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Show 'GR GR clean.sh data import.tsv out README And with his outfiretch'd arms around him grop'd Addifon O truth divine! enlighten'd by thy ray 'To fearch by feeling i 8. Thick ; fat Ho vigilant to grope men an thoughts - pick out fomewhat whereof they might complain Hayward They have left our endeavours to grope the out by twilight, and by darknefs almoft to difcove that, whofe exiftenc But Strephon, cautious, never mean GROSS. adj. [ gros, French; grofa, Italian 1, Thick ; bulky The crows and choughs, that wing the midway air Shew fcarce fo grafs as beetles. Shakefp. King Lear There are two grofs volumes concerning the powe Baker of popes 2, Shameful enormous unfeemly He ripely confidered how g7o/s a thing it wer for men of his quality with fuc a multitude wife and grave men to liv tenant at wil an to b Hooker under them They can fay that in dorine, in difcipline, i rayers, and in facraments, the churc Eath very foul and grofs corruptions of Rom Hooker So far hath the natural underftanding, even o - fundry whole nations, ' been darkened, that the have not difcerned, no, not g7o/s iniquity to be fin Hooker "Thete is-a vain and imprudent ufe of their eftates which, though it does not deftroy like gro/s fins yet diforders the heart; and fupports it in fenfualit Law and dulnefs 3. Intellettually coarfe;. palpable; impure unrefined To all fenfe ‘tis grof You love my fon : invention is afham'd Shakefp Shake/p Belial came laft,. than whom a fpirit more lew Fell not from heaven, or more grofs to lov Milton's Paradife Loft Is not religion fo perfe@ly good in itfelf, above all .in its Authour,, that,. without the gro/fe/? fenfuality we cannot but admire it Spratt It is a gro/s. miftake of fome men to think tha ourwant only and imperfections do naturally induc us to be beneficent Smalridge But fhe dares never boaft the prefent hour So grofs the cheat,. it is beyond her pow'r. Young 4. Inelegant; difproportionate in bulk The fun's opprefiive ray the rofeat bloo Of beauty blafting, gives the gloomy hue "And feature grofs Thomfon's Summer 5. Denfe no refined no That thou fhalt like an airy {piritgo. Shakefpeare The caufe of the epilepfy from the ftomach is th groffnefs of the vapours which rife and enter into th cells of the brain Bacorn Addifon's Freeholder The grofs of the people can have no other profpe€t in changes and revolutions than of public bleflings Addifon 2. Th bulk Then all this earthy groffzefs quit Attir'd with ftars we fhall for ever fit Triumphing over death the whole not divided int genera inducement ar rived to that gro//zefs requifite to refle¢t other colours Newton's Opticks. ufed to mak faleable your caufe in grofs Hooker There was an opinion 1n grofs, that the foul wa immortal Abbot There is confeflion, that is, the acknowledgin our fins to God; and this may be either general o particular Th genera For envy'd wit Wife men, attenuated .hot pure Itis manifeft, that when the eye ftandeth in th 3 Bacon's Natural Hiffory Of elements The groffer feeds the purer ; earth the fea Ear{h and the fea feed air. Milton's Paradife Lof? Light fumes are merry,. groffer fumes.are fad Both are the reafonable foul run mad. Dryden's Fab Or fuck the mifts in grofer air below Or dip their pinions in the painted bow 6. Stupid ; dull k Pope If fhe doth. then the fubtile fenfe excel OW grofs: are they that ‘drown her in her blood T‘;‘xnd.in clegr dream and folemn vifion Csl her of thm'gs that no grofi ear can hear Dawvies MM - Bome men give more light and knowledge by th 2 that be over-fa For fee the Saxon grofs begins to move Dryden Notwithftanding the decay and lofs of fundr trades and manufaures, yet, in the grofs, we fhi off now one third part more of the manufattures,. a alfo lead and tin, than we did twenty years paft. thre go te fo Afcharia or fou want of delicacy time -in.th though the into a receive Shakefpeare want 'tis free at leaf beauties it ma from the gro/fne/s of thofe faults,I mentioned. Dryd What a groffzefs is there in the mind of that man, who thinks to reach a lady's heart by woundin Clariffa her ears they come to him by the grofs Shake/p I cannot inftantly raife up the grof Shakefp Of full three theufand ducats You fee the united defign of many perfons tomak up one figure: after they have fepgrated themfelve in many petty divifions, they rejoin one by on Dryden into a grofs GroT. 7. fi [ grotte, French ;. grotta, Italian. A cave; acavern forcoolnefs and pleafure In the remoteft:wood and lonely groz Certain to meet that worft of evils, thought Awful fee the Egerian grot Prior Pope GRrOTE'SQUE. ad;. [grotefyue, French; grot 4+ 'The chief part; the main mafs Diftorted of figure ;. un tefeo, Ytalian. natural out of queftion, have likewife power an wildly formed I'he champaign hea Of a fteep wildernefs, whofe hairy fide Bacon The articulate founds are more confufed, thoug the grofs of the found be greater. Bacon's Nat. Hifl Wit thicket overgrown grotefgue and wild Milton's Paradife Loff Accefs deny'd There is yet a lower fort of poctry and painting [Grofe which is out of nature ; for a farce is that in poetr It is made up only of that fimple idea of an unit repeated; and repetitions of this kind, joined together, make thofe diftinét fimple modes of a' dozen cke a grofs, and a million which grotefzu a&ions of a farc is in a piGture the perfons an are all unnatural an the man ners falfe, that is, inconfifting with: the charaers o mankind: grozefgue painting is the juft refemblanc Dryden of this An hideous figure of their foes they drew Gro'ssLy. adv. [from grofs. 