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Show MI MI Should not thilke God, that gave him that good Eke cherifh his child if in his ways he ftood withou For if he mifliwe in leudnefs and luft Spenfer Little boots all the wealth and the truft % T0 MisMA'NAGE. w.q. [mis and manage. To manage ill The debates of princes councils would be i danger to be mifmanaged, fince thofe who have great ftroke in them are not always perfectly know Locke ing in the forms of fyllogifm z. /. [mis and ma "MisMA'NAGEMENT Il management ill con 1t is mifmanagement more than wan of ubi.litzes nagement. dutt that men have reafon to complain of in thofe tha Locke difter The falls of fav'rites, projets of the great, Of old mifmanagements taxations new All neither wholly falfe, nor wholly true. ~ Pope "To MisMA'RK. @w. @. [mis and mark. To mark with the wrong token Things are mifmarked in contemplation and lif Collier for want of application or integrity ‘ v . T0o Misma'rcH. @. a. [mis and match. ' To match unfuitably What at my years forfaken ! had Ugly or old mifmatcht to my defires My natural defeéts had taught m To fet me down contented Southern T 7o Misxa'ME. @. a. [mis and name. call by the wrong name They make one man' fancies, or perhaps fail ings, confining laws to others, and convey the as fuch to their fuccceders, who are bold to mifname all unobfequioufnefs to their incogitancy £L. 5.4 ¥ prefumption Boyle on Colaurs ¢; bRV //SNO'MER »./. [French. an indi¢tment In law or any other act vacate by a wrong name mIMREA o M1soBSE RVE. w. a. [mis and obferve. Not to obferve accurately They underftand it as early as they do language and, if I mifobferwe not, they love to be treated a rational creatures fooner than is imagined. Locke "FMiso'camisT. 7. /f. [wos and ydue-. .oy, A marriage hater 0T " Miso'cyNY. #. /. [woa and yux.] Hat#; 9 red of women Sl To M1so'RDER. @. a. [mis and order. _. Tocond ill ; to manage irregularly If the child mifs either in forgetting a word or mifordering the fentence, I would not have th mafter frown Afcham Yet few of them come to any great age, by reafon of their mifordered life when they were young Afchan: The time miforder'd doth in common fenf o Crowd us, and crufh us to this monftrous form To hold our fafety up Shakefpeare's Henry IV it M1s0'RDER. #. /. [from the verb. gularity; diforderly proceedings Irre When news was brought to Richard the Second that his uncles, who fought to reform the miforder of his counfellors, were affembled in a wood nea unto the court sz 89 merrily demanded of one Sir Hug a Linne, who bad been a good military man, bu was then fomewhat diftraught of his wits, wha he would advife hi Hugh an t flay the when thou haft fo done = Iffue out quoth Si ever mother' fon haf kille faithful friends thou haft in England J'MISO'RDERLY do tho adj an all th Camden [from miforder. lr regular; unlawful His over-much fearing of you drives him to fec fome miforderly fhift, to be helped by fome othe book, or to be prompted by fome other fcholar Afcham's Schodmafler o M1sPe'L. . 4. [mis and Jpell. {pell wrong She becam fciences, an T a profeft ecnemy to the arts an fcarc wilfull eve wrot mifpellin To M1spe'ND paflive mifpent @ MI a letter to hi his name a. preterit Here take her hand Proud feornful boy, unworthy this good gift That doth in vile mifprifion fhackle u Spetator an part [mis and Jpend. My love, and her defert 1. To fpend ill ; to wafte; to confume t 2z, Miftake; mifconception no purpofe ; to throw away the better part of life in ? In fcattering compliments, tendering vifits, gathering and ventin news Ben fonfon's Difcovery Let him now endeavour to redeem what he hat mifpent by employing more of that leifure in thi duty for the future Duty of Man Firft guilty confcience does the mirrour bring Then fharp remorfe fhoots out her angry fting Some true love turn'd and not a falfe turn'd true Shakefpeare We feel fuch or fuch a fentiment within us and herein is no cheat or mifprifion; it is truly fo and our fenfe concludes nothing of its rife Glanwille's Scepfis 3. [In common law.] Itfignifies negleét negligence, or overfight. Mi/prifion o within themfelves at ftrife Upbraid the long mifpent, luxnrious life Dryden 1 this writer's want of fenfe arraign Treat all his empty pages with difdain And think a grave reply mifpent and vain treafon is the concealment, or not difclofing, of known treafon; for the whic the offenders are to fuffer imprifonmen during the king's pleafure, lofe thei goods and the profits of their land during their lives Mifpriffon of felony, is the letting any perfon, committed for treafon or felony, or fufpicio Blackmore He who has lived with the greateft care will find upon a review of his time, that he has fomethin to redeem ; but he who has mifpent much has fil a greater concern Rogers Wife men retrieve, as far as they are able, ever mifpent or unprofitable hour which has flipped fro them Rogers of either 2. 