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Show SC "The following letter comes from fome notabl Spectator %, V" A publick notary GSRIMER 7. [ SCRO'FULA a fow, as yofoas. tdinfworth [eferimenr Frcnch. "y gladiator; a fencing-mafter ufe No i Q Fairy Queen [ fereppa, Iilandick. Come ihepherd let us mak v as it feems. Call them man by man An ‘5 in many [criptures ovesthrow of Craf Ma us, withou As in a theatre 7 She fits at fquat Sh [ [chrobben Dutch. ape, whe with a grac and fcrubs her leathern face Dryden never woul lay afide the ufe of broom pofed to {crub himfelf for the itch, or a he is employed in the mean offices o {couring away dirt 2. Any thing mean or defpicable And from the griping ferivener free Dryden's Horace Tam reduced to beg and borrow from ferivener Aibuthnet's Hifto of Fobn Bul a Scrus. 2 /. [from the verb. 1. A mean fellow, either as he is fup How happy in his low degree Who leads a quict country life and wfirers, that fuck the heart and blood w and ferudbing brufhes Arbuthnot Now Molkhad whirl'd her mop with dext'rous airs Prepar'd to ferub the entry and the ftairs, Swvift Intereft Shakefpeare's King Fobn For an old granda Sli(;]‘f:/}-mrs's Taming of the Shrew SCRUB Withadozen large veffels my vault fhall be ffor'd Nelittle frub joint fhall come on my board Lat. For the matter of your confeflion, let it be fever and ferious; but yet fo as it may be without an inordinate anxicty, and unneceflary fcruples, whic only entangle the foul Taylor Men make no feruple to conclude, that thof propofitions, of whofe knowledge they can find i themfelves no original, were certainly the impref of God and nature upon their minds, and no taught the by any one elfe z. Twent grains Logke, th third part of dram Milk one ounce, oil of vitriol a fzruple, doth colate the milk at the bottom, where the vitrio goeth Bacon 3. Proverbially, any fmall quantity Nature never lend The fmalleft fcruple of her excellence But, like a thrifty goddefs, the determine Herfelf the glory of a creditor Shake[peare's Meafure for Meafure Z Scru'PLE. @. z [from th T'o doubt; to hefitate noun. He ferupled not to ea Againft his better knowledge ; not deceiv'd But fondly overcome with female charms Milzon's Paradife Loft CRUPLER #. f. [from feruple. doubter ; one who has fcruples The fcruples which many public minifter would make of the worthinefs of parents to hav their children baptized, forced fuch quefione parents, who did not Lelieve the neceffit Such wrinkles as a fkilful hand would dra [[#'2. One whofe bufinefs is to place money a " To rub hard with {omething coarfe an rough IVIY boy fhall fetch th(:fli'f"f‘mer A mean fellow ; a rafcal The feroples of Angiers flout you kings And ftand fecurely on their battlements Well pafs the bufinefs privately-and well " fellow a fta wretch y#* 4 Send for your daughter by your fervant here g as he calls a mea gednefs. "PCRIVENER. 7 /. [ feriwano, Latin. 271, One who draws contracs i roll from his itch, or a parch from his rag Atterbury ftarr . [/ [ fcrupule, French; feru Macduff, this noble pafiion Child of integrity, hath from my feu Wip'd the black feruples, reconcil'd my thought To your good truth Shakefpeare's Macketb Nothing did more fill forcign nations with admiration of his fucceflion, than the confent of al eftates of England for the receiving of the kin without the leaft fcruple, paufe, or queftion. Bac as thall be regifter'd take yon beauteous, myftick ling The Author of nature and the [criptures has exprefsly enjoined, that he who will not work fhal not eat Seed's Sermons all Athen in pronun ufua 1. Doubt difficultyy of determination perplexity : generall about minut things from efcronelle, French, a fcrofulous {wel , taking notice of feripture examples, that lie crof them /1/1/;{; Scrovire. #. /. [This word I remembe only in Shakefpeare : it {eems derive Scripture proof was never the talent of thef nen, and 'tis no wonder they are foiled. Atzerbury SCRUPLE wrappe name, whic to play in ou She e:/[)ulfl by a metathefi ciation ancient times deriv'd is the feroll of every man' Sawift Thefame, [ fuppofe, wit z / Jeurf And burn it like an ufelefs parchment fcro//s Prior 71 2 clear precept, or prohibition, for it South Forbear any difcourfe of other fpirits, till hi ; zeading the fcripture hiftory put him upon that enquiry Locke put upo th Yet, if he wills, may change or fpoil the whole