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Show PE PE n w l a a b t o p f ' ‘1. One who i t a n p d h o a o § aid at the wil gre o t t e f f f a f c n g i t o Price and al Caidi foldiers exceflive to the hurt of penfioners hired fervants Hovering dreams o l M ag tx u h r M o ne fi pe kl The fi Thofe perfons whom he trufted wxmlhxs greatef (ecret and greateft bufinefs, his charity, feldo i q e k m u w h bu m h t f ou re ha g I"L'//- for new penfioners The rector is maintained by the perquifites o the curate's office, and therefore is a kind of pen: Collier Jioner to him y. A flave of ftate hired by a ftipend t ' obey his mafter In Britain's fenate he a feat obtains Pope And one more penfioner St. Stephen gains 4 1, Sorrowfull . French [penfif iw o YE'NSIVE. adj " fiwo, Italian. pen forrowful thoughtful mournfully ferious ; melancholy Think it fill a good work they in thei whic penfive care for the well beftowing of time accoun Hooker _ wafte Are you at leifure, holy father =My leifure ferves me, penfive daughter, now Shake[peare Anxious cares the penfive nymph oppreft Pope wiy, It 1s generally and properly ufed o perfons; but Prior has applied it t clean.sh data import.tsv out README things We at the fad approach of deéath fhall kno M55 The truth, which from thefe penfive numbers How 5 4o' B'NSIVELY. adv. [from penfive. Wit melancholy; forrowfully; with gloom ferioufnefs So fair a lady did I fpy On herbs and flowers the walked penfivel ¥ Mild, but yet love fhe proudly did forfake. Spenfer Pe'NSIVENESS. #. /. [from penfive. forrowfulnefs Me gloom fe Concerning the bleflings of God, whether the tend unto thislife or the life to come, there is grea caufe why we thould delight more in giving thank than in making requefts for them, inafmuch a /. the one hath penfivene[s and fear, the other alway Joy annexed Hooker Would'ft thou unlock the doo To cold defpairs and gnawing penfivenefs 2 Herbert 44 PENT part, pafl. of pen Shut up Cut my lace afunder That my pent heart may have fome fcope to beat W S}Jfl}\‘efibmi'c The fon of Clarence have I pent up clofe. Shak The foul pure fire, like ours, of equal force But pent in fleth, muft iffue by difcourfe. Dryden " 1 Pent up in Utica he vainly form A poor epitome of Roman greatnefs Addifon ENTACA'PSULAR. ad). [wé4le and capfuot ,{ar.] Having five cavities 57 PR NTACHORD 7. / [=é] adj [w#l an Anmf%rument with five ftrings PENFA w DROUS an Zda. HfiVlng five fides The pentacdrons columnar coralloid bodies ar compofed of plates fet lengthways, and pafiing fro K}ie furface to the axis SGYENTAGON %0697+ Weoodaward . f [pentagon, Fr ol and guie angles figur fiv wit Tknow of that famous piece at Capralora, caf J Ba}'OFC{O Into the form of a penragon with circle infcribed 4 PENT.A CONAL Wotion adj [fro pentagon. Quinquangular; having five angles Climes that fear the falling and lying of muc fnow, ought to provide more inclining pentices pears like a net made up of gentagonal melhes : With a pentagonal ftar in each meths - Wudward PENT METER 7. /. [ pentametre, French tentametrum, Latin, five feet Mr Diftic ma A Latin verfe o poffibly play fome pentameter Wotton Pe'NTILE. n./. [pent and #ile. A til formed to cover the floping part of th roof: they are often called pantiles Pentiles are thirteen inches long, with a butto to hang on the laths ; they are hollow and circ upon us, but he thall be anfwered in Alexandrines /Ir['/ij@li PENTA'NGULAR. adj. [ 4] and angular. Five cornered His thick and bony fcales ftand in rows, fo a to make the fleth almoft pentangular Grew PENTAPE'TALOUS. adj. [wei and wdano. Having five petals or leaves Pe'NrTaspast. n. [. [ pentafpafie, French wéle and (wdw. An engine with fiv pullies. Dié PeEnra'sTiCcK. 2. /. [@i): and diye.] compofition confifting of five verfes PE'NTASTYLE. 7. /. [w4): and (rne. In architeéture a wor in which are fiv rows of columns D:a Pe'NTaTevcH. 2. /. [l and reyo- pentatengue, French. The five bock of Mofes make author in the enfuing part of the pentateuc no unfrequen mentio of th angels Bentley PENTECOST. #. /. [awileiors 3 pontacoffe, French. 