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Show PA The ftraight pafs was damm' With dead men Shakefpeare's Cymbeline be eaf defen the pa/ffi LX th Clarendon is a ftrong hold fortified b God .an nature, and diligence is properly the underftanding' laying ficge to it; fo that it muft be perpetuall obferving all the avenues and paffis to it, and accordingly making its approaches South . Paflage ; road 5. A permiflion to go or come any where whic To what a pafs are our minds brought, that, fro the right line of virtue, are wryed to thefe crooke fhifts Sidney After king Henry united the rofes, they laboured to reduce both Englith and Irith, whic work, to what pafs and perfeétion it was brought i oueen Elizabeth's reign, hath been declared Dawies's State of Ireland In my feare of hofpitable Jove Thon did'#t to this pajfe my affeétions move. Chapm I could fee plate, hanging an painting abou my houfe till you had the ordering of me, but I a now brought to fuch pafs, that I can fee nothin at all L' Eftrange Matters have been brought to this pafs, that i onc among a man's fons had any blemifh, he lai him afide for the miniftry, and fuch an one wa prefently approved South Pa'ssaBLE. adj [pafible, French fro afs. 1. Pofiible to be paffed or travelled throug over o His body is a paffable carkafs, if he be not hurt It is a thoroughfare for fteel Shakefpeare Antiochus departed in all hafte, weening in hi pride to make the land navigable, and the fea paj/able by foot 2 Mac 2. Supportable; tolerable; allowable Tkey are crafty and ofa paffable reach of nnderfranding Lay by Virgil, my verfio Hoavel will appear a pajlabl beauty when the original muiz is abient Dryden White and red well mingled og the face, mak what was before but.paflatie, appear beautiful Dryden 4. Capable of admiffion or reception I counterfeits anoney; on another it 1 wit picce is mor me as with falf or lefs paffable tha L Efrange n. /. [Lalian. A puth otherwif woul follo th wate In fouls prepar'd, the paflage is a breat From time t' eternity, from life to death unde Harte z. Road; way Hurman aions are fo uncertain as that feemet the beft courfe, which hath moft pafages out of it Bacon The land enterprize of Panama was grounde upon a falfe account, that the paffages towards i were no better fortified than Drake had left them Bacon Is there yet no other way befide Thefe painful paflages, how we may com To death, and mix with our connatural duft? Mi/z It is no aét of commo pafluge A ftrain of rarenefs Pafige bu §bakefpears 7. Unfettled ftate; aptnefs by c nditig or nature to change the place of abod but faCors the . { Traders in Ireland ar muft be rather an ill opinion of feCur']ty thaauc gain the laft intices the poorer trad o8 1S yo beginners, or thofe of paflage ; but witho t zh firft, the rich will never fettle in the country, Tomg) In man the judgment fhoots at flying gamc.h A bird of paffage! loft as foon as foun 8 Now i.n the moon perhaps, now under ground, Poge Incident tranfaction :Fl}is bufinefs as it. is a very high paflggeoffim belonging to that which is to come Atrerbury Though the paffage be troublefome, yet it is fecure, and fhall in a little time bring us eafe an peace at the laft Wake Againft which open'd from beneat A paflage down to th' earth, a paflage wide. Milton To bleed to death was one of the moft defirable paffages out of this world Fell When the paffage is open, land will be turne moft to great cattle; when fhut,' to fheep. Temple The Perfian army had advanced into the ftraigh paflages of Cilicia, by which means Alexander wit his fmall army was able to fight and conquer them Sauth The paffage made by many a winding way Reach'd e'en the room in which the tyrant lay He plies him with redoubled ftrokes Dryden Wheels as he wheels 5 and with his pointed dar Explores the neareft pajflage to his heart Dryden I wifhed for the wings of an eagle, to fly ‘awa to thofe happy feats; but the genius told me ther was no paflage to them, except through the gates o death Addifon I have often ftopped all the paffages to preven the ants going to their own neft When the gravel is feparated fro oily fubftances relax the pafizges 3 7 g Occurrence ; hap 6 ing only on their pa/fage through this ftate, but a e e------------------------------------------------------------------------------ condition Bacon ground Brown's Travels Live like thofe who look upon themfelves as be *Tis dangerous when the bafer mature come Between the pafs and fell incenfed point 6. State able So fhalt thou beft prepar'd endur Thy mortal paflage when it comes Milton All have liberty to take fith, which they do b ftanding in the water by the holes, and fo intercepting their paflage take great plenty of them 4. An order by which vagrants or impo tent perfons are