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Show {o far, that fhe is ripe for afking advice ther, left wpon the matter nothing to fupport it Clarendon Speflator If chance herfelf thould vary Obferve how matters would mifCarry Waller, with Sir William Balfour, exceeded i horfe, but were, upon the mattcr, equal in foot Clarendon Prior 6. Caufe of difturbance Where art thou? What's the matter with thee If on one fide there are fair proofs, and no pretence of proof on the other, and that the diffi Shatepeare What's the matier, you difientious roguds That rubbing the poor itch of your opinion Shakelpeare's Coriolanus Make yourfelves fcabs culties are' moft prefling on that fide which is deftitute of proof, I defire to know, whether this b not upon the matter as fatisfactory to a wife man a 7. Subje of fuit cr complaint Slender, I broke your head you againft me a demonftration what matter hav 7o Ma'TTER the law is open ; let them implead one another Afts, xix. 38 In armies, if the matter fhould be tried by due between two champions, the vi€tory fhould go o the one fide ; and yet if tried by the grofs, it woul Bacor 5o on the other 8. Import confequence And can but carry the lye conftantly. Ben SFonfon It matters not how they were called, 'fo we kno Locke who they are If Petrarch's mufe did Laura's wit rehearfe And Cowley flatter''d dear Orinda's verfe She hopes from you--Pox take her hopes and fears I plead her fex's claim : what matters hers ? Prior importance 2. T'o generate matter by fuppuration if I had had time to have made new liveiies, would have beftowed the thoufand I borrowed o you : but it is no marter, this poor fhew dot Shakefpeare's Henry 1 better And pleafe yourfelves this day Deadly wounds inward bleed, each flight for Sidney mattereth The herpes beneath matrered, and were dried u No matter from what hands you have the play 7 Dryden Dryden Armeni ha in hi lungs compan an whe tuum the reafo And pierce the inmoft centre of the earth. Shakef The Turks laboured with mattocks and pick axes to dig up the foundation of the wall Ma'rTrESS. #. [. [matras, Fr. attras Welfh. A kind of quilt made to li upon acqueft, till they be fettled, are.rather matters o Bacon burden than of ftrength ro. Queftion confidered Their mattreffis were made of feathers and ftraw and fometimes of furs from Gaul Lrbutbnot Upon the whole matter, it is abfurd to thin that confcience can be kept in order without freSonth . quent examination Nor will the raging fever's fire abat With golden canopies and beds of flat But the poor patient will as foon be foun On the hard mattrafs, or the mother ground. Dryd 11. Space or quantity pearly computed In an inflamed tubercle in the great angle o the left eye, the matter being fuppurated, 1 opene it Wifeman's Surgery A low phraf 13. Upon the MaTTER now out of ufe. Confidering the whole with refpeét to the main ; nearly I their fuperiors it quencheth jealoufy an layeth their competitors afleep:; fo that wpon th matter, in 2 great wit deformity is an advantage t rifing Upon the matter, i thing I did betore fpake without book The elder, havin Bacon's Effays thefe prayers I do the fam fave only that what before now read. Bifbop Sanderfon confumed: his whole fortune Knolles To deftroy mountains was more to be expeéte from carthquakes than corrofive waters, and condemneth the judgment of Xerxes, that wrough through mount Athos with mattocks Brown that all countries of ne which i Shake[peare You muft dig with mattock and with fpade yeignty, but whatfoever introduceth any great alBacon's Effays teration, or dangerous precedent tha 12. Purolent running formed by fuppuration and the wrenching iron 2. A pickax an Away he goes to the market-town, a matter o feven miles off, to enquire if any had feen his afs L'Eftrange I have thoughts to tarry a fmall smatter in town Congreuc to learn fomewhat of your lingo Give me that mattock confequence thereof may trench to point of eftate I call matter of eftate not only the parts of foveIt is a maxim in ftate Puru caufes their mattery cough. Harvey on Conf up weeds Sidney Plato reprehended a young man for enterin into a diffolute houfe; the young man faid, Wh for fo {fmall a marter¢ Plato replied, But cufto Bacon is no fmall matter Many times the things deduced to judgmen be meu as, I mat Ma‘rrock. #. /. [mazzuc, Saxon. 