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Show NiSIE m Howeve be whil ma publick affair I am now writing to brin they may become criminal enoug m if Sa r m u d M or be ub inso tr gh fo e {l n m u d M laf ev A Gay's Paftorals Th -fro p w a i [ / a M1 p part of the way equally diftan the beginning and end MicuT a p i b l o f n u e n c Matters of fuc t u d t b g m a l a l l t l a s wor n x S h i [ / M ftrength; force t i d m r w a t m e l c e He were a t i o t é d n B a h e t midway b h o t a g i t n y f a e a i a lik n l t t r m e e n f f d e ' d l too like m Shake[peare's Much ado al out nothin o i M i f a d m t i o Paths indireé a a d m o a w d e m h la The har rivers of the ocea way Bein M:pway. adj between two places middl th of th In the middl adv With dry eyes, and with an open look Dyyden's Beccace She met his glance midway t b d v r d i h [ / MI o m o f u n F a n i S b meed pip an a reward Saxon. t i d i c i f l a w w our body man doth die Whe as the womb Donnc And as a midwife, death direéts it home Without a midwife thefe their throws fuftain And bowing, bring their iffue forth with pain Sandys There faw I how the fecret felon wrought And treafon lab'ring in the traitor's thought And midwif tim the ripen'd plot t brought murde Dryden 1 had as clear a notion of the relation of brother between them, as if I had all the fkill ofa midLocke ife But no man, fure! e'er left his houf And faddl'd ball with thoughts fo wild To bring a midwife to his {poufe Prior Before he knew the was with child e i d m r [ / 2 Y E i p M t i d i c a v g c a f f A 1 2. Trade of a midwife 3. A& of prodution; help to producin produttion tion; co-operatio So hafty fruits, and too ambitious flow'rs Scorning the midwifry of rip'ning fhow'rs th ea i l w u th' o f in fp ft fr o gh fp I Stepney There was never any thing propounded for pub o t f p o t w e m no di th lick good v h u w a c f o u m h th o f arifin nothing brough midwifry My DWINTER Th winte int th 7. J bu worl by their ow Child's Difcourfe on Trade [mid and ainter. folftice Decembe th twenty-firft Begin when the low waggoner defcends Nor ceafe your fowing till Midwinter ends. Dryden Miex . /. [mine, French. manner Air; look In her alone that owns this book is fee Waller Clorinda's fpirit, and her lofty micn What can have more thg figure and micz of Burnet uin than craggs, rocks, apd clifis Utmoft force; highef e y D x b e a f i a t p u t With braze l e r f a g E i g e c t e i i p Thi e f l A i m a g m al t w f d conte M1 GHTILY. adv. [from mighty. Wit grea power l r f l a e p wi a m r n d o o w Wit th o t w e e d G o r w th the power o e r w c u c d G i r t r r t i help o no are converted are not unt their confirmation alone whic but alfo to their converfion whic Huooker 2. Vehemently vigoroufly bulky Lydiate excell'd the mighty Scaliger and Selden Eachard Dryin The mighty mafter {fmil'd . Forcible; eflicacious Great is truth, and mighty above all things Eflm Exprefling or implying power 10 whic If the mighty work been done iy hav in Sodom, it would:haver don hee ha the Matthw momentous 11. Important I'll fing of heroes and of kings In mighty numbers mighty things Cruly 12. It is often ufed to exprefs power bulk, or extent, in a fenfe of temor cenfure violently There arofe a riighty famine in the lands L it an f br b ar o g l r o i e The e b l t g m iv ft w l i d i a r v a a D c a p e a S s n i f a eat and dri i T c m r v e g d e g I is a fenfe fcarcely to be admitted bu in low language Exodyy of fuperiour eminence mained cacioufly; forcibly mightily enormous 8. Lxcellent ; effi powerfull to them that are mighty to drink win fi‘ f l e b v h e t g m fall'ft wh They fank as lead in the mighty waters, Exid Giants of mighty bone and bold emprife, Mdm fox 1 How fearfu to caft one's eyes fo low choughs that wing the midwa air Sba,l'c/})/,eare grofs as beetles And dizzy tis The crows