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Show FO O' low to their fort they are about to fen le Wa en de ifl i th i w in en For the lou Thou didft deliver us into the hands of lawle( enemies, moft hateful for/akers of God. Apocrypla H Plant M Wit Forsoo'TH. adv. [Fopyode, Saxon. 1. In trath; certainly; very well. It i ufed almoft always in an ironical or contemptuous fenfe When it deferves with characters of braf A forted refidence, 'gainft the tooth of tim Unlearned perfons ufe fuch letters as jultly exprefs the power or found of their fpeech; yet for e u a M fo u a M k Sh on iv ob o And rafur write not true Englifh, or true French herfel int the flame o her hufband's funeral pile, to thew, forfooth, that fh is faithful to the memory of her deceafed lord Addifon's Freebolder She woul From that day forth I lov'd that face divine From that day forth I caft in careful min 2. Forward in place or order neighbourhood; and when John came running dow the ftairs to enquire what the matter was, nothing forfooth, only her maid had ftuck a pin wrong i Arbuth. Hift. of Fobn Bull her gown Some queftion the genuinenefs of his books, becaufe, forfooth, they cannot difcover in them tha wher 3. Abroad in moft unchriftian manner fpea out of doors Shake[p. Othells Uncle, I muft come forth 1 have no mind of feafting forth to-night. Shake/p Attend you here the door of our frern daughter Shakefpeare Will the not forth Iti women the and fo forth Whitgifte Mad Pandarus fteps forth, with vengeance vow' Dryden's L For Bitias' death 2. It is fuppofed once to have been a wor of honour in addrefs t admonition at the fecon Loo Baker Slwmen orationis that Cicero fpeaks of Fairy Queen To feek her out and ditturb the whol cry out murder whenc adv. [ron®, Saxon FORTH Sfurther and furthyft. 1. Forward; onward in time Holder on Specch In the Eaft Indies a widow, who has any regar throw Dryden Your defert fpeaks loud, and I fhould wron To lock it in the wards of covert bofom A fit man, forfooth, to govern a realm, who ha fo goodly government in his own eftate. Hayward to her charaGer that views a fort to take it a n D t a t e a w th in 'g er il ar hi fury does, like jealous forts, purfu w vi t m c bu w er an ft ey t de o h i r F . r f r ( j -a Fo'rTED guarded by forts. Not ufed now Wherefore doth Lyfande Deny your love, fo rich within his foul Shakefpeare Aud tender me, forfooth, affettion Jooth, we {ay FO probable that an inferior, being called fhewed his attention by anfwering in th When Winter paft, and Summer fcarce begun Dryden Invites them forth to labour in the fun word yes, forfooth, which in time loft it true meaning; and inftead of a mere ex a o r d u b th n y b a a O 4 lace clamatory interje@tion, was fuppofe It appears in Shake/pear compellation to have been ufed likewife to men Our old Englith word forfoor ha They will privily relieve their friends that ar Jorth; they will fend the enemy fecret advertifements been change for the French madam enem Guardian FORSWE'AR. @. a. pret. forfwore part. forfworn. [Fonypepian, Saxon. 1. To renounce upon oath You may fet forth the fame with farmhoufesPeacham But when your troubled country call'd you forzh her Shake/p Your flamin How clear his voice an hath his faith forfook ho affur'd his look Like innocence, and as ferenely bol As truth, how loudly he forfwears thy gold . Dryd. Fuv 3. With the reciprocal pronoun : as, 79 forJawear himfelf to be perjured; to fwea falfely To leave my Julia, thall T be forfworn To leave fair Sylvia, fhall I be forfworn To wrong my iriend, fhall I be much forfworn And ev'n that power which gave me firft my oath Provokes me to this threefold perjury. Shakefpeare One fays, he never fhould endure the figh Of that forfworn, that wrongs both lands and laws Dapniel 1 too have fworn, ev'n at the altar fworn Eternal love and endlefs faith to Thefeus And yet am falfe, forfworn: the hallow'd fhrine T'hat heard me fwear, is witnefs to my falfhood Smith To FORSWEAR . 7 To fwear falfely to commit perjury Take heed; for he holds vengeance in his hand To hurl upon their heads that break his law +_And that fame vengeance doth hurl on thee For falfe forfwiaring, and for murder too. Shake/p. Forswe'arik. z./. [from for/wear.] On who is perjured i i r f . c e F t fo / 7 R F houfe a caftle They ere@ed a fort, which they called the fort d Por; and from thence they bolted like beafts of th foreft and your matchlefs worth 6. Thoroughly; from beginnin Out of ufe Which he_forfawore moft monftroufly to have. Shak wh courage To fierce contention gave a profp'rousend And that felf chain about his neck the wrete privily upon them 5. Out into a public charatter ; publick view 2. 