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Show o O fuken of all hopes of any other relief, is forced t acknowledge him Tillotfon The roufing of the mind with fome degrees o 9. Noting power, ability, choice, or {pontaneity plenty of money Locke They will receive it at laft with an ample accumulation of intereft Smallridge The moft renowned of all are thofe to whom th name is given Philippinz Abbot We profefs to be animated with the beft hopes o - any men in the world Tillotfon At midnight, the moft difmal and unfeafonabl time of all other all thofe virgins arofe and trim med their lamps Tillotfon We are not to defcribe our fhepherds as fhepherds at this day really are, but as they may b conceived then to have been, when the beft of me followed the employment Pope Peace, of all worldly bleflings, is the moft va luable 3 Small From The captain of the Helots, with a blow whof violence grew of fury, not of frrength, or of ftrengt proceeding of fury, ftruck Palladius upon the fid of the head Sidney One that T brought up'of a puppey, one tha I fav'd from drowning Shakefpeare He borrowed a box of the ear of the Englifhman, and {wore he would pay him again when h was able Shake[peare It was called Corcyra of Corcyra, the daughte of ZEfopus Sandys's Trawvels 4. Concerning ; relating to The quarrel is not now ¢f fame and tribute Or of wrongs done unto confederates But for your own republick Ben Fonfon This cannot be underftood of the firft difpofition of the waters, as they were before the flood All have this fenfe of war 5. Out of Burnet Smallridge Yet of this little he had fome to fpare ‘To feed the famifh'd and to clothe the bare. Dryd Look once again, and for thy hufband loft Lo all that's left of him, thy hufband's ghoft Dryden 6. Among He is the only perfon of all others for an epi poem Dryden Of all our heroes thou canft boaft alone That Jove, whene'er he thunders, calls thee fon Dryden. Neither can I call to mind any clergyman of m own acquaintance who is wholly exempt from thi error Swift 7. By. This fenfe was once very frequent but is not now in ufe She dyin Shall be lamented, pitied, and excus' Of every bearer Shakefpeare Like heav'n in all, like earth in this alone ‘That tho' great ftates by her fupport do ftand Yet fhe berfelf fupported is of none But by the finger of the Almighty's hand. Dawies I was friendly entertained of the Englith conful Sandys Left a more honourable man than thofe be bidden of him Nelfon's Feftivals 8. According to The fenat And people of Rome, of their accuftom'd greatnefs Will fharply and feverely vindicat Not only any fa&, but any praétic 'Gainft the ftate Ben Fonfon's"Catiline They do of right belong to you, being moft o them ficft preached amongft you Tillotfon Tancred, whofe deligh Was plac'd in his fair daughter's daily fight Of cuftom Woul when his ftate affairs were done pafs his pleafing hours with her alone Dryden pro Some foils put forth odorate herbs of themfelves Bacon's Natural Hiflory as wild thyme Of himfelf man is confeffedly unequal to hi value of land is raifed only by a greate 2. It is put among fuperlative adjetives the - reciproca noun vigour, does fet it free from thofe idle companions Locke Th Wit duty Stepb "The Venice glafies would crack of themfelves Boyle Of himfelf is none But that eternal infinite and one Who never did begin, who ne'er can end On him all beings, as their fource, depend. Dryden The thirfty cattle, of themfelves abftain' From water, and their grafly fare difdain'd. Dryden. To affert mankind to have been of himfeif, an without a caufe, hath this invincible objetio againt it, that we plainly fee every man to be fro another Tillotfon N particle of matter, not.any combination o particles; that is, no bodies can either move o themfelves, or of themfelves alter the dire@ion o their motion Cheyne A free people, as foon as they fall into any aét of civil fociety, do of themfelves divide into thre powers Swift Howe'er it was civil in angel or elf For he ne'er couid have filled it fo well of himfelf Sawift 10. Noting properties, qualities, or condition He was a man of a decayed fortune and of n good education Clarendon The colour of a body may be changed by a liquo which of itfeif is of no colour, provided it be faline Boyle The frefh eglantine exhal''d a breath Whofe odours were of pow'r to raife from death A man may fufpend the aét of his choice