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Show M A MA t i i t n k m t i t Seeing they jud 14. To commit world for ther You conceive you have n having found the principal wor introduce as much of the verf turn, though in reality it make 1 will neither plead my age nor ficknefs in ex cufe of the faults which I have made To compel ; to force 15 Dryden to conftrain That the foul in a fleeping man fhould be thi bufy a thinking, and the next momen momen i a wakin MA man not remembe thofe thoughts Hocker more to do than in a concordance as will ferve you nothing for you Savift o f t 2 would need fome better proof than bare affertion to and af make it be believed ‘They fhould be made to rife at their earl but great care fhould be taken in wakin that it be not done haftily He may afk this eivil queftion,=-Friend What doft thou make a fhipboard ? to what end 28. To conftitute ‘Gomez; what mak'ft thou here with awhole brotherhood of city-bailiffs > Dryden's Spanifb Fryar 37. To raife as profit from any thing He's in for a commodity of brown pepper; o Shake/p which he made five marks ready money Did I make a gain of you by any of them I fent 2 Corinthians If Auletes, a negligent prince, made fo much what muft now the Romans make, who gover Arbuthnat it fo wifely If it is meant of the value of the purchafe, i was very high; it being hardly poflible to make f much of land, unlefs it was reckoned at a very lo Arbuthrot price 8 reach; to tend tos to arrive at T a kind of fea term Acofta recordeth, they that fail n the middl can make no land of cither fide. Brown's Vulg. Err T've made the port already Dryden And laugh fecurely at the lazy ftorm They ply their fhatter'd oars To neareft land, and make the Libyan fhoars Dryder Did I but purpole to embark with thec "While gentle zephyrs play in profp'rous gales But would forfake the fhip, and make the fhoar When the-winds whiftle, and the tempefts roar Prior 19. To gain Th win for man cam about days, fo as w .and fettled in the wef could make little or n way o g n f a t o n m t r c r f d Ou i x c t k i t w i w i f c n t t i r c a s e i p h o o f c c e o n k m of it, to t e c L ' 29. To amount to Dryden Bacon I have made wa To fome Philiftian lords, with whom to treat Milton Now mark a little why Virgil is fo much con- cerned to make this marriage ; it was to make wa Whatfoever they were, it maketh no matter t 16 ii Ga fo pe ' ma n et ep ac Go me 20. To force; to gain by force 31. To Mak Unruly torrents and unforded ftreams Dryden The ftone wall which divides China from Tartary, is reckoned nine hundred miles long, run ning over rocks, and making way for rivers turoug mighty arches Temple z1. To exhibit When thou makeft 2 dinner, all not thy friend but the poor Liuke, xive 12 22. To pay to give He fhall make amends for the harm that he hat done 23, 'T'o put; to place Lewiticus You muft make a great difference between Hercules's labours by land, and Jafon's voyage by fe for the golden flecce Bacon ftroy 25 To incline to to difpofe to It is not requifite they fhould deftroy our reafon that is, to make us rely on the ftrength of nature when fhe is leak able to relieve us Browvii 26. To effect as an argument the gallant Sgenfer on Ireland He may have a likely guefs How thefe were they that made away his brother Shakefpeare Trajan would fay of the vain jealoufy of prince that feck to make away thofe that afpire to thei fucceflion, that there was never king that did pu Bacon to death his fucceflor My mother I flew at my very birth, and finc have made away two of her brothers, and hapl to make way for the purpofes of others againf Heyward myfelf Give poets leave to make themfelve azvay Rofcommon ‘What multitude of infants have been made awa by thofe who brought them into the world To transfer 32. To MAKE away Waller T reckon t They made no account but that the navy fhould b abfolutely mafter of the feas. Bacon's War with Sp 34. 