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Show GE advan ages, and opportunities could afford it, is 'tha great internal judge, whofe abfolution is a rationa an H fureground of confidence ‘how infenfibly go a facility withou South perceivin and thatis attributed wholly to nature whic .was thuch mote'the effect of ufe and pra&ice. Locke -, The man who lives upon alms, gezs him his fet o admirers, and delights in fuperiority Addifon Sphinx was a monfter that would ea Whitever fteanger (he could get Unlels his rezdy wit difclos'd The fubtle riddle fhe propos'd. Ad"fl'fan‘.x Whig Ex ‘This praQice is to'be ufed at firft, in order to ge :a fixed habit of attention, and in fome cafes only Watts The word get ‘is varioufly ufed: we fay to ge money, to gez in, to get off, to gerready, to get ftomach and to'ger a cold 2. To force Suc Waits to feize lofels and feattelings cannot eafily, b conflable, or other ordinary officer be gotten ‘they age challenged for -any fuch fac ‘The king fecing this, ftarted from wher Outfrom his trembling-hand his wedpon gat All things, but one, you can reftore The hca,gt you get returns no more an whe Spenfer he fat Daniel Waller 3. To win by conteft Heory the fixth hath Tof All that which Henry the fifth had gottesn He gar his people great hounour, and h tbattles, protecting the hott with his fword Shak mad 1 Mac. iii. 3 To get the day of them of his own nation, woul ‘be a moft unhappy day for him 2 Mac.v. 6 4 . ‘Auria held that courfe to have drawn the gallie swithin his great thips, who thundering amongit the with their great ordnance, might have opened a wa ‘unto his gallies to have" gotten aviGkory. Kuolles T hav poffeflion of t have Thi fenfe is commonly in the compound preiterite Then forcing thee, by fire he made thee bright ‘Nay, thou haft goz the face of man Herbert 5. 'T'o beget upon a female Thefe boys are boys of ice; they'll none of her dure they are baftards to the Englifh, the Frenc neyer got them Shakefpeare Women with ftudy'd arts they vex Ve gods deftroy that impious fex And if there muft be fome t'invol Your pow'rs, and make your altars finoke ‘Come down yourfelves, and, in their place et a more jult and nobler race Waller Children they goz on their femalecaptives. Locke If yow'll take *em as their fathers got 'em fo an 10. To leatn H This defeét he frequently lamented, it heing harde with him to get one fermo by heart than to pe ell twenty Get by heart the more commo out of foime judicious vocabulary and ufeful word Watts 11. ‘o procure to be itthu may ‘ge howw the I fhal informed South and afterwards preferve and keep it fo 12 To put into any ftate Natur tree taugh the they go whic to make certain veflels of wit no down cutting Abbat with fire Take no repulfe bu whatever fhe doth fay Fory.get you gone, fhe doth not mean away. Shake/p He who attempts to gez another man into his abfolute power, does thereby put himfelf into a ftat Locke. of war with him Before your ewes bring forth, they may be prett well kept, to ger them a little into heart. Aertimer Helim, who was taken up in embalming th bodies, vifited the place very frequently: his greatef perplexity was how to ger the lovers out of it, th Guardian gates being watched 13. To prevail on; to induce Though the king could not gez him to engage in his chie Spectator to hook 'To draw 14 howeve ‘made hi h life of bufinefs companion With much communication will he tempt thee and fmiling upon thee get out thy fecrets. Ecelefuxiii B th of his grandfo marriag Ferdinan Addifon Hungary After having got out of you every thing you ca 15 to trefpafs 1 fcor To betake F?um‘a'ian to remove implying haft or danger Get you to bed on th' inttant; I will be return' Shakefpeare's Othello forthwith Arife, get thee out from this land. Gez. xxxi. 13 Left they join alfo unto ourenemies, and figh againft us, and fo gez them up outof the land Exodus 1. 10 He with all fpeed gor himfelf with his follower Knolles's Hiflory to the ftrong town of Mega 16. 'To remove by force or art Knol/es She was quickly goz off the land again The roving fumes of quickfilver, in evaporating would oftentimes faften upon the gold in fuch plerity as would put him to much trouble to ger them of Bayle from his rings When mercury is got by the help of the fire ou of a metal, or othe mineral body, we may {uppof this quickfilver to have been a perfet body of it Boyle own kind A father their own hands have planted right to get a child Prior Let ey'ry married man, that's grave and wife Take a tartuff of known ability Who fhall fo fettle lafting reformation Firft ges a fon, then give him education The god ofeday, defcending from above Mixt wit Dorfet Granville. Though creditors will lofe one fifth of their prin «cipal an come ufe, and landlords one fifth of their in yet the débtors and tenants will not get it HI 7. To gain a fuperiority or advantage If they get.ground and 'vantage of the king Then join you with them likea rib of fteel 8. To earn to gain by labour Locke receiv a a pric o taken too deep root to be eafily extirpated 17. To put now hav Locke 18. 