fro being determined for or againft the thing propofed till he has examined whether it be really of a nature, in itfelf and confequences, to make hi happy or no Locke The value of land is raifed, when remaining o the fame fertility it comes to yield more rent. Locke 11. Noting extraétion Lunsford was a man of an ancient family i Clarendon Mr. Rowe was born of an ancient family in De Will furnith me. Shakefpeare's Merchant of Venice Pray that in towns and temples of our own The name of great Anchifes may be known. Dryd adotrne faphires fet in borders of gold, and the hinder en the like of emeralds of the Peru colour. Bacon The common materials which the ancients mad their fhips of, were the wild afh, the evergree oak the beech, and the alder Arbuthnot on Coins It was not of my own choice I undertook thi work Dryden Our fov'reign Lord has ponder'd in his min The means to fpare the blood of gentle kin And of his grace and inborn clemency 19. Noting change of on 2 happy| is this the end Of this new glorious world and me f, lig The glory of that glory Accurs'd-, of bleffed '20 who now becom Milton's ;:T;;fi Noting caufality Good nature, by which T mean beneficen candour, is the produck of right reafon: :i ci: neceflity will give allowance to the failm-e; of o h by confidering that there is nothing perfeft inm : ‘ ; l kind da 21. Noting proportion How many are thereof an hundre ) EVen amo {cholars themfelves 22. Noting kind or fpecies To cultivate the advantages of fuccefs, is 2 affair of the cabinet; and the neglect of his fuc cefs may be of the moft fatal confequence to a tion i1 Sui 23. It isput before an indefinite exprefio of time: as, of late, in late times; old, in old time Of late, divers learned men have adoptethd three hypoftatical principles Boyle on Coluys In days of old there livd, of mighty fame A valiant prince, and Thefeus was his name, OFr. adv. [af, Dutch. join it with verbs: as, to comeof;to § S of 5 to take off 5 which are found mn der the verbs 2. It is generally oppofed to on¢ as,tole on; to take off. In this cafe it fignife difunion; feparation; bre of c continuity Since the wifdom of their choice is rather toha my cap than my heart, I will pracice the infinut ing nod, and be off to them moft counterfetly. The lurking gold upon the fatal tree Then rend it off 16. Noting fomething that has fome particular quality never had any fuc No, i'ays fhe ftill a yard, when one half of it is broke offs Locke 3. It fignifies diftance Weft of this foreft, fcarcely off a mile In goodly form comes on the enemy Sbak!f{fiw About thirty paces off were placed harque;fld}";' je&ion or relief *Tis a goo piece This comges quwcll and excellent Sb&filfflg 5. It fignifies evanefcence; abfence 0F& b pCompetitions intermit, and go off a'{?fi;g: happens, upon this or that occafion. L fiem Diyden As if our Lord, even of purpofe to prevent thi fancy of extemporal and voluntary prayers had no left of his own framing, one which migh remai as a part of the church liturgy, an ferve as a pattern whereby to frame all other prayer with efficacy, yet without fuperfluity of words Hooker friend as I have of this fwallow y place arture 15. Noting form or manner of exiftence fays the thruth r highnefs fhall repofe yo at th -] do not like the Towe of a 4. In painting or flatuary it fignifies p 14. Noting the motive .Mother 18. Noting preference, or poftpo Yo a piece of wood, which was once a fealed yard, with eryftal, fave that the fore-end had pannels o nfxodi.fics his firft fevere decree If any man minifter, let him do lity which God giveth 1 A piece of filver coined for a fhilling, that ba half the filver clipped off; is no more a fhilling th 13. Noting the matter of any thing H 17. Noting faculties of p we Se a wealthy Hebrew of my tribe chariot was all of cedar, gilt an i Where are you, Sir John? come, off with you bootse Shakfpta 12. Noting adherence, or belonging Th Shakefpeare's Coriolanis vonthire, that for many ages had made a handfom figure in their country Rowe's Life Tubal h 1. Of this adverb the chief ufe is to con Dryden Suffex nor ever mother fuch a foo| fame thru 6. It fignifies any kind of dlfappoldfl_t?}ion defeat; interruption; adverfe div as, the affair is off; the match '._Wf 7. On the oppofite fide ofa‘qflefi::'.'"- The queftions no way touch upon PS andi either off or on 8. 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