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Show HA H A the fortuitous hits of blind material caufes, and muf certainly flow from that eternal fountain of wifdom Bentley 2. Mufically; with concord of founds If we look upon the worl ment an well-tuned inftru as a mufica Aarmonioufl ought not to worthip the inftrument makes the mufick ftruck w but him tha Stilling fleet Harmo/N10USNESS. 7. /. [from harmonious. Proportion; muficalnefs 7o Ha'rmoNizE, 2. a. [from harmony. To adjuft in fit proportions; to make mufical Love firlt invente verfe, and form' the rhime Dryd The motion meafur'd, barmoniz'd the chime HARMONY. 7. /. [wgpovie; harmonie, Fr. 1. The juft adaptation of one part to an other {o that equality and correfpondence are the caufes o barmony Th harmon Bacon of things As well as that of founds, from difcord {prings Denham Sure infinite wifdom muft accomplifh all its work with confummate Aarmony, proportion, and regularity Cheyne 2. Juft proportion of found cord mufical con Symphonious, of ten thoufand harps that tun' Angelic harmonies Milton Harmony is a compound idea, made up of differen founds united Watts correfpondent fentiment In u bot on foul Harmony to behold in wedded pair More grateful than harmonious founds to th' ear Milton I no fooner in my heart divin'd My heart, which by a fecret harmon Still moves with thine, join'd in ¢ HA'RNESS #. /. [harnois "iexion fweet Milton Fr {appofe from iern ot hiern, Runick ; hiairr and Erfe, iron 1. Armour;. defenfive furnitur Somewhat antiquated Welt o war A goodly knight, all drefs'd in Aarnefs meet That from his head no place appeared fo his feet Spenfer Of no right, nor colour like to right He doth fill fields with Aarzefs Shakefpeare Were I a great man, I fhould fear to drink Ceeat men fhould drink with harnefs on their throats - Shakefpeare 2. The traces of draught horfes, particularl of carriages of pleafure or ftate: of othe carriages we fay geer Or wilt thou ride? Thy horfes fhall be trapp'd Their harzefs frudded all with gold and pearl. Shak Their fteeds around Free from their barsefs, graze the flow'ry ground Dryden ToHa'RNEss ©. a. [from the noun 1. To drefs in armour He was harzef? light, and to the field goes he Shakefpeare Full fifty years, Aarnefs'din rugged fteel Thave endur'd the biting Winter's blaft 2. To fix horfes in their traces Rowe Before the door her iron chariot ftood All ready barneffed for journey new Harnef and ftan When and chaine lyrd plaudat tibi, Barbarus harpi Ven. Fort. That an hbarpy is not a centaur is by this wa Arion, when through tempefts cruel wrec e forth was thrown into the greedy feas Through the fweet mufick which his Aarp di make Allur'd a dolphin him from death to eafe. Spenfer They touch'd their golden Aarps, and hymnin prais' God and his works Milton Nor wanted tuneful Aa#p, nor vocal quire "The mufes fung, Apollo touch'd the lyre Dryden 2. A conftellation Next fhines the Aarp and through the liquid fkie firft begin to rife Thus when fweet Orpheus ftruck to lift'ning rock He fenfes gave, and ears to wither'd oaks Creech 7o Hare. @. . [barper, French noun. 1. To play on the harp 1 will do you any ambaflage to the pigmies, rathe than hold three words conference with this Aarpy Ha'rqueBuss A handgun Harr1p AN, 7. /. [corrupted from haridelle a worn-out worthlefs horfe.] A decaye ftrumpet She juft endur'd the Winter the began And in four months a batter'd harridan Now nothing's left, but wither'd, pale, and fhrunk To bawd for others, and go fhares with punk. Swif? Spenfer the horfes, and get up the horfemen forth with your hamlets Fer. xlvi. 4 plow my ground, my horfe is harneffe to my plough. FHale's Origin of Mankind To the harneffed yok Theylend their {houlder, and begin théir toil Thomfon HARP, #. /. [peapp, Saxon ; Aarpe, French th goo Proud and difdainful, barping on what I am Not what he knew I was. Shakfep. Aut. and Clecp. I'm the god of the harp: ftop, my faireft:-:in vain Nor the harp, nor the barper, could fetch her again Tickell Ha'rring Iron. n. /. [from bflrpago, Latih. which on the firft affault did go a barping iron the younger foe he felt his fide {o rudely goar'd fea that nourifh'd him he roar'd. #aller Fr fro harpoon.] He that throws the harpoo in whalefifhing Hareolon. z. f. [harpon, French. harping iron Ha'rpsicaorDp. 