'T'o wafte, with the reciprocal pronoan 7 Now let the arched knife their thirfty limb Diffever, for the genial moifture du To apples, otherwife mifpends itfel In barren twigs Philips Mispe'NDER. 7. /. [from mifpend. who {pends ill or prodigally On cu fro Before I'll fee the crown fo foul mifplac'd Performs the work To quote falily Is a man betrayed by fuchagents as he employs He mifplaced his confidence, took hypocrify fo fidelity, and fo relied upon the fervices of a pac of villains South Shall we repine at a little mifplaced charity, we who could no way forefee the effet Freerbury To M1spo'INT. @. a. [mis and point. To confufe fentences by wrong punétaa tion 7o M1sPRrRISE. @. a Sometimes it fignifies miftaken, from the French ver mefprendre ; {fometimes undervalued o difdained fro rifer. Hanmer wholly obfolete 1. T th Frenc It is i ver both fenfe miftake You fpend your paffion on a #i/pris'd moo I am not guilty of Lyfander's blood 2. To flight ; to fcorn He's fo muc efpecially of m Shake[peare to defpife in the heart of the world, an own people who beft know him that I am altogether mifprifed. Shak. As you like it Pluck indignation on thy head By the wifprifirg of a maid, too virtuou For the contempt of empire Shake[peare Mispri'sion. #. /. [from mijprife. 1. Scorn; contempt Not in ufe an Vi Obfolete a Shakefpeare [mis an guote. Look how we can, or:fad, or merrily Interpretation will #ifguote our looks. Shake[peare After all the care I hav feveral paflages mifzusted 70 MisrRECI'TE @ taken, there ma b Arbuthnot on Coins a [mi and recite. To recite not according to the truth He mifrecites the argument, and denies the confequence, which is clear. Bramball againft Hobbes Shakefp Denbam's Sophy [mi adj. [mis and. proud. To M1sQuo'TE m What little arts govern the world ! we need no An armed enemy or corrupted friend When fervice but mifplac'd, or love miftaken Impairing Henry, fttength'ning mifproud York Zo Mr1spra'CE. . a. [mis and place.] T put in a wrong place min @ Now I fall, thy tough commixtures melt Some mifperfuafions concerning the Divine Attributes tend to the corrupting men's manners Decay of Piety o Cowel To join witheut due pro tioufly proud MispPERsUA sION. 7./. [mis and per/fuaJon. Wrong notion ; falfe opinion crow MIsPROPO'RTION Mispro'Up Norris have thi thoulders to go before he be indiéted proportion. portion I fufpeét the excellency of thofe men's parts wh are diffolute, and carelefs mifpenders of their time I'l Not in ufe Thou haft miftaken quite And laid thy love juice on fome true love's fight Of thy mifprifion muft perforce enfu What a deal of cold bufinefs doth a man mifpen And anxious thoughts Shake[peare 7o MisrRE CKON @. a [mis and recken. To reckon wrong; to compute wrong Whoeve finds a miftake in the fum total, muf atlow himfelf out, though after repeated trials h may not {ee in which article he has mifreckoned 7o MisRELA'TE Savift @. a. [mis and. relate To relate inaccurately or falfly To fatisfy me that he mifre/ated not.the experiment, he brought two or three fmall pipes of glafs which gave me the opportunity of trying it. Boyle MisrELA'TION. #. £ [from mifrelate. Falfe or inaccurate narrative Mine aim was only to prefs hom writing, which had been agitate word of mouth; a courfe much t fore verbal conferences, as bein thofe things i between us b be preferred belefs fubject t miftakes and mifrelations, and wherein paralogifm are more quickly detected Bramball To MISREME'MBER. @. a. [mis and remember. ‘To miftake by trufting t memory 1fI much mifremember not, I had fuch a fpiri from peas kept long enough to lofe their verdure Boyle 7o MIsREPO'RT. @w. @. [mis and report. To give a falfe account of;. to give a account difadvantageous and falfe His do€trine was smifreported, as though he ha every where preached this, not only concernin the Gentiles, but alfo touching the Jews Hovker A man that never ye Did Th as he vouches wron mifreport your grace judgmen that miflead Shakefp us an make |