1. A feaft among the Jews ? fignifies the fiftieth, becaufe this feaf was celebrated the fiftieth day after the fixteenth o Nifan, which was the fecond day of the feaft of th paffover: the Hebrews call it the feaft of weeks becaufe it wa t feven weeks after the paflover : they then offered the firft fruits of the whea harveft, which then was completed: it was inftituted to oblige the Ifraelites to repair to the temple there to acknowledge the Lord's dominion, and alf to render thanks to God for the law he had give them from mount Sinai, on the fiftieth day afte their coming out of Egypt Calmet 2. Whitfuntide Come pentecoft as quickly as it will Some five and twenty years Shake[peare I have compofed fundry colleéts, made up ou of the church colieéts, with fome little variatio as the collects adventual, quadragefimal, pafchal o Sanderfon penteccftal Pe'NTHOUSE. #. J. [pent, from fente A thed hangin French, and Aoufe. out aflope from the main wall This is the penthouf fird us to under whic Lorenz de Clofe pext up guilts Shake[peare Rive your concealing continents PENU'LTIMATE adj [1"6'7[!{!31)}11[! Latin. Laft but one PeNnvu'MBRA 2. f [pen Lat. Animperfe of th fhado an umbra fhadow ; that par whic is half light The breadth of this image anfwered to the fun' diameter, and was about two inches and the eight part of an inch including the penumbr¥ Neawton Penv'rious. adj. [from pennria, Latin. 1. Niggardly; {paring; not liberal; fordidly mean What more can our penurious reafon gran To the large whale or caftled elephant Prigr 2 not plentiful Scant Some penurious {pring by chance appear' Scanty of water Addifon Penxvu'riousLy adv [from pennrious. Sparingly; not plentifully z. / [from penurious. 1.Niggardlinefs; parlimony If we confider the infinite induftry and penurionf nefs of that people, it is no wonder that, notwithfranding they furnifh as great taxes as their neigh bours they make a better figure Adtijin 2. Scantinefs; not plenty PE'NURY. =#. /. [penuria, Latin. verty; indigence The penury of the ecclefiaftical eftate PoHooker ‘W ho can perfectly declar The wondrous cradle of thy infancy When thy great mother Venus firft thee bare nthoufe lid Shakefpeare the wall Kinolles Thofe defenfive engines, made by the Roman into the form of penthoufes, to cover the affailant from the weapons of the befieged, would he pre fently batter in pieces with ftones and blocks Wilkins My pm;/_»gz(fl' eye-brow Then treafon makes me with myfelf a beggar And foI am: then cruthing perui Perfuades me, I was better when a king Then I am king'd again. Shake[peare's Richard ITT All innocent they were expofed to hardthip an penury, which, without you, they could never ha elcaped S Let them not ftill be obftinately blind Still to divert the good defign'd Or with malignant perur To ftarve the royal virtues of his mind Dryde May they not juftly to our climes upbrai Shortnefls of night, and penury of thade Prior Pe'ony. #. /. [ peonia, Latin. A flower Miller The Turks lurking under their pentboufe, laboured with mattocks to dig up the foundation o and my fhaggy bear your fight3 but thefe are manly figns Dryden The chill rai Drops from fome genthoufe on her wretched head Rozve Pe'nrice. n. f. [appentir, French; penIt is commonly fuppofe dice, Italian a cnrrl}ptio Shut up Sometimes am I king PenTECO'sTAL. adj. [from pentecof?. | Belonging to Whitfuntide. Offen zp. [ pent, from per an Begot of plenty and ofpmu.::,v >Tis fince the nuptial of Lucentio Sleep fhall n Hang upon h Moxon PExT wp. part. adj Penu‘rRiousnEss R That we purfue falfe joy, and fuffer real woe. Prior .t lancholy " rioufnefs he body being cut tranfverfely, its furface ap Th And fecret paffions labour'd in her breaft FE of penthoufe penticeis the trae word. but‘perhaa A floping roof A phyfician ha feafonably gathere gathere often tried the peony root unwithout fuccefs; but havin it when the decreafing moon pafie unde Aries, and tied the flit root about the necks o patients, he had freed more than one from epi tical fits Bo h Pe'orLE. . f. [peuple, French; popuiu: Latin. 1. A nation ; thofe who compofe-a community In this fenfe is read feopl Prophef agai before many peoples and nation and tongues Ant Rewelations, ar a pegpl no ftiong the 11 prepar their meat in {ummer is th but the people ¢ are the citysShakefpeare's Coriolan ioar nuft like beafts or commo Unl:fs you write my elegy # ople dye |
