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Show MA M A "The fecond mercy made over to us by the fecon covenant is the promife of pardon Hammond Age and youth cannot be made over : nothin but time can take away years, or give them My waift is reduced to the depth of four jnche what I have already made over to my neck Addifon's Guardian Moor, to whom that patent was made cver, wa Savift forced to leave oft coining " ¢8. To Maxe our. To clear; to explain to clear to one's felf Matke out the reft.-I am diforder'd fo Dryden I know not farther what to fuy or do A Antiquaries make out the moft ancient medal from a letter with great difficulty to be difcerned Felton It may feem fomewhat difficult to make out th Arbuthnot on Coins bills of fare for fome fuppers to evince To prove ont To Mak 2o T here is no truth which a man may more evidently make out to himfelf, than the exiftence of Locke God ye wha certain an Locke a o be depende dedu@ion, ma infallible truths principles out from them by a war be mad ma felf-eviden no ar the Thoug Men of wit and parts, but of fhort thoughts an little meditation, diftruft every thing for fictio that is not the dictate of fenfe, or made out immeBurnet diately to their fenfes We are to vindicate the juft providence of Go in the government of the world, and to endeavour, as well as we can, upon an imperfe¢t vie A e of things, to make out the beauty and harmon of all the feeming difcords and irregularities o Tillotfon's Sermons the divine adminiftration Scaliger hath made out, that the hiftory of Tro ‘% & was no more the invention of Homer than of VirDryden gil Ve ya divines fro In the pafiage Fi moft of the rea fonings which make out both my propofitions ar Atterbury already fuggefted I dare engage to make it out, that they will hav their full principal and intereft at fix per cent Savift 'To confider a To Maxke jfure of _..50 Sl - Certain Q They made as fure of health and life, as if bot Dryden of them were at their difpofal 'T'o fecure to one' To Maxk fure of zisg1 pofieflion cher But whether marriage bring joy or forrow Make fure of this day, and hang to-morrow. Dryd To get together 2. 70 Maxke #p i {ws be able to make up his ren Locke How will the farme - at quarter-day 53. 70 Maxke #p. To reconcile m 2 © pofe pich we whe I kne a quarrel to com feven juftices could not make u Shakefpeare To repair "¥"c4. To Make zp I fought for a man among them that fhoul make up the hedge, and ftand in the gap before m @ ¥ 20 for the land 55. To compofe, as ingredients be mad of fpiritual love . dignation Ezekicl Thefe are the lineaments of flattery, which d together make up a face of moft extreme deformity Gewernment of the Tongue He is to encounter an enemy made up of wile and ftratagems ; an old ferpent, a long experience South deceiver Zeal fhou' defire up of the largeft meafure hope hatred, grief, inSpratt Oh he was all made up of love and charms Whateve mai could wifh or ma admire Addifon Harlequin's part is made up of blunders and abfurdities Vines, figs, oranges an field o « little landfkip Vor. Il corn Old mould'ring urns, racks, daggers, and diftrefs Addifon myrtles almonds, olives make #p the moft delightfu Addifon The earl of Lincoln refolved to make on wher DMake up the frightful horror of the place Garth "The parties among us are made up on one fide o the king was, to give him battle, and marched towards Newark Bacon There made forth to us a fmall boat, with abou moderate whigs, and on the other of prefbyterians eight perfonsin it Bacon's New Atlantis Warily provide, that while we make forth to tha Saift Collier b MA 56. 7o Maxe up 'To fhape which is better, we meet not with that which i worfe Bacon's Effizys A wonderful erroncous obfervation that maket about, is commonly received contrary to expericnce Bacon Make on, upon the head A catapotium is a medicine fwallowed folid, an moft commonly made up in pills. Arbuth. on Coins 57 7o Maxe up lefs deficient Whatfoever T to mak u fupply to mak the doélrine of man' falvation, is added as in fupply of the feriptute' infufficiency, we rejeét it I borrowed that celebrated name for an evidenc Of men, ftruck down like piles, to reach the live Of thofe remain and ftand Ben Fonfor's Catiline The Moors, terrified with the hideous cry. o the foldiers making towards land, were eafily beate from the fhore Knolles When they fet out from mount Sinai they mad northward unto Rithmah. Brown's Vulgar Errours Some fpcedy way for paffage muft be found Dryden Make to the city by the poftern gate The bul His eafier conqueft proudly did forego And making at him with a furious bousad From his bent forehead aim'd a double wound to my fubje&, that fo what was wanting in m proof might be made up in the example. Gla Thus think the crowd, who, eager