but the Jeripture will give hi Why arefiripture maxim b ScrUFF Part good, part bad : of bad the longer feroll. Milt With this epiftolary /fcro/ Receive the partner of my inmoft foul Prior s like a villain with a fmiling cheek Shakefp There is not any aétion which a man ought t parchment fro Such foliow him Raleigh moft neceflary Huoker The devil can cite feripture for his purpofe _ An evil foul producing holy witnef 1 2 do, or to forbear give A Numidian prieft, bellowing out certain fuperftitious charms, caft divers fero/is of paper on cac fide the way, wherein he curfed and banned th Chriftians Kuolles e drew forth a fcroll of parchment, and delivered it to our foremaft man Bacen of the holy feripture, which we account a thin s by Skinner de interlude With us there is never any time beftowed i ... divine fervice, without the reading of a great par i W ¢/crouell is thought fit throug . Writing - . Sacred writing ; the Bible old record Her Atterbury [y Tug a t Than a few fcrubby trees before Shakefpeare 7./. [ feriptura, Latin. It is not only remembere but famous for the death an fro by Minfe The {cene a wood, produc'd no mor Gracing the fcro//, that tells of this war's lofs With flaughter coupled to the name of kings Creatures, the fcriptural ufe of that word deter RL P LURE Dif Some madein books, forne in long parchment ferolls That were all worm-eaten, and full of canker holes Spenfer We'll add a royal number to the dead tained 1n the Bible ; biblical i His chamber all was hang'd about w ith rolls according to the ferip mines it fometimes to men name I ma b obf rve tha o 1 L gaoler's lift of prifoners is ¢feron. writing wrapped up :2RI'PPAGE. n. fo [from ferip. Tha which is contained in a fcrip Dig SRI'PTORY. adj. [ fcriptorius, Latin. Written; not orally delivered. Swwifr "CRI'PTURAL. adj. [from feripture.] Con. up into a refembling form, has the {am Bills of exchange cannot pay our debts abroad till fcrips of paper can be made current coin. Locke 1 heralds : whenc Shakefpeare Ii 7./i [fuppofe rive fchedule ; a {fmall writing I gave it to a youth A kind of boy, a little fcrubbed boy No higher than thyfelf. Shak. Merchant of Venice The ferubbieff cur in all the pac Sawift f your back Can fet the maftifo Wifeman of Tuniours be corrupted from 7o/ an honourabl retreat5 though not with bag and baggage, ye with ferip and fcrippage Shakefpeare Uilgy He'd in requital ope his leathern fcrip And fhew me fimples of a thoufand names Telling their ftrange and vigorous faculties. Milton [from feriptio, Latin ScroLr A {fmall bag ; a fatchel A a ferofula _ Scrofulous perfons can never be duly nourifhed for fuch as have tumours in the parotides ofte bave them in the pancreas and mefentery Arbuthnot on Aliments Englith confumptions generally proceed from Jerofulous difpofition Arbutbnot What would become of the race of men in th next age, if we had nothing to tru®t to, befide th Jerofulous confumptive produétion furnithed by ou men of wit and pleafure Savift Lay forth, out of thine everlafting ferine The antique rolls which there lie hidden fill tfd. produce OCRO'FULOUS. adj. [from firofula. ealed with the {crofula Help then, O holy virgin Thy weaker novice to perform thy will R1P. 7. forry If matter in the milk difpofe to coagulation, i in which writings or curiofities are re» pofited which breaks ou in{ores, commonly called the king's evil A plac Lat. [ ferinium 7. f Ainfvorts 3, A worn-out broom ScrU'BBED. ) adj. [ ferubet,Dan.] Mean vile ; worthlels; dirty ScrUBBY A depravation of th humours of the body The fcrimers of their nation He fwore, had neither motion, guard, nor eye 1 If you oppos'd them Shakefpeare's Hamlet \RINE #. /. [from ferofa, Latin (@p \young female Jeribe SC 5 C Swift their childv thei baptized by fuc childre unt ferupler other m Grau /fer z;:z[azz;. 2. /- [fro ScrururLo'siTY 1. Doubt ; minute and nice doubtfulnefs Th on for the warne Jerupulofity did not mak fentenc unadvife wer free againf other t tak heed tha them rigorous in givin thei b that they di whic not becom fcandalous, by abufing their liberty and om t the offence o ir weak b which wer fcrupulous So careful, even their fabbath, th to prepare t prepare them fo 2. Fea thei of atin ver pre in an manner dernefs of confcience The firft {acrilege is locked on with ho / when they have made the breach, thei foon rgtires Decay of Piety SCRU'PULOUS |