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Show FR "8fe would be at his fio/ick once again mo co Ro ty in di t n fi te pr hi An th fo e no l me fo be in ha s ad Alcib like fiolicks and excurfions, wa cufed of this immediately acSawift While rain depends, the penfive cat gives o'er &u:/jf Her frolicks, and purfues her tail no more 74 Fro'L1ck. w. 7z [fro to play tricks of levit play wild pranks gaiety an T the noun.] Ma§ly fp)i,rit and genius plays not tricks wit words, nor fiolicks with the caprices of afrothy imaGlanville gination Then to her new love lct her go And deck her in golden array Be fineft at every fine thow And frolick it all the long day Fro'L1cKLY. adv. [from fralick. wildly R?rwc Gaily Fro'ricksome. adj. [from frolick.] Full o wild gaiety Fro'LICKSOMENESS. 7. /. | from frolickfome. Wildnefs of gaiety; pranks Fro'LICKSOMELY. adv. [from frelickfome. With wild gaiety Frowm. prep. [pnam, Saxon and Scottifh. 1. Away noting privation Your {lighting Zulema, this very hou Will take ten thoufand fubjects from your power Dyyden Ia fetters one the barking porter ty'd And took him trembling fro7 his fov'reign's fide Dryden . Clariffa drew, with tempting grace A two-edg'd weapon frem the thining cafe Pope 2. Noting reception What time would fpare from fteel receives its date P_oz)e 3. Noting proceflion, defcent, or birth Thus the hard and ftubborn race of ma Blackmore From animated rock and flint began The {ong began from Jove Dryden Succeeding kings rife from the happy bed. [frexe 4, Noting tranfmiffion 5. Noting abftraction or vacation 1 fhall find tim From this enormous ftate, and feek to giv Loffes their remedies Shake/peare's King Lear 6, With # following; noting fucceffion Thefe motions we muft examine from firfk 7o laft to find out what was the form of the earth. Burnet. He bid her from time o time be comforted, Addi/ 7. Out of; noting emiffion When the moft hig Eternal Father; from his fecret clou Amid't, in thunder utter'd thus his voice Mi/on head Sigh'd from her inward foul, and thus the faid. Diyd. 4. Noting progrefs from premifles to infer- ‘ences. 1 an obje@tion ‘be not removed, the conclufio ! experience fiom the time paft to the time prefen Will not be found and perfeét Bacorn This is evident Jrom that high and refined mo rality, which fhined forth in fome of the ancient hea hens South % Noting the place or perfon from who a meflage is brought he kingiis coming, and I muft fpeak with hi of7om the bridge =How now, Fluellan, cam'ft thou fiom the brid g Shak, Hen, V ¥0. Out of : noting extracion Eromhigh Meonia's rocky thores I c me poar defeent; Acates is my name Addifon Noting the reafon or mo uve of an a& or effe® 7 You are good, but from a nobler c ufe Zillotfon Dryden 24, ¥roM beneath With whirlwinds from beneath fhe tofs'd the fhip We ficken foon from her contagious care And bare expos'd the bottom of the deep An arm arifes out of Stygian flood Grieve for her forrows, groan for her defpair Prior Relaxations from plenitude is cured by fpare diet and from any caufe by that which is contrary to it 12. Out of. Noting the ground or caufe o any thing By thie fucred radiance of the fun The myfteries of Hecate, and the night By all the operations of the orbs Livom who Whirls the black waves and rattling ffones around JSrom "valou JSrom an believ tha other virtues whic to thofe whic arif procec huve not confidered 28. Frowm thence While future realms his wand'ring thoughts delight His daily vifion, and his dream by night Forbidden Thebes appears before his eye From whence he fees his abfent brother fly PDI)E 8hak To die by thee, were but to die in jeft From thee to die, were torture more than death. Sh Haft thou beheld, when from the goal they flart 30. From awbere The youthful charioteers with heaving heart Ruth to the race, and, panting, fcarcely bea Th' extremes of fev'rith hope and chilling fear Dryd. Virgil 15, Noting exemption or deliverance From awhere high Ithaca o'erlooks the floods Brown with o'er-arching fhades and pendent woods Us to thefe fhores our filial duty draws. Pope's Odyff 31. ¥rom avithout When the plantation growsto ftrength, then iti tim From jealoufy's tormenting ftrife For ever be thy bofom free'd Our father he hath writ, fo hath our fifter Of diff'rences, which I beft thought it fi To anfiwer from our home Shakefpe King Lear 17. Noting derivation I lay the deep foundations of a wal And Enos, nam'd from me, the city call my fingers The othe in the wa The mil Taught fro m childhood a war Were there, from all eternity altions done 'till about that time 19. Contrary to Dryden memorabl Lillotfon n Not in ufe and is to hold a 'twere