fent to their place o abode 5. Puth; thruft in fencing With feeming innocence the crowd beguil'd But made the defperate paffes, when he fmil'd Dryden is fo it is worthy of ferious confideration Thou do'ft in thy paflages of lif with the reft went indeed to rob Colchos, to whic they might arrive by boat Raleigh's Hiftory Through your dominions for this enterprize. Shake My friends remember'd me of home; and faid If ever fate would figne my pafs ; delai It thould be now no more Chapman A gentleman had a pafs to go beyond the feas Clarendon Shakefpeare Thi received Collier The ftory of fuch a paflage was true, and Jafo Give quiet paf hits the mor paffage than among thofe decply imbued wig D‘_"hfl principles we fhould have heard farther ney Shake[peare Of mighty oppofites Shakepeare's Hamlet The king hath laid, that in a dozen paffes between you and him, he fhall not exceed you thre th A ducllift, a gentleman of the very firft houfe Shakefpeare ah! the mortal pafado ‘When evil deeds have their permifiive paf And not the punifhment mad rational man, however little verfed in (e LAY i i ]carplng, among whom I expect it will hfvl;ulag_‘flfi with the other, commonly giveth beft way. Bacon Spenfer on Ireland We bid this be done hav Pa'ssacE. . /. [ paflage, French. 1. A& of pafling; travel; courfe; jour They fhall prote& all that come in, and fen them to the lord deputy, with their fafe-condué or pafs, to be at his difpofition the A man of the one fation, which is moft paffabl Pity tempts the pafs But the tough metal of my heart refifts. ~ Dryden coul Where there is no eminent odds in fufficiency it is better to take with the more pafable, tha PASSA'DO thruit Raleigh colour 4. Popular; wel fenfe lefs ufual wit The Tyrians had no pafs to the Red Sea, bu through the territory of Solomon, and by his fufferance withou {lander pajfable that the king's army fhould neve be atle to enter Trut int whole country t bu It woul SR Thefe ftage advocates are netonly without truth PU Entrance or exit Addifsn the kidney Arbuthnot liberty to pafs What, are my doors oppos'd againft my paffage Shakef[peare You fhall furnith m With cloake, and coate For lov'd Dulichius 4. The ftate of decay Would fom and make my paffage fre Chagman Not in ufe part of my young year Might but redeem the paflag: of your age Shake 5. Intellettual admittance; mental acceptance I woul render this treatife intelligible to ever Hayward Make me believe that thou art only mark' For the hot vengeance of heav{‘n 9 Managemen Skakefpeare ; conduét Upon confideration of the conduét and paflageo affair in former times, the ftate of England ongh to be cleared of an imputation caft upon it Daojes 1o Par o a book writing fingl Endroit, French place in A critick who has no tafte nor learning, feldo ventures to praife any pa/fage in an author who h not been before received by the publick. Addifon As to the cantos, all the pajfages are as fabulou as the vifion at the beginning Papt How commentators each dark paffage fhun And hold their farthing candle to the fun Pa'ssep Youn Preterite and participle of gaf Why fayeft thou my way is hid from the Lord and my judgment is pafjid over from my God aiab, xl, 27 He affirmed, that no good law paffed fince kin William's acceffion, except the aét for prefervin Addifon the game The defcription of a life paffed away in vanit and among the thadows of pomp, may be foon fine ly drawn in the fame place Addifen's Spetatir #. /. [paffager, French. PA"sSENGER 1. A traveller; one who is upon the road a wayfarer All the way, the wanton damfel foun New mirth, her paffenger to entertain. ) Spenf What hollowing, and what ftir is this Thefe are my mates that make their wills theirlaw Have fome unhappy paffinger in chafe. & bakefpeare The nodding horror of whofe fhady brow Threats the forlorn and wand'ring pafféngers Miltor Apelles, when he had finifhed any work, C‘P? it to the fight of all paféngers, and concealed himDryder felf to hear the cenfure of his faults 2. On wh hires in any vehicle the li berty of travelling i The diligent pilo e d S r paffeng o word attend the unfkilfu m o n k / n k f PA's gratory hawk Pa'sser . / Amjwarthb [from pafs. One affes ; one that is upon the road BP" I?I ei fo an m h th ri yo c n P in fo near a diftance, that, witlzout n'oum-fnbco.n5 ) mz yo ce yo r' nt St i o r b o fé pa fer with any in the town Have we fo foon forgot When like a matron, butcher'd by her %nbél And caft befide fome comm}l il fp 2t Of horror and affright to paffers bys Our groaning country bled at eyery Ve'"‘;‘ efifich Passigi'Lity. s / from paffible. [ affibilité;, ; im Qualx;y of ricql\'i reflions from externa agents: = . ocf ;‘ 'i l‘ ga th n h u t bt do la pT h matier of the heavens, is drawn Bom wwg, of the fun and moon 3 Pdiisu Lh |