90 MaKE account of regard 35. T0o MaKE free avith out ceremony To efteem; t To treat with The fame who have made free with the greatef names in church and ftate, and expofed to th 40 Th gran of mof valian mafter knights T guarde maintain wit t lve To cour; toxlm e T0o Max mfl merry T feaft; ¢ '[f:, A hundred pound or two, to make merry i The king went to Latham, to mahs:,ahffl: his mother and the earl Bacor's Hapyy A gentleman and his wife will ride to mg with his neighbour and after a day thofe to a third; in which progrefs they encresfi fnowballs, till through their burthenfome y they break Carewo's Survey of Corrg 41. 7o MAK fofter much of To cherify; The king hearing of their adventure falls to take pride in 7aking much ofthem them with infinite praifes The bird is dea fudi ext § b That we have made fo much on I Shakefp. Cynhiy It i man a Th and ye good difcretion not to make too muchif the firft Bacor's Bfy cafy and the lazy make much of the g making much of themfelves too, theyi «care to carry it prefently to bed, and keep ic‘]s‘ to make o 42. To Maxe of. Wha how to underftand That they fhould have knowledge of thelz guages and affairs of thofe that lie at fuche fance from them, was a thing we coulds what to make of I patt the fummer here at Nimmeguen, vit the leaft remembranc of what had happent me in the {pring, till about the end of Septeal and then 1 began to feel a pain I knew notwui make of, in the fame joint of my other foo There is another ftatu i brafs of Ap A know not what to make of 1 defired he would let me fee his WJk did fo, fmiling : I could not make any thmfl;ffl Upon one fide were huge picces of iron, i ftrange figures, which we knew not what t0 Mgf‘i{: 43. 70 Maxe of Knolles he is fain to fay things that agree ver fittle with one another Boyle Ill cither die, or T'll make good the place. Dyyd A for this other argument, that by purfuin one fingle theme they gain an advantage to exprefs, and work up, the pafiions, I wifh any ex ample he could bring from them could make it goad To produce from; effe& I am aftonifhed, that thofe who have 3 pfl" againft this paper have made forvery little q&:; 44 7 Maxke of T confider; t0 count; to efteem Matkes the no more of me than ?f a flave.-F 45. 0 Maxe of To cherifh; 1010 Not ufed a compan drove them out again b force, and made gosd the place 1h xi take of an entertainment world the private misfortunes of families. Dunciad 36. T0 Maxke good defend ; to juftify To COnfid{m‘ light of with a modern infcription on the pedeftaly whic When they never mean to pay account Shap or receives love Addifon Debtors 33. 70 MAK belicve How happy each of the fexes would b e was a window in the breaft'of every ope ti)at by finifter means, was clean made away after dertaking Dryden 39- To Max He will not let {lip any advantage to #ake.awva him whofe juft title, ennobled by coerage an goodnefs, may one day fhake the feat of a neverSidney fecure tyranny Clarence was, by praice of evil perfons abou the king his brother, called thence away, and foo When he comes to make good his confident un 24. To turn to fome ufe Whate'er they catch Their fury makes an inftrument of war T away They made light of it, and went themay Shakefpearc kill; to de To fyi of no confequence Bacon To fome friend make all azvay Rugged rocks are interpos'd in vain He makes his way o'er mountains, and contemn 38. 70 Maxk of the bed ; or with the legs gathered up, which i They mow fern green, and burning of them t afhes, make the afhes up into balls with a little waMortimer ter good This letter doth make good the friaps ‘wbr'ds Lye not ereét but hollow, which is in the makin the more wholefome Some undeferved faul Tl find about the making of the bed L,} complifh 30. To mould ; to form for the divorce which he intended afterwards Dryden's Aneid. 37. To Mak Baker make him 16. To do: in this fenfe it is ufed onl in interrogation good his foxfcgoing remark that Valla woul He is not that goof Locke hour them Locke I will add what the fame autho Xaycus was wonderfully beloved, and ""; by the Turkifh merchants, whofe language G learned 46. 7 Mak over T fettle hands of truftees Widows, who have tried one lover Truft none again till th* have maa'.e over s at ef i th ow k m m t b wi Th Make o'er thy hanour by a deed of trufbh D And give me feizure of the mighty wealth Dryden. | 47 Z MAK over Teo transfer |