7 /i A maufical inftrument, ftrung with wires, and played b ftriking keys Halrey. z./. [harpyia, Latin; harpie, harpye, French. 1. The harpic: were a kind of birds whic had the faces of women, and foul lon claws, very filthy creatures, which, whe the table was furnithed for Phineus, cam flyin in an devourin @. a. [from the noun. harro i time b fom manne Not only thy peafon, but alfo thy beans o Tuffer 2. To break with the harrow or carryin away the greater part of the victuals, di Fob Let the Volfcian Plow Rome, and barrow Italy Shakefpeare 3. To tear up; to rip up I could a tale unfold, whofe lighteft wor Would harrow up thy foul, freeze thy young blood Make thy two eyes, like ftars, ftart from their fpheres Shakefp Imagine you behold me bound and fcourg'd My aged mufcles harrow'd up with whips Or hear me groaning on the rending rack Rowe 4+ To pillage; to frip; to lay wafte Harry whic in Scottit Se is the fam thing As the king did excel in good commonwealt laws, fo he had in fecret a defign to make ufe o them, as well for colleting of treafure as for correGting of manners; and fo meaning thereby t and caught [harponeur Mortimer means A bearded dart with a line faftened t the handle, with which whales are ftruc 7. f that clap on each fide of th Friend A player o Nor wooe in rhime, like a blind Aarper's fong. Shak HarroNE'Er Two fmall harrows 1. To cover with earth by the harrow Never will I truft to fpeeches penn'd Nor to the motion of a{choolboy's tongue The boa Struck wit Who, whe Loud as th Dryden Can'ft thou bind the unicorn with his band in th furrow? or will he barroww the valleys after thee Shake/p. Macbeth Ha'rPER. 7. /. [from barp. the harp , Of rakes and harrows 7o Ha'Rrow thanksf Thou'tt harp'd mv fear aright He feem and with an iron wa ridge, harrow it right up and down but let your reafon ferv caution and throw the earth over the feed Is exercis'd To make the truth appear. Shake {1. Meaf. for Meay For th The land with daily car Harp not on that, nor do not banifh reafo For inequality and fet with teeth ground to brea drawn over fowe clods of timber A fram other eac croflin harche ¥rench [charroue n. [ German, a rake. harps Rev Things without life giving found, whether pip or harp, except they give a diftinétion in the founds how fhall it be known what is piped or harped 1 Cor Gracious duke [See ARQUEBUSE. # / Twenty thoufand nimble harguebufficrs wer ranged in length, and but five in a rank. Knolles thei z. To touch any paffion, as the harpe touches a firing; to dwell on a fubjeét Shakefpeare Ha'RQUEBUSSIER, 7. /. [from harquebufs. One armed with a harquebufs Ha'rrow Are feen in glit'ring ranks with wings difplay'd Harping in loud and folemn quire With unexpreflive notes to heav'n's new-born heir Milton You harp alittle too much upon one ftring. Collier an extortioner 2. A ravenous wretch from th I heard the voice of harpers Aarping wit as that a {quare is not a circle Locke a truth as muc 1. A lyre; an inftrument ftrung with wir and commonly ftruck with the finger Raleigh endured The helmed cherubim And fworded feraphim The foun 3, Concord Romanufy A fo defile the reft that they could not b Tt is ufed through both the Teutonick an Roman diale@s, and has been long in ufe. The fhell as lighteft The pleafures of the eye and ear are but th effe&s of equality, good proportion, or correfpondence harrow his people, did accumulate them the rather 5 T invade t harafs wit [From pengian, Saxon. Bacon incurfions Obfolete And he that harrew'd hell with heavy ftowre The faulty fouls from thence brought to his heavenl bowre "airy Queen Moft glorious Lord of life, that on this da Did'ft make thy triumph over death and fin And having barrow'd hell Captivity thence captive 6. T difturb t didft bring awa us to win pu int Spenfer commotion [ This thould rather be written barry, harer French. Moft like it Aarrows me with fear and wonder Shake[p Amaz'd I ftood, Aarrow'd with grief and care Milton Ha'rRrow. interj. An exclamatio den diftrefs. Now out of ufe of fud Harrow now out and weal away, he crie What difmal day hath fent this curfed light To fee my lord fo deadly damnify'd Spenfer A''RROW ER |