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Show CAA Well, fiweet Jack, kawve a care of thyfelf. Shak Th take foolith "virgins ha no care for further fupply, after the oil, which was at firft pu into their lamps, was fpent, as the wife had done Tillotfon Begone! the prieft expeéts you at the altar. But tyrant, bawve a care I come not thither A. Philips 3. Regard ; charge; heed in order t protection and prefervation If we believe that there is 2 God, that take care of us, and we be careful to pleafe him, thi cannot but be a mighty comfort to us Tillotfon 4. It is a loofe and vague word, implyin attention or inclination, in any degre more or-lefs : It is commonly ufed i the phrafe, ¢0 take care You come in fuch a time As if propitious fortune taok 4 car To:fwell my tide of joys to their full height D?:yddfl We take care to flatter ourfelves with imaginar feenes and profpects of future happinefs. Arterbury . Th objett of care, of caution, or o love O my poor kingdom, fick with civil blows When that my care could not withhold thy riots ‘What wilt thou do when riot is thy care @ Shak Flufh'd were his cheeks, and glowing were hi eyes Is fhe thy care 2 is fhe thy care2 he cries. Dryd Your fafety, more than mine, was then my care Left, of the guide bereft, the rudder loft Your thip thould run againft the rocky coaft Dryden The wily fox Who lately filch'd the turkey's callow care Gay's Trivid None taught the trees a nobler race to bear, Or more improv'd the vegetable care Pope %o CARE. w. 7. [from the noun. 1. To be anxious or {olicitous ; to be i concern about any thing She cared not what pain fhe put her body to fince the better part, her mind, was laid under sauch agony Sidney As the Germans, both in language and manners differed from the Hungarians, fo were they alway at variance with them ; and therefore much care not, though they were by him fubdued Krnolles's Hiftory of the Turks ‘Well, on my terms thou wilt not be my heir If thou car'f# little, lefs fhall be my care. Dryden 2. To be inclined ; to be difpofed : wit Jfor before nouns or #o before verbs Or the new fea explore t i t o t f r s a l calk, ftop u r b a C other fide w. # 7, Care'EN Waller . F e e r a [ / n C a race 1s run 1. The ground on whic the length of a courfe What rein can hold licentious wickednefs When down the hill he holds his fierce career Shakc[peare lets of th brain aw Th to : with for You doat on her that cares not for your loye Shakefpeare There was an ape that had twins§ the doate upon.ofe of them, and did not much care So v other L'Eftrange Where few are rich, fe many are {0, many defre it care JSo it wher Temple Ca'RECRAZED. adj. [from carcand craze. Broken with care and folicitude Thefe both put off, a poor petitioner A carecraz'd mother of a many children. Shakefp CArREEN carina guage. Lat @. a [cariner, Fr. fro ter 4 the fea lan To lay a veflel on one fide, t The ignorance or carelefnefs of the fervants qu 1. Anxiou I who at fome times fpend, at others fpare Pope Divided between carelefnefs and care Ca'RELESS. adj. [fromcare. 1. Having no care ; feeling no folicitude unconcerned ; negligent ; inattentive heedlefs ; regardlefs ; thought!efs 5 negle@ful ; unheeding ; unthinking ;-un mindful : with of or about Doe Knowing that if the worft befal them, they fhal lofe nothing but themfelves; avberesf they fee Spenfer 5 very carclefs Nor lofe the good advantage of his grace, By feeming cold, or carekfs of his wills Shakefp A woman, the more curious fhe is about he ; folicitous ; full of concern The piteous maiden throw ou cries Martha, tho many things careful, comfortlefs thrillin an fhrick art careful face fhriekin Lukey Xo 41 Welcome, thou pleafing flumber Awhile embrace me in thy leaden arms And charm my careful thoughts. Denban's Sophy to perturbations Rz«)' expofed t troubles ; full of anxiety ; full of folicitude By him that rais'd me to this carsfu/ height From that contented hap which I enjoy'd. Shat CaREFULLY adv. [from careful. 