to engage Talke quickly fire, and kindle into rage Who ne'er confider, but without a pauf Meke up in paflion what they want ir caufe. Dryd If his romantick difpoficion tranfport him f far as to expeét little or nothing from this, h might howeve hope tha th make it 1 in dignity and refpect 58 principal woul Swift To compenfate; to balance Dryden Too late young Turnus the delufion foun If they retrench any the fmaller particulars i their ordinary expence, it will eafily make up th halfpenny a-day which we have now under confideration Addifor's Spectator Thus wifely fhe makes up her time Mif-fpent when youth was in its prime. Granwille There muft needs be another ftate to make u the inequalities of this, and to falve all irregula appearances Atterbury 59- 7o Maxke u#p Far on the fea, ftill makizg from the ground. Dryd A man of a difturbed brain fecing in the ftree one of thofe lads that ufed to vex him, ftepped into a cutler's fhop, and feizing on a naked fwor made after the boy Locke Seeing a country gentleman trotting before m with a fpaniel by his horfe's fide, I made up t him Addifen The French king makes at us dire&ly, and keep a king by him to fet over us Addifen A monftrous boar rufht forth; his baleful eye Shot glaring fire, and his ftiff-pointed briftle Rofe high upon his back; at me he made Whetting his tufks. Smith's Phedra and Hippolitus To fettle; to adjufl The reafons you alledge, do more conduc To the hot paflion of diftemper'd blood Than to make ap a free determinatio *Twixt right and wrong. Shakef. Troils and Creffida Though all at once canno See what I do deliver out to cach Yet I can make my audit up, that al 2. To contribute; to have effet Whatfoever makes nothing to your fubjeét, an is improper to it, admit not into your work Dryder Blinded he is by the love of himfelf to believ that the right is wrong, and wrong is right, whe it makes for his own advantage Saift From me do back receive the flow'r of all And leave me but the bran Shakefp. Coriolanus He was to make up his accounts with his lord and by an eafy undifcoverable cheat he could provide againft the impending diftrefs. Rogers's Serim 6o. 7o Make zp. To accomplith conclude; to complete t 3. To operate ment, or caufe There is doubt how far we are to proceed b colletion before the full and complete meafure o things neceflary be made up Hooke Is not'the lady Conftance in this troop -1I know fhe is not Where neither the evidence of any law divine nor the ftrength of any invincible argument, otherwife found out by the light of reafon, nor any notable publick inconvenience doth mazke againft tha which cur own laws ecclefiaftical have inftitute for the ordering of thefe affairs; the very authority of the church itfelf fufficeth Hooker That which fhould make for them muft prove that men cught not to make laws for church regiment, but only keep thofe laws which in feripture they find made Hooker It is very needful to be known, and maketh unt the right of the war againft him Spenfer Let us follow after the things which make fo for this match made zp Her prefence would have interrupted much Shakefpeare On Wednefday the general account is made u and printed, and on Thurfday publifthed. Graunt This life is a fcene of vanity, that foon pafie away, and affords no folid fatisfaion but in th confcioufnefs of doing well, and in the hopes o another life: this is what I can fay upon expe rience, and what you will find to be true whe you come to make up the account Locke peace 61. This is one of the words fo frequently occurring, and ufed with fo muc latitude tha it whol extent is no ated and fugitive meanings eafily caugh and reftrained The original fenfe, including either prodution or formation they retain light What avails it to me to acknowledge have not been able to d for even my own conf may be traced through all the varietie of application 70 MaKE. . 2 1. To tend; to travel ;5 to go any way me lieutenant wha villain hav don this -1 think, that one of them is hereabouts Shakefpeare's Othello And cannot make away 1 do befeech your majefty make up Left your retirement do amaze your friends Shakefpeare Romans Perkin Warbeck finding that time and temporizing, which, whilft his practices were covert made for him, did now, when they were difcovered rather make againft him, refolved to try fome exVI ploit upon England Boy pur A thing may make to my prefen pofe, that the light 1t makes to th eafily comprehended, nor are its attenu O to att as a proof or argu that Diryden's Ded. to the Aneid 4 to appear to carry appear Jothua and all Ifrael mad as if they jwere beate To fhew ance efor them and fled Fofbs vii It is the unanimous opinion of your friends, you make as if you hanged yourfelf, and they wil give it out that you are quite dead Arburbnot 5 |