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Show PE fi t i Tell me ake m a i m z I ' Jealous Oberen would have the ehild But fhe perforce withholds the loved boy fl'm'a‘zu and Cai She amaz'd 2. Expreflin t hery O fpirit accurs'd l \ f h : f Torfaken of all good Petermin'd, and f!on . - ] In this perfidions frau PrrFIDIOUSLY adv [from perfidious. All three fet amon Haft thou What cannot you and I perform upo Th* unguarded Duncan }1.4;]‘--{-_// u i i r p i b o i a q T 01 }1 11 t m _ c L r t n v h g i Some t fo lo Ti .d t t g i a _/ /} /( di as perjury, pw die wan '1‘.reachery French. faith; breach of faith o n t L l r p r [ j a E B L Pe'rR Haying the wind driven through n t L o f e [ a @ 7 To blow through If eaftern winds did perflate our climates mor ai o re re a ri cl u w th l n u fre /Zrbzz‘f/.mo! on Air Miners, by perflations with large bellows, giv motion to the air, which ventilates and cools th Wosdavard mines 7, PEERFORATE. . a. [perforo, Lat. To pierce with a tool; to bore of the tree in feveral places one above another, an - Pervora'Tor 2. / [fro perforate. The infirument of boring _ The patient placed in a-convenient chair, dipping the trocar in oil, ftab it fuddenly throug the teguments an withdrawin th leave tl;xe waters to empty by the canula Perro'RCE. adv perforator Sharp [per and force. B violence; violently Guyon to him leaping, ftai His hand, that trembled as onc teprifyldosi And tfwugh himfelf were at the fight difmay'd Yet him perfors reftrain'd Spenfer With whofe fweet fmell the air fhall be perfum'd Sbuk{/})m;'e performance of their feveral callings 2 half wit Perru'mMER Ad&ion that hajh a on T PerFu'MATORY." adj." [fro That which perfumes [ perfunitorie no foone he delivere it to th Clarendon receive it, tha Lay ferioufly to heart the clearnefs an evidenc of thefe proofs, and not gerfunétorily pafs over al the paffages of the gofpel, which are written o purpofe that we may believe, without weighin them Lucas Whereas all logick is reducible to the four principal operations of the mind, the two firft of thef have been handled by Ariftotle very perfunéiorily of the fourth he has faid nothing at ail Baker Perru'NcTORY. adj. [ perfunciorie, Lat. carelefs Slight lead tha @w. 2. [perfrico, Lat. rub over Saift negligent A ttanfient and perfunitory examination of thing makes a publick exhibition of his fkill 7o PERFRI'CATE trees His majefty cafting his eye perfunéorily upon it and believing it had been drawn by mature advice Dis perfume. me int more corre tected attributed t Shakefpeare t adv form PerFO'RMER. 7. /. [from perform. 1. One that performs any thing applie have out of appl t Latin. Carelefsly ; negligently; i fuch a manner as to fatisfy externa fomething done 2. It is generall On excellent fcent. Bacon's Natural Hif PErFU'NCTORILY Clarifja The merit of fervice is feldo the true and exat performer 7./. [from perfume. Firft iffued from perfumers thop A croud of fathionable fops Dryden In this flumbry agitation, befides her walkin and other a&ual performances, what have you hear SZ'LI/(:‘J}J('AH‘:,‘ her fay o perfuming pan. Bacon's Nat. Hift to hard bodies; as in perfumin Bacon fheweth them corporeal takes are vainly mean A mofs the perfumer Few of our comic performances give good examples 3 mixtur whofe trade is to fell things mad gratify the fcent I can only b fom *Tis like perfuming an ill fcent The fmell's too ftrong for art Granile See fpicy clouds from lowly Sharon rife And Carmel's flow'ry top perfumes the {kies ! Pope fure, that 'tis the hand ofa good mafter; but i your performances tis {carcely poflible for me to b take wit a To hide her amorous heart Compofition; work deceived rofe water a few cloves in Smells-adher of gloves, whic The pains fh Law In the good poems of other men poppy, mingle The diftilled water of wil The only means to make him fuccefsful in th terformance of thefe great works, was to be abov contempt South Men may, and muft differ in their employments; but yet they muft all a¢t for the fame ends as dutiful fervants of God, in the right and piou fecond joints of fingers and toes, and the drawin the tendons of the third joints through them More's Diwvine Dialogues That the nipples fhould be made fpongy, an with fuch perforations as to admit pafiage to th milk, are arguments of providence. Ray on