1..In a manner that thews care Envy, how carefully does it look ! how meagr Collier and ill-complexioned 2. Heedfully; watchfully ; vigilantly; attentively You come moft carefully upon your hour. Shak By confidering him fo carefully as 1 did befor my attempt I have made fome faint refemblanc of him . Dryden - All of them, therefore, ftudioufly cherifhed th memory of their honourable extraétion, and care fully preferved the evidences of i 3. Providently 4. -Cautioufly Atrerburel 2. Cheerful ; undifturbed Thus wifely carelefs, innocently gayy ~ - Popt Cheerful he play'd In my cheerful morn of life When nurs'd by carelefs folitude I livid And fung of nature with unceafing joy, ~ Behold, thou haft been careful for us with al this care; what is to be done for thee? 2 Kings To cure their mad ambition, they were fen It concerns us to be careful of our converfation - Bf{lff@'fafl A father, unnaturally carelefs of his child, fell Locke or gives him to another man 2. Provident; diligent: with of or for What could a carefnl father more have done - Dryden. is commonly the more carelefs about he houfe Spenfers troubled abou an Tertple hardly leave the mafter difappointed adj. [from care and fz/l. 4. Subje to have regar Taylor's Rule of living boly DMilton other's reputation 3. To be affefted with be flattered into pride and carelefnefs 7o CaARE'ER. v. 7 [from the noun.] Running with {wift motion Ca'REFUL E It makes us to walk warily, and tread fure, fo fear of our enemies; and that is better than t heir of a blafted family has rofe up, an Of beryl, and carcering fires between 21 He cares not Shakefpeare With eyes, the wheel tareb/}. Who, in the other extreme, only dot Call a rough carelefnefs good fathion Whofe cloak his fpurs tear, or whom he fpits op from the career o promifed fair, and yet at length a crofs event ha certainly met and ftopt him- in the carzer of hi South fortune Knights in knightly deeds fhould perfevere And ftill continue what at firft they were Continue and proceed in honour's fair carcer. Diyd [fro carelefnefs, lets them plainly fee it. Shak. Coriglanys and thefe paper bul his humour z. / Waller love or hate him, manifefts the tfue-knowlé@g he has in their difpofition, and, outof his nobl Prior a ma Frmiee For Coriolanus neither to care whether fhe 4. Courfe of acion ; uninterrupted proceShall quips and fentences Fa;,:ii Q,. abfence of care ; manner void of care {pear dure Be Furks Heedlefnefs ; inattention ; negligence or fend the pointe the certain fword adv. [from carelefs.] Neg s Indians, that they ar To.give the rein, and, in the full career ! Knolbt'sfl'fiwj That others write as carelefly as he, CA'RELESN E ftand upright on his back Wilkins's Mathematical Magick Praéife them now to curb the turning fteed Mocking the foe; now to his rapid fpee dra In fecret thadow from the funny ray able, when a horfe is running in his full career, t T 5 There he him found all carelefly difplay'd 3. Height of fpeed; fwift motion of certai nefs, concealed by Ferhates with all si Not content to fe 2. A courfe ; a race It is relate The death of Selymus was ' ligently ; inattentively ; without care heedleily Sidney to go back again the fame career gilance ; heedfulnefs ; caution Ca'RELESLY t e b o o fa to e l f e t r h e T 3. Watchfyl; cautious : with of Having been now acquainted, the two fexes di not care 1o part Addifon Great mafters in painting never cars for drawin people in the fafhion Spectator careening The remarks are introduced by a complimen to the works of an author, who, T am fure, woul not care for being praifed at the expence of anAddifon Ca'rerFuLNEss. # /. [from careful.| V 'To be in the ftate o To rule a diftant province, each alone Not caring to obferve the wind 4 CAR A Pleas'd have I wander' main through your rough do . Thortfor re id on un e t g o t e e h U 3 Th g th f el ca ma a in fa o ed fr ar re l er fe { n be ho wi pl as other pe 4 Pope upon Unmoved by ; unconcerned at iII b th ud cl th fr nd th - Carelefs o I takse. Granwilit My only omens from your loo o f P r f e a [ a w 7o CAR l n f t a d e t L carus 'J f n n k t w e t If I can feaft; and pleafe, and cares my V n i a u e f h r w o r with the pleaf a Ve c l m a e t e g le s c i a tuous. p { abridge me, if they can A . r v t r [ / CarE'ss. nt o o l e p e a n m a d - of e dernefs He, fhe knew, would intermi m ; e fl f d g h v fo a s o l e g d u e Gra With conjugal careffes Ther are fom me minds wrapt up in huma careffes 7ar 2 fhapes; tPE crude mdhixé;pot‘:;}n;iyowfifc After his fucceflou slety who feem to hav had pubhicil } g fi h t w g b h k i o t c a aRo to the church party eI |