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Show e e e ni P E A EA Since the cuftom of eafinefi to alter and chang "faws is fo evil, no doubt but to bea \ a tolerabl ed re ou ge da o tu ve t th te be fore i Hooker Give to him, and he fhall but laugh at your ea/ihave done,wloo fave his life, but, when yo efs South to your own The fafeft way to fecure honefty, is to lay th foundations of it early in liberality, and an eq/ize/ to part with to others whatever they have or lik Locke themfelves 3. Freedom from conftraint ; not effort ; no formality With painful care, but feeming ea/inefs For truth fhines brighteft through the plaineft drefs Rofeommon freedom fro tranquillity ; eafe ay afleep EAST. 7. /. [eoyz, Saxon; hess, Erfe. g. The quarter where the fun rifes: oppofite to the W/2 They counting forwards towards the Eqf, di allow 180 degrees to the Portugals eaftward. Zbbot 2. The regions in the eaftern parts of th world 1 would not be the villain that thou thinkef For the whole fpace that's in the tyrant's grafp Shakefp. Macbeth And the rich Ez/# to boot The gorgeous £af?, with richeft hand Pours on her kings barbarick, pearland gold Mi/s EalsTer. 7. [ [eayzne, Saxon; ooffer Dutch.] The day on which the Chriftia church commemorates our Saviour's refurreGion Didft thou not fall out with a taylor for wearin Jis new doublet before Egffer Shakefp. Romeo and TFuliet Vi&or's unbrother-like heat towards the Eafter churches, in the controverfy about Zaffer, foment Decay of Piety ed that difference into a fchifm Ea'sTERLING. 7. /. [from Eaft. 1, A native of fome country eaftward t another - He oft in battle vanquithe "Thofe fpoilful, rich, and f{warming Eaflerlings Spenfer 2. A fpecies of waterfowl Ea'sTErRLY. adj. [from Egf. 1. Coming from the parts toward the Eaft When the eafferly winds or breeze by fome high mountains from the vallies, whereb the air, wanting motion, doth become exceedin Raleigh 2. Lying towards the Eaft Thefe give us a view of the moft ez/fer/y, fouther1y, and wefterly parts of England Graunt's Bills of Mortality 3. Looking towards the Eaft h chufe clear, light fmell, drawn from fprings wit tion withou tafte o an eafferly expofiArbuthnot 8. Dwelling or found in the Eaft ; oriental Like éaffern kings a lazy fate they keep. Pope Faftern tyrants from the light of heave : Secluc}e their bofom {laves Thomfon 2. Lying or being towards the Eaft The eafiern end of the ifle rifes up in precipices Addifon 3. Going towards the Eaft A fhip at fea has no certain method in either he ¢affern or weftern voyages, or even in her lefs di fant failing from the coafts, ‘to know her longitude hovy much (h is gone eaftward or weftward a can eafily be known in any clear day or night ho "much he is gone northward or fouthward, Addifor .4 Looking towards the Eaft Th'angellcaugh performs its motion fwifte The moon, whic than the fun, gets eaffward out of his rays, an appears whe What fhal Eafiward, a From op'nin which does cither infenfibly wafte and confume it Brown's Vulg. Err the fun is fet we do, or where direct our flight far as I could caft my fight heav'ns, I faw defcending light Dryden Th thoug is a work yet witha ez/p ver « Hooker weighty, and of great refpect How much is it in every one's powet to mak refolutions to himfelf, fuch as he may keep, is ea/ of the {kin in their tendency to cover the wound B' a brave kaight errant of the poft That eats, perfidioufly Addifon on 1taly minds, refufe often t employment Keep your thought per wherein the\min informations A marriage of lov Hudibras To EAT or thei enter upon publick charges o Tenmple eq/y and free, the only temis capable of receiving ne Locke is pleafant, a marriage of in tereft ea/y, and a marriage where both mect happy Addifon's Spectator are eafy in their circumftances, the When me are naturally enemies to innovations. Addi/. F'reeh A man fhould direct all his ftudies and endeavour at making himfelf ez/y now, and happy hereafter Addifon's Spectator We plainly feel whether at this inftant we ar Smalridge eafy or unealy, happy or miferable 4. Free from pain That difmal world, if any clime perhap Might yield them ez/fier habitation Milton Pleafure has been the bus'nefs of my life And every change of fortune eafy to me Becaufe I ftill was eafy to myfelf Dryden unrefifting; credulous Eafy and good, and bounteous to my wifhes Addifon's Cato not unwilling Pity and he are one So merciful a king did never live Loth to revenge, and ea/y to forgive Dryden 7. Free from want ot more be allowe each of the fuch Swift rent as would make them ea/y not {tiff Thofe move eafie/t that have learn'd to dance Pope Praife the ea/y vigour of a line Where Denham's firength, and Waller's fweetnef join Pope 70 EAT eat @. a. preterite ate, or eat; part Or eaten [eTan Saxon #tan Go fhall ea th _refcaped from the hail which groweth refidu an i every tre Exod. x. Other ftates cannot be accufed for not ftaying fo the firft blow, or for not accepting Polyphemus' courtefy, tobe the laft that fhall be eazen up Bacon's Way with Spain Even wormwood, eat with bread, will not bite becaufe it is mixed with a great quantity of fpittle Arbuthnat on Aliments 2. To confume to corrode 2, Sant 1%. 