the mirrour up to nature Shakefpeare's Hamlet Do not believe That fiom the fenfe of all civility And find the truth out the wrong way Daonne 20. Noting removal "Thrice from the ground fhe leap'd 21. From is very frequently joine Dryden by a ellipfis with adverbs: as, from above, fro the parts ‘above; from below, from th places belsw; of which fome are here exemplified 22. ¥rowm above He, whic fo ‘gave them from abov miraculou taught confirmatio endued the fuch power of that whic the alfo with wifdomfrom above to teach that which they fo did confirm Hooker No fooner were his eyes in flumber bound When, from above, a more than mortal foun Dryden's Zn 23. FrowM afar Light demilances from afar they throw Dryden Bacon Thou too fhalt fall by time or barb'rous foes Whofe circling walls the fev'n fam'd hills enclofe And thou, whofe rival tow'rs invade the (kies And, from amidft the wayes, with equal glory rife Addifor 34. FroM among Here had new begu My wand'ring, had not he, who was my guid Up hither, from among the trees appear'd Prefence divine Milton's Paradife Loff 35. FroM bencarh My worthy wife our arms miflaid And from beneath my head my fword convey'd Dryden's 2. 36 Fro beyord There followed him great multitudes of peopl from Galilee, and from beyond Jordan. Mat. iy. 25 37. Frowm foreh I thus would play and trifle with - your reverence Shakefp Did you draw bonds to forfeit? Sign, to break Or muft we read you quite_from what we fpeak and not b 32. From is {fometimes followed by anothe pripofition, with its proper cafe 33 ¥rowm amidfi Raleigh Bacorn had been trained up from his yout of Flanders Clarendon of tygers was his infant food his tender years the tafte of blood into generations as with men To feek for needful fuccour from without. clean.sh data import.tsv out README Dyyder bu upon onec o as wel 1f native power prevail not, fhall T doub . Noting diftance from the paft there were mountains from the creation it with wome pierced from wwithont Dryden of mountains to plan that it may fprea Prior 16. Noting abfence I had, fro Here from is {fuperfluous 29. ¥rom avhence. From is here {uperfluous 14. Noting feparation or receflion not the cauf Drydesn In the neceflary differences which arife fro thence, they rather break into feveral divifions tha Join in any one publick intereft; and fyom hence hav always rifen the moft dangerous factions, whichhav ruined the peace of nations Clarendon Drydern His regiment lies half a mile at leaf South from the mighty power of the king wa Dryden Then heav'ns imperious queenfhot down fiom bigh Dryden hold from that which firft made kings floo /pear 27. Frowm high Dryd 13. Not near to: noting diftance 18, Since in crowding ranks ap Their train procceding on their way From far the town and loity tow'rs furvey Shake/p What entertainment can be raifed from fo piiful machine? We fee the fuccefs of the battle from th very beginning Dryden *Tis true fiom force the frongeft title fprings I therefor See, to their bafe reftor'd, earth, feas, and air, 26. Frowm far the praife are fuperiou 25. Frowm behind we do exift, and ceafe to be wh DUVZL'E And joyful ages from bebind HereI difclaim all my paternal care The Dryder Which, breaking fiom beneath with bellowing found Arbuthngt on Aliments Invades his ears your own knowledge, ot fram nature's laws s L fideration of the greatnefs of his works Any thing fo overdone is from the purpofe o playing; whofe end, both at the firft and now, wa Then pierc'd with pain, fhe fhook her haught 11. Becaufe of David celebrates the glory of God from thie con Th The meflengers from our fifter and the king, Shak FR Young Aretus, from forth his bridal bow'r Brought the full laver o'er their hands to pour And canifters of confecrated flour. Pope's Ody/fey 38. Frowm of « The fea being conftrained .to withdraw fromr o certain tralts of lands, which lay €ill then at th bottom of it Weodward Koights, unhors'd, may rife fiom off the plain And fight on foot, their Lionour to regain 39 Fromowz Dryde The king with angry threatnings from ouz a window, where he was not athamed the world fhoul behold him a beholder, commanded his guard an the reft of his foldiers to haften their death. Sidaey And join thy voice unto the angel-quire From out his fecret altar touch'd with hallow?d fire Milton Now thake, from out thy fruitful breaft, the feed Of envy, difcord, and of cruel deeds. Dryden's Zon Strong god of iron whofe iron feeptre fivay The freezing North and hyperborean feas Terror is thine, and wild amazement flun From out thy chariot, withers ev'n the ftrong. Drydes 40. From out of g}'lxatfoever fuch principle there is, it was at th fisi |