1. Bulkily; in bulky parts; coarfely: as Nor lines nor looks, nor fhades, nor colours true, And this grozefyue defign expos'd . to publick view Dryden. Palladian walls, Venetian doors, Grotefeo roofs, and frucco floors Iy ; palpably fecing a noble fort of poetry fo happily reffored b flefhy drove the gro/fnefs of the fopper belief that they were fairies Whateve 3. Not individual; but a body together What! are we cuckolds ere we have defery'd it -Speak not fo gt‘a_./:)'{y. Shakefp. Merch. of Fenice ‘What{ have faid has beenj forced from me, b Pope were not fairies; and yet the guiltinefs of my min Child on Trade Such kind of ceremonigs as have been fo grofil and {hamefully abufed in the church of Rome, wher Hooker they remain, are fcandalous Treafon and murder ever kept together As two yoke devils fworn to others purpofe Working fo grofs/y in a natural caufe "That admiration did not whoop at them. Shakefp And thine eye See it fo gro/s/y fhown in thy behaviour Shakefpeare That in their kind they fpeak it an Want of refinement intelleétual coarfenefs I wa this matter.is grofsly pulverized finer medium, and the obje&t is in the groffer 2. Without fubtilty ; without art; withthings fhew greater; but contrariwife, when the ey 3s placed in the groffer medium, and the obje in out delicacy ; without refinement; coarfethe finer was know groffnefs that is in them You 4re a'general: other wars require you 5. The number of twelve dozen French. eclips'd journ abroad at the temperate diet of fome foberman; and (fo, by little and. little,. eat- away the fon effe¢t over the gro/s and mafs of things So 2. Inelegant fatnefs; unwieldy corpulence in grofs that we are finful; the particular, whe we mention the feveral forts and acts of our fins Duty of Man Comets lik Th' oppofing body's grof/nefs, not its own. is, when we only confef Remember Milton This being the firft colour which vapours begi to reflect, it ought to be the colour of the fineft an moft tranfparent fkies, in which vapours are not ar its feveral parts Certai not philofo And I will purge that mortal gro//zefs fo He hath ribbons of all the colours 1' th' rainbow Againft the proclamation of thy paffion To fay thou do'ft not Examples grofs as earth exhortme Vice for itfelf if with caution leifurely we paft fon craffus, Lat to fpea The purpofe is perfpicuous even as fubftance Whofe groffirefs little charalters fum up Shake/p Dryden Several cafuifts are of opinion, that, in a battle you fhould difcharge upon the grofs of the enemy without levelling your piece at any particular per {earches in the dark be underftoo GRro'ssNEss. z. /. [from grofs. 1. Coarfenefs; not fubtilty; thicknefs fpiflitude; denfity; greatnefs of parts Their numerous g7¢/s might charge us one by one tha On Groleer. 7z /. [from grope. Or Swift The bottom of the pan to grope bulky The Belgians hop'd, that with diforder'd haft The deep-cut keels upon the fands mightrun I woul with co phically and properly, but gre/ily, and according t fuch conceptions as vulgar people would be apt t frame Newton's Opticks While it is fo difficult to learn the fprings an motives of fome facts, it is no wonder they fhoul be fo grofs/y mifreprefented to the publick by curious inquifitive heads Sawift Gross. #. /. [from the adjective. 1. The main body; the main force Brown is evidenced by light lours _ His ftature was of juft height and all proportionat dimenfions, avoiding the extremes of gro/s an meager Fell. t Dryden If I {peak of light and rays as endue Fine and delicate feulptures are helped with nearnefs, and grofs with diftance. HWotton's Architect " the dark ; to feel without being able t Senilec reft 7. Coatfe; rough; oppofite to delicate ope and guefs no more, but {fee my way Arbuthnat ter q) GroPE. v« one man, and fo grofsly copied by almoft all th bare ftating of the queftion with perfpicuity an juftnefs, than others by talking of it in gro/s confufion for whole hours together Watts " He heard us in our courfe GR FPope Gro'rro #. f. [grotte; ¥rench ;. groita, Ttalian.] A cavern or cave made for coolnefs It is not ufed properly of a dar horrid cavern Their carelefs chiefs to the cool groiio's run The bow'rs of kings,. to fhade them from the fun This was found at th Peak entr of th Dyryden. grotzo in th Weoodward GROVE. 7..[. [from grave. A walk covered by trees meeting above I look'd toward Birnam The wood began to move and anon methough WithinH |