1. A kind of toothed inftrument to pul three of the moft famous men for matters of arms ma regard ; not to negle&t The putrid vapours colliquate the phlegmatic humours of the body, which tranfcending to th 9. Thing; objett; that which has fom particular relation, or is fubje& to particular confideration o the noun. [fro @. a Ma"rTERY. adj. [from matter. lent; generating matter Pleas'd or difpleas'd, no matter now 'tis paft The firft who dares be angry breathes his laft Granwille kin Ma'rTeER ter aot that calumny Laws my Pindarick parents matter'd not Bramften No matter which, {o neither of them lye ¥rom fteepy Othrys' top to Pilus drov Th Wifeman's Surgery with common epuloticks T and fome a peet cry His herd @. z. [from the noun. It matters not, fo they deny it all moment A prophet fome Tillotfon I 1. To be of importance ; to import is ufed with only 7#, this, that, or wha befcre it -Marry, Sir, I have matter in my head againf Shake|pearc you " If the craftfmen have a matter againft any man Martura"rion. . /. [from maturo, Lat. 1. The ftate of growing ripe One of the caufes why grains and fruits ar more, nourifhing than leaves is, the length o time in which they grow to maturation. ' Bacon There is the maturation of fruits, the maruratio of drinks, and. the maruration of impofthumes; a alfo other mdturations of metals. Bacon's Nit. Hif 2. The aét of ripening We'have no heat to fpare in Summer; it is ver well if it be fuflicient for the maturation of fruits Bentley 3. [In phyfick. Maturation, by fom phyfical writers, is applied to the fup-Puratio fate alimentary and matural juices fy forced to leave his title to his younger bto- of excrementitious or extrava Juices int from cgnco&xo matter an or digeftion differ whic i the raifing to a greater perfeclion th proper canals Ma TURATIVE, adj. [from mdmm; 1. Ripening; conducive to ripenefs Between the tropicks and equator thej Summer ic hotter, and more maturatize of frr than the former z Conduciv fore t th fuppuration Butter is maturative, and is profi with anodynes and fuppuratives. %'72/&;%,?? MaTvu'RE. adj. [maturus, Latin 1. Ripe; perfe@ted by time When once he was mature for man In Britain where was he That could ftand up his parallel Or rival object be Shakefpeare's Cynbilly Their prince is a man of learning ang vim: mature in years and experience, who has feldyy Ay, vanity to gratify Mature the virgin was of Egypt's race Grace thap d her limbs, and beauty deck'd Ker iy How fhall T meet, or how accoft the fagt;B‘; Unikill'd in fpeech nor yet mature of age P'g# 2. Brought near to completion This lies glowing breaking out Thee I'll rake up and is mature for the vig Shakefpeare's Carirli Here i' th' fand and in the mature time With this ungracious paper ftrike the figh Of the death- ractis duke Shakef Kin . 3. Well-difpofed; fit for executio digefted L 7o Matvu'rRE. v. a. [maturo, Latin.] r. To ripen; to advance to ripenefs Prick an apple with 2 pin full of holes, notday and {mear it a little with fack, to fee if theyi tual heat of th wine will not matere it Bacon's Natural Hify z. To advance towards perfetion L Love indulg'd my labours paft Matures my prefent, and fhall bound my laft 8]3 MaTu'RELY. adv. [from mature. & 1. Ripely ; completely 2. With counfel well-digefted A prince ought maturely to confider, whe enters on a wary whether his: coffers: be full his revenues clear of debts 3. Early W foon A latinifm are fo' far from repining at God, thatl L hath not extended the period of our livestot longevity of the antediluvians; that we giveh% thank { for contmin the days of our trid @ receiving us more maturely into thofe everlafi habitations above Benlg Matu'rRiTY. 2. f. [maturité, Fr. mati- Ripenefs; cowpleno ritas, Latin. It may no y be unfit to call fome of youn to train up for thefe weighty affairs, againtth Bacs time of greater maturity. Impatient nature had taught motio To flart from time, and cheerfully to fl Crafpa Before, and feize.upon maiugity Various mortifications muit be undergo{lfl:?% difficulties and obftruétions conqueredy befi"i can arrive at a jult maturity in religion Ma'uprin edj [Maudli is thq CW"" drav appellation of Magdelen, whs by painters with {woln‘ eyes, and ordere lock a drunken'countenait feems to have been fo named. Jodicrous refemblance to. the piét Magdelen.] Drunk; fuddled; approa :. whe Some young female feems o have cawried maiter ing to ebriety MA MA MA caend And the kind maudling crowd melts in heS:;lfi She largely, what the wants il{!"‘?"dsf {"P_PK With maudlin eloguence of tri;klxng,.gxfi% 0,[,":'} Ma UDLI |