13 And when the feribes and pharifees faw him ea with publicans and finners, they faid unto his difciples, How is it that he eareth with publicans an Matt, ii, 16 finners . To take food He that will not eaz till he has a demonftratio that it will nourifh him, he that will not ftir 'til he infallibly knows the bufinefs he goes about wil fucceed have little elf wil t do but fit ftill an Locke. perifh 3. To be maintained in food The righteous eateth to the fatisfying of his foul but the belly of the wicked fhall want. Prov.xiil. 25 to my indulgent ftars thank But 1 eaz Prior. Since I have found.the fecret to be great The plague of fin has even altered his nature, an South eaterz into his very effentials A prince's court eats too much into the incom Addifon's, Italy Ea'taBLE eaten Ea'raBLE adj. [fromeat. z / 'That may b Any thing that may b eaten If you all forts of perfons would engage Suit well your eatables to ev'ry age King's Art of Cookery Ea'Ter. 2. /. [from eat. 1. One that eats any thing The Caribees and the-Cannibals, almoft 2ll, are eaters of man's fleth Abbor's Deferip. of the World A knave, arafcal, an eater of broken meats. Shak If the tatte of this fruit maketh the earers like gods, why remaineft thou a beaft A Brown's Vulgar Errours if the lotus grew only here the virtue o whofe fruit is to caufe in the earers an oblivion o all other foils Howel. 2. A corrofive EATH adj [ead, Saxon. An old word Eafy not Where eafe abounds of that whic fhall ea He did eaz continually at the king's table difficult thick; eich, Erfe. 1. To devour with the mouth Locuft to take meals; to feed of a poor ftate And hug him into {nares Milton With fuch deceits he gain'd their es/y hearts "Too prone to credit his perfidious arts. Dryden's Zin They fhoul To go to meals 4. To make way by corrofion Baited with reafons not unplaufible Win me into the ea/y hearted man 6. Ready 1 w. 7 Thou art paft the tyrant's ftroke Shakefp. Cymb Care no more to cloath and eat Bold adventure to difcover wid 5. Complying his word And fwears his ears through a two inch board unmoleft in their conditions 1 They cannot hold, but burft out thofe words which aftezrwards they are forced to eaf Hakewill on Providence Credit were not to be lof The whole ifland was probably cut into fevera eafy afcents, and planted with varicty of palaces eaf Thi 3. To {wallow back; to retratt only ufed of a man's word 2. Not caufing difficulty Thofe that ar Surgerys Sharp' ocke 3. Quiet; at reft; not harafed ed; fecure; not anxious Miltorn the furfac even, cither by prefiure or eating medicines, tha the eminence of the fleth may not refift the fibre fervice of God, in the folemn aflembly o faints Zillotfurt or eat out the heart and comfort of it Eating cares Lydian airs There arifes a neceflity of keepin Ea'sy. adj. [from eafe. 8. Not conftrained Ea'sterN. adj. [from Eqf. o Preferving?life in med'cine potable But thou, moft"fine; :moft honour'd, moft renow'd Shakéfp. Henry 1V Has eat thy bearer up." They entail a fecret curfe upon" their eftdtes, The kindeft father I have ever found him are kept of unhealthful Thaqu beft of gold art worft of gold " 6fhers,l,cfs fine in carrat is more precious To Ea'stwaRD. adv. [Eafl, and toward., wards the Eaft for every one to try I think the reafon I have affigned hath a grea intereft in that reft and eafine/s we enjoy whe Wate Out ling'ring patents, and to th' ea/ferr gate Milton Led them direct 1. Not difficult Abftrufe and myftick thoughts you muft expref 4. Reft ain e it's st/ to do amifs.- Fair Queen What works not beauty, man's relenting m%l Is eath to move with plaints and fhews of woe The way was ftrait and eath EaTH adv. [from the adje@ive. Faitfax Fairfax Eafily An old word ‘Who hath the world not try'd From the right way full eath may wander wide fubb, Tale Ea'rinenovuse, #./. [eate and bonfe. houf |