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Show FO m i M ¥ O isagreat pity that {o good an opportunity wasy myx%t;:l, .§n&'fophayppy an occafion forc/lacked, tha grounds and fruitful paftures, privilege fure 3:0."1% "deldy ;. to: hinder ;. to. impede ;' t perambulating pear uf by fo muc cence ; - after- which he appoints ordinances, laws, and officers for the prefer fpeed to affail them Bacon's Hen. VII Jin_the hand Qurgdod purpofes foreflowed -are become our torBifbo mentors upon our death-bed Hall 5 - That rule:their boats and ufe their nets aright That neither wind, nor time, nor tidcforz]/{fgc Their boats are loft;..while we may {it and moa That few-were fuch, and now thefe feware none P. Fletch Th To be dilatory; t Shak Foreflow no longer, make we hence amain Shakefp. Ant. and Cleop Yoresee!'Nr adji [ fire and foont. 1. Waf ; -tir edd'; fpent You fhall find his vanities forefpent Shak Weimuit-exteou nd notice, Forzspu/rrER, 2./ [ fore and fpur. that rides-before. A day in April never came o fweet, ,. J Italian: By many tribulations we enter into the kingdo of beaven, becaufe; in a foref? of many wolves, {hee fannot chufe; but feed in continual danger o life Hooker Macb‘cth fhall never vanquifh'd be, unti steat Birnham-wood to Dunfinane' high hil lShall come againft him ,‘"\That‘will never be ther'; to bu raife ‘the price of+v 3,0 mmocr-thades, as in forefts How the firft foreft xais'd" i,Ls flmd{hcfii Buacon Rofeom 2 [In law, 1 A certain tecritory of wood 2.. To foretoken ; to forethow. To ForeTsLLsw ForeTr'LLER. 2. /0 [from' foretell. diéter; forefhewer Other are - propofed not"that the foratol . fhould be known ;. but: that the accomplifhmen ¢ expounds"the ‘ma -Pre everit tha evince, that the foreteller o ‘ them was able to forefee thee Boyle on Colours 7o ForeTRI'NK. @, a. [ fore-and shink. 1. ‘To anticipate'in the mind; to have prea {cience of The foul of every man Prophetically does forerhizi thy fall Shake[peare I dopray to thee Thou virtuous Dauphin, alter not the doo t Foyethought by heav'n S,'fz.:f':g':,b(ure{v King Fobn Adam could not:be ignorant of the punifhment due to negle€k and-difobedience; and telt, -by th 7 /. [from foreffall. anticipate th market .on ht, or could imagine Raleigh T'riday, the fatalday.! when next it came Her foul forethangh Shak game On tha 7o ForRETHI'NK. @. 7. To contrive before by this means, this new fort of ingroffers or fore JSiaklers having the feeding ‘and {upplying this numerous body of workmen, fet the price upon th ForEesTBO'RN, 4d). [ foreff and dorn. in a wild Locke Bor 2 ryd Jit Blefled be that Godwhich ~hath given you a heart to farethink this, and a will to honour him wit his own Bifhop Hall Commodities, good or bad, the workman muf take at his mafter's rate, or fic till and ftarve; whilft landholder the fiend would change hi 2. To contrive antecedently purchafes before others to raife the price poo 2.4 To utter prophecy deprive: by fomething prior: with | proof thereofy in himfelf another terror than he ha Not in ufe, Jerethou HorESTALLER i T Pope All the prophets from: Samuel, and "thof tha follow: after, have Likewife foretold of thefe days Acks,y iii. 4 if knight thou be Ma This night fore/fa// him of the coming day tha Dryden Heaven feal'd my words, and you thofe deeds behold Abandon this forflalled place at erft For fear of further harm, I counfel thee. Fairy K 4+ T Milton. Mercia's king his murder did foretel] as afterit befell When great Ulyfies fought the Phrygian fhores Deeds then undone my faithful tongue foretold or preven before:another in.orde He bold fpake, Sir knight Who Canimprefs the foref? bid the tre Unfix his earth-bound root. Shakefpeare' Macheth There be airs which the phyfician advife thei Ej:::ents.to,remov unto, which commonly ar plai ca?‘lpf_"'g:_li'lfcl":i gbr'afi?}f,dand not ovex‘grownf wit From point to-point 3. -To {eize or gain pofleflion of before.ano [ faref, French ; farg/izzi I A wild uncpltivated trat of grou d interfperfed with wood Warn'd'in a dréam L To be foreffall'd Milton's Paradife Loft I will not foreffall-your judgment of the reft Pope To how how coftly Summer was at hand,' As this Sforefpurrer comes before his lord.. Shakefp FO'REST Long had foretold Of mifery, fo thinking to evad clean.sh data import.tsv out README The penalty pronoune'd, doubt not but God Hath wifelier arm'd his vengeful ire, than f South I found The new-created world, which fame in heave Ere you with grief had {poke S[uzhj"pc.n‘t' If thou covet death, as utmoft en On and the earneft of eternity What art thou, whofe heavy looks foretel] Some dreadful ftory hanging on thy tongue 2 Shak I had foreffalld this dear and deep rebake, Shakefpeare it is the foretafte o Joretold ¥ [ fore and zell: L. 