7o GeT of. To fell or difpofe of b fome expedient Wood, to ger his halfpence off; offered an hundre pounds in his coin for feventy in filver To0 GET v Shak reward Any tax laid on foreign commodities in England raifes their price, and makes the importer get mor for them; buta tax laid on your home-made comanodities leflens their price Locke Saift 7 1. To arrive at any ftate or pofture by degrees wit fom or difficulty kin of labour, effort ufed either of perfons o Phalantus was entrapped, and faw round abou Sidney him, but could not get out You knew he walk'd o'er perils, on an edg More likely to fallin than to ger o'er. Shak. H 1V The ftranger (hall gez up above thee very high and thou fhalt come down very low. Dexz. xxviii. 43 Th hardl She plays with his rage, and gezs above his anger Denham. The latitant airhad got away in bubbles. = Boy/e There are few bodies whofe minute parts ftick f clofe 'together, but that it is poffible to meet wit fome other body whofe {fmall parts may gez between and fodisjoin them Boy¥e " There was but an infenfible diminution of th liquor upon the recefs of whatever it was that go through the cork Boyle Although, the univerfe, and every part thereof, ar objects full of excellency, yet the multiplicity thereo is fo various, that the underflanding falls under kind of defpondency Offit'[ll'"g through fo great tafk If there fhould be an Hale's Origin of Mankird lea at the bottom of. veflel, yet very little water would get in, becaufe n air could get out Wilkins O heav'n, in what a lab'rinth am I led I could get out, but fhe detains the thread So have I feen fome fearful har Dpyden maintai A courfe, 'till tir'd before the dog fhe lay Who, ftretch'd behind her, pants upon the plaif Paft pow'r to kill, asfhe to ges away Diryden The more oily and light part of ‘this mafs woul the other and {fwim upon it Burnet Having go through the foregoing paflage, let u go on to his next argument Lacke. The removing of the pains we feel is the gettin out of mifery, and confequently the firft thing to b done, in order to happinefs, abfent good Zocke If, having got into the fenfe of the epifties, w will but compare what he fays, in the places wher he treats of the fame fubjet, we can hardly be miftaken inhis fenfe Locke I got up as faft as poffible, girt on my rapier, an fnatched up my hat, when my landlady came up t e Tatler Bucephalus would let no body ger upon him bu Alexander the Great Addifor on Italy Imprifon'd fires, in the clofe dungeons pent Roar to get loofe, and ftruggle for a vent Eating their way, and undermining all *Till with a mighty burft whole mountains fall Addifon Alma now, indiff'rent ages Whe Has finifh'd her:afcending ftages Into the head at length fhe gezs And there in publick grandeur fits To judge of things I refolved to break throug Prior all meafure to ge away Savift to come by accident 2. To fall Tw them or three men of the town are go amon Tatler 3. To find the way; to infinuate itfelf When an egg is made hard-by boiling, fince ther things Having no mines, nor any other way of getting o keping of riches but by trade, fo much of our trad as is loft, fo much of our.riches muft neceflarily g0 with it Locke If it be fo much pains to count the money 1 woul {pend, what labour did it ceft my anceftors to get it Lacke T and whic Get on thy boots; we'll ride all night. ~ Shake/p the day, and gos the queen of Jove ©. To gain as profit They would be glad to get out thofe weeds whic an efCaPEdKolles He would be at their backs before they could ge out of Armenia Knolles's Hiftory of the Turks h got into his family the kingdoms of Bohemia an fpare got away unto the Chriftians get abov ‘well; if not, you muft fray *till they ger a better generation Dryden Has no man, but who has kill' CE GE fox bragge wha a numbe of fhifts an devices he had to ger from the hounds, and the ca faid he'had but one, which was to climb a tree Bacon "Thofe that are very cold, and efpecially in thei feet, cannot get to fleep. Bacon's Natural Hiftory I utterly condemn the practice of the latter times that fome who are pricked for fheriffs, and were fit thould get out of the bill, Bacon's Advice to Villiers is nothin that appears to gez in at th fhell, unlef fome little particles of the water, it is not eafy t difcover from whence elfe this change proceeds tho from a change made in the texture of the parts. Boy/e He raves his words are loof As heaps of fands, and fcattering wide from fenfe So high he's mounted in his airy hopes Thatnow the wind is goz into his head And turns his brains te frenzy. Dryd. Span. Fryar A child runs to overtak and gez u to the to of his fhadow,-which @till advances at the fame rat Laocke that he does Should drefling, feafting, and balls once gez among th Cantons, - thei militar roughnef quickly loft woul b Addifon The fluids whic furround bodies upo the fur face of the globe, gez in between the furface. of bo dies, when they are at any diftance 4. To move Cheyne to remove Get home with thy fewel make ready to fet Tuffer The fooner, and eafier carriage to get 5. 'To have recourfe to The Turks made great hafte through the midft o the town ditch their fellows totgez up int th bulwar to hel Knolles's Hiftory Lying is fo cheap a cover for any mifcarriagii a |