an Shew {fcarce f M1 pway paflage i Brovme or intelleéluZ . Vaft o ' r m t ' a c e t i m a With mig lic in the mid no more mighty thunderings and hail degree of ftrength f n r d o a p i t a i a o t d d Ho A rufhing like the ruthing o Intreat the Lord; for itgis eno{x[;?:,w?l:z?.ti{g? g m a t n r f n l o f o e Whe f L r P ' o l M s i f u r v e There fail, w Micu corporea 6. Impetuous ; violent V n H e a p e a S t g m l c m An oath o L'Efrange when fo man Wo Spenfer and main i power d a f t e g v g g m t l w Could nev e w fe to to t u t f c f n too I pleafe 5. Stron Tho l t b n l w i g e g e Quoth f i f a t g o t b l f e r m And ca d u w v n a t h b h o Right fo, q M i loft us heav'n, and all this miz In horrible dgfirué't'ion laid thus l(:%l-'y Power Spenfer 5 at Locke What fo ftrong t g m o n w f a l w f r i n But w p e a S al a e e t e e t x w " a d m N Pity and fhame ! that they, who to live wel t00d fo fair, fhould turn afide to trea the preterite of may He from him will raif A mighty nation o l;l'he dire event r i P r h a l v t t o r p And turn f c w i f j m a w e a g i n w Wha p P n e q o l f a s e d She moves a g t relatin fentiment ' a p a e m a t o a i e O to fal 'The fummer folftice, reckone on June the twenty-firft orthodo MI MI their mifchief MiGuTY. adv but their materjals mean mighty Delarye In a greatdegree. No g u n l l r v i b e u to b n i r h i e t p h n h o Lor Therein thou wrong'#t thy children mightily Shakefpeare y i r p u u m f l T n l H He reign f w t g m u t g o t t g And he too m Pri Studies new lines There's ne'er a one of you but trufts a knave Shakefpear That mightily deceives you An af$ and an ape conferring on grievances : th L o g m o t r i [ / 2 Mi afs complained mightil 1 for want of horns and th L'Eftrange ape for want ofa tail ti la f ma ho re ne in pe ha f Th impreflions upon their minds, that the traditio of the ol delug wa mightil obfcured an th circumftances of it interwoven and confounded wit Woodward thofe of thefe later deluges ab li ap r ft wi af pl l ht mi 1 wa to this piece of philofophy Spectato . t g m r [ / s N r MiG Power ; greatnefs ; height of digniry Think you fee them great And follow'd with gen'ral throng and fivea Of thoufand friends ; then in a moment fe2 Shake[p How foon this mightinefs meets mifery Will't pleafe your mightinefs to wafh your hands Shake[peare M1 GurY. adj. [from might. 1. Strong; valiant The fhield of the mighty is vilely caft away Samuel He is wife in heart, and mighty in firength. Fob Amazement feiz' The rebel thrones, but greater rage to fe Thus foil'd their mightieft Milton 2. Powerful ; having great command Nimrod began to be a mighty one in the earth Gencfis The Creator, calling forth by nam His mighty angels, gave them fev'ral charge ' 3. Powerful by influence Jove left the biifsful realms above Such is the pow'r of mighty love 4+ Great in number Milton Dryden A refidence; remo of changin r h o a t o t t b h o fro m g o m t e t t h i g i Arifiotle dif tion, latitancy Brown's Vulgar Em tion removal z. Change of place Althoug fuch alteratioi:s, tranfitior}s, '"'!',"m of the centre of gravity iflands and migratioi, fanity, and ve ha aftuall and elevations 021{" yet ‘thef happened m th e e t f p r could never have bee i H ‘" f' Nf ' r w o P e t ner we fin . l m r [ j a MiLcH h i d m o l ft a t d r H Walk round about an oak, with ragged eharCa.nyl'k»,' t k t a e t t t And then he bla f f b _ d o b e y n And makes milch k ) P(I u u h m When fhe faw Pyrrh d a f h h r v f h I . m l d m f a t o The inftant bur i S o e e t l m Would have mad f i o The beft mixture , OF kee to make them mor from murrain, may b Not above fifty-on milch, fatte chalk and nitre f x fl l a f e b M r c b e t r infants at ' " é h ' l m t o infirmi ' l b ' H 4 p e f e f e t With the t fatting cattle Mortimer oo MI 1. Kind; te cifel; comp e n i i f j o The executio s v f t i |