a & u r t p e f O'erbog p e f o s n w s n h d c l / W The |