'To deny upon oath Obferv Spenfer Shakefp I firmly vo ThatI have fondly flatter'd her withal not alfo ftick to draw th they wil Ev'n that funfhine brew'd a fhow'r for him That wafh'd his father's fortunes forth of France 7 - Never to wooe her more; but do forfwea As one unworthy all the former favour an Bacon You Who Haller to end Do with your injuries as feems you beft . "To a certain degree Shakefp Obfolete Hence we learn, how far furth we may expec juftification and falvation from the fufferings o hi b o ug wr ar w th th fu n Chrif Hammond renewing grace 8. On to the end Out of ufe Out of And here's a prophet, that I brought with m Shake/p From forth the ftreets of Pomfret Some forth their cabbins peep And trembling afk what news, and do hear] f As jealous hufbands, what they would not know Donne . n m c a r f ad G I O H r F Ready to appear; not abfconding; no loft Carry this mad knave to jail: I charge you fc that he be forthcoming. Shak. Taming ofa Shredv We'll fee your trinkets here fort/uomi;;% all Henry V1 *Shakefpeare' ForTHVssvinG. adj. [ forth and zffe. Coming out; coming forward from covert Forthiffuing thus, fhe gave him firfk to wiel A weighty ax, with trueft temper fteel'd Pope's Odyffey And double edg'd ForTuRYVeHT adv [ futh an He ever going fo juft with the horfe, either forzh right or turning, that it feemed as he borrowed th horfe's body, fo he lent the horfe his mind. Sidzey The river not running forthright, but almoft continually winding, as if the lower ftreams woul return to their fpring, or that the river had Sidney delight to play with itfelf Arrived there, they paffed in forthright For fill to all the gate ftood open wide. Fairy Queen Thither forthright he rode to roufe the prey. Dry ForrurI'GHT. 7 / A ftreight path Here's a maze trod, indeed Shak. Tempeft Through forthrights and meanders Fortuwi'tH adv. [ forth and awith.] Im mediately ; withou frait delay once a Forthwith he runs, with feigned faithful hafte Unto his gueft who after troublous fight And dreams, 'gan now to take more found repaft Spenfer Few things are fo reftrained to any one end o purpofe, that the fame being extinét, they fhoul Hooker forthwith utterly become fruftrate Neither did the martial men dally or profecut the fervice faintly, but did forzhwith quench tha Davies on Ireland fire. Forthwith began thefe fury-moving founds The tiotes of wrath, the mufick brought from hell Daniel's Civil War The fattling drums The winged heralds, by comman Of fov'reign pow'r, throughout the hoft proclai A folemn council forthwith to be hel Milton's Paradife Loft At Pandemonium In his paffage thither one put into his hand note of the whole confpiracy, defiring him to rea it forthwith, and to remember the giver of it as lon South as he lived Fo'rRTiETH. adj. [from forty.] 'The fourt tenth; next after the thirty-ninth What doth it avai Donne To be the fortieth man in an entail Burnet fays, Scotland is not above a fortieth par and in value to the reft of Britain refpec wit no to the profit that England gains from hence Swift . the forty thoufandth part Wha Fo'rTiF1ABLE. adj. [from forzify. may be fortified ForTIFICA/T 10N 7./. [ fortification, Franch Fortification is an art fhewing ho plac wit ramparts right. to fortify moats parapets an othe bulwarks; to the end that a fmall number of me within may be able to defend themfelves, for a confiderable time, againft the affaults of a numerou army without; fo that the enemy, in_ attackin them, muft of neceffity fuffer great lofs. It is eithe regular or irregular I repeated the Ave Maria: the inquifitor bad m fay forth; 1 faid I was taught no more DMemoir in Strype ForTH. prep No from fortify. . The fcience of military architecture coufin it concerns to hear this matter forth flexions 8trait forward; withou in ufe and wit refpe€ to time may be diftinguifhed into durable and temporary Harris The Phenicians, though an unwarlike nation, ye underftood the art of fortification Broome 2. A place built for ftrength The hounds were uncoupled, and the ftag though it better to truft to the nimblenefs of his feet, tha to the flender fortification of his lodging Sidney Excellent devices were ufed to make even thei on at fi rt Jf an s tl ba ge im e ab fi pr rt fp being then delivered to their memory, which, afte ftronger judgments, might difpenfe fome adv;q}age 3. Addition of ftrength ,/y Not much ufed To ftrengthen the infefted parts, give fome fe advices by way of fortification and antidote Government of the Tongue Fo'RTIFIER. 7. /. [from fortify. e en de fo r w tt er w O 1 ag an ad hi ma ni de Pe o ie ti The fo ew Ca un gr th b e or af i o of the com w on s ur fe o t o p f 2. 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