Creation viiie 11 fleep, lieft thou in fmoky cribs ‘Then will I raife aloft the milk-white rofe Browin 2. Corinthians rather And hutht with buzzing night-flies to thy flumber Than in the perfum'd chambers of the great Under the canopies of coftly ftate And lull'd with founds of fweeteft melody ? Shak a His promifes were, as he then was, mighty But his performance, as he now is, nothing. Shak Promifing is the very air o' th' time; it open the eyes. of expectation: performance is ever th duller for his aét, and but in the plainer kind o people, the deed is quite out of ufe Shakefpeare Perform the doing of it; that as there was readinefs to will, fo there may be a performance The indufirious perforation of the tendons of th 2. Hole; place bored Wh PeErFo'RMANCE. # /. [from perform. 1. Completion of fomething defigned execution of fomething promifed Bacon the filling of the holes i are not performable without them Perrora'TiON. 7. /. [from perforate. 1. The a& of piercing or boring is the perforation of the bod To whom they go. Shakefp. Taming of the Shrew Men forget the relations of hiftoty, affirmin that clephants have no joints, whereas their action Draw the bough of a low fruit tree newly budded without twifting, into an earthen pot perforat at the bottom, and then cover the pot-with earth Bacon's Nat. Hift it will yicld a very large fruit Boyle A perforated bladder does not fwell The labour'd chyle pervades the pores Blackmzre In all the arterial perforated fhores The aperture was limited by an opaque circl placed between the eye-glafs and the eye, an perforated in the middle with a little round hol for the rays to pafs through to the eye. ~ Neavton Arbuthnot Worms gerfurate the guts The likelieft wa Your paper Let me have them very well perfum'd For fhe is fweeter than perfunie itfel PERFO'RMABLE adj [from perform.) Praéticable; fuch as may be done Th PerrLa'TiON. #. /. [from perflate. a& of blowing through fuccee the noun. with fwee {cent When a poet has performed admirably in fevera illuftrious places, we fometimes alfo admire hi Very errours Watts Harwvey The firft confideration in bu'x]dirlxlg of}citi;-s, i perflated and wel en, airy L T a perfume i Dighy Gay 7o PErRFU'ME. @. a. [fro To fcent; to impregnat ]J/utw'/un(." @w. #n pu fragrance Sweet odour Pinks and rofes bloom And ev'ry bramble theds perfunse He effe@ually performed his part, with great integrity, learning, and acutenefs; with the exaétnefs of a fcholary and the judgment of a complet 7% PErRFO'RM attempt No rich perfumes refrefh the fruitful field Nor fragrant herbs their native incenfe yield. Pope Shakefpeare Shakefpeare's Macheth divine ma w Ev'n the rough rocks with tender myrtle bloom And trodden weeds fend out a rich perfume You perform her office in the fphere Born of her blood, and make a new Platonick year Dryden per wherea Addifon I will cry unto God that performeth all thing for me Pjalms Let all things be performed after the law of Go diligently 1 Efdras, viii. 21 Thou, my love Perform his fun'rals with paternal care Dryden . o d ) \ . O l [ / 7 S N PERFIDIOU PE'RFIDY 2 fpirit a ce pl c f o fi c fl p u iv de Can heé no h x cv ‘c '% \' z l i n c r w i h would pu [perfidia, Laun Pomanders and knots of po rheums are not fo ftrong &5 perfume have them continually in your hard fumes you can take but at times Perfumes, though grofs bodies tha fibly wafted, yet fill the air, fo tha ournofe in no part of the room wher burned, but we fmell it Perform'd to point the tempeft that I bad thee Hudibras n. / the foremoft ranks of fam for great minds to attempt, and great force to perform what they did attempt EZ‘({/.‘L_'}' ¢ has betray'd y ;‘Jlor certain drops of fal e Th And fwear their Savift' her cheek 7o PERFO'RM. w. a. [ performare, ltal. To execute ; to do; to difcharge; t atchieve an undertaking; to accomplith Perfdioufl fhould perfidionfly renew the war Shakefp All trembling and arifing, full of ipots And pale with death at hand, perforc fhe break Anto the inmoft rooms Peackam on Poctry Treach 2 E PE T miftakes w. a. [ perfufus to overipread Latin. dregs immediately perfufe the blood with melancholy and caufe obftructions PErRHA'Ps. adv. [per an adventure ; it may be Q whic and rigorous ferutiny would have deWoeodwward PErFU'sE To tincture Thef confiderabl Harwey bap. PerPerlap |