'To predi&t ; to prophefy Or pardon'd being down Shakefpeare's Hamlet But for my tears We muft receive him According to the honour of his fender 3 And towards himfelf, his goodnefs Sforefpent on us to injury neither liable t To ForeTs'ts: @, . preter. and part. pafl To be foreftalled ere we come to fall Shake[p 3+ Beftowed before heaven What's in prayer, but this twofold forc Were but the outfide of the Roman Brutus call as properly hi as his foul and his confcience accident, nor expofe ¢ And though good luck prolonged hath thy date Yet death then would the like mithap foreftall Fairy Queen Faiyy Q Covering difcretion with a coat of folly is th [ronerrcallan, Sax. tion. [Fore and fpent. ow Miltor Anticipation of A pleafure that a man ma lefs incident t z. 'To hinder by preoccupation Profan'd firft by the ferpent, by him firf Made common,-and unhallow'd; ere our taite Fo'reraste. 7 / And give men turns of fpeech ; do not foreftal By lavifhnefs thine own and others wit As if thou mad'ft thy will Herbert What need a man _foreffall his date of grief And run to meet what he would moft avoid M Thou haft forefpoke my. being in thefe wats After him came fpurring hard Agentleman, almoft fore/pent with fpeed If thou be mafter-gunner, fpend not al That thou can'ft fpeak at once ; but hufband-it Camden's Remains Is'not enough thy evil life forefpent 2 v, a prefcienc Perhaps the fa Is not fo heinous now, Soretafted fruit 1. To anticipate; to take up beforehand 2: To forbid. . [From for and Jpeat. 2. Forepafled 5 patt.. of a. fore which is' n To ForEsTALL Old Godfrey of- Winchefter,thinketh no ominou And fay'fE it is not fit. - the king, wh Cowel Jorefpeaking to lie in names of 2. - To tafte before another it than the.court of pyepowders to a fair ToForESPE AR, . 2. [ fore and fpeak.] 1. To prediét; to forefay; to forethow; t foretell... chief propert fwainmote This may plant courage in their quailing breafts Foryet is hope of life and victory 1. T'o have antepaft of; to hav officers -for ‘preferving the vert and venifon, as the juttices of the faref?, the warde or. keeper, the verders, the forefters agiftors, regarders, bailiffs, and beedles Some fuch have been: .but, ah | by tempefts fpit like a couple of forefwat mel 7o Forera'sTr. v. a. [ fore and tofe. hath power to grant commifiion toa juftic in eyre. for the foref ;. the courts; th Chteres, how many fithers do you-kno % ForesLo'w.. w..z, loiter. of any bu Mopfa ters, were getting the pure filver of their bodies ou of the.ore of their garments Sidnc becomes a foreff by matter of record. The properties of ‘a forg# are thefe: Joreft, as it is ftrily "taken, cannot: b :e bee ha a ‘patch with them, that it might appet , wifd>m in chufin bu o coldnefs in foreflowuin his time, refolved. wit Mifo an vation of the vert and. venifon; and thi to dif the foone the plac 2. An inhabitant of the wild country turned into Chancery, proclamation . is ' Fo'RESW AT adj. [from for and fawar made, - that' none fhall hunt any wild FO/RESWART. from fweat.] Spent wit beafts within that preciné, without liheat « =+ When the rebels were on Blackheath, the kin Knowing well that it ftood him upon, by -.l'xow.m'uc o themore hie had hitherto protracted the time in no encountering them and boundin of the foreft Forefler, my friend, where is the buth That we may ftand and play the murtherer in ~-Here by, upon the edge of yonder coppice. Shak that he has-a mind to afforeft : which re grace triumphant in her train ever ine ggrel%mnd'?"i;xgg:Ncreids,}t)hough'they rais'd no f'corm Toreflons'd her paflage to :n'chold-hcr form.. Dryden in Jor. 1. An office manner of making forefls i diretted to certain perfons, for viewing oNo ftream, no wood, no mountain could fi)::{[{o Fairfax Their hafty pace Now the.illuftrious nymph return'd agsen Th Shakefp. As you like it Fo'restER. 2. /i [ foreftier, French ; fro " this ¢ the king fends out his commiflion 2. To negled; to omit Of defperate ftudies and warren, to reft and abide in, in th . fafe- protection of the king for his plea 7 FoxesLo'w. w. @ [ fore and flow © obftruct This boy is foreftborn And hath been tutor'd in the rudiment for wild beafts, and fowls of forefts, chafe have been the eternal good of the land Spenfer's State of Ireland . mich B FO hand W'hat'.s my frenzy will be call'd my crim What then is thine > Thou cool deliberat villain Thou wife, forerhis irng, weighing politicia Srith Forzrmo'venT, # / : [from Sarethink, 1v Prefcience |