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Show PO a i it i Locke univerfe 6. A nity before A war upon the Tutl is more worthy than upo any other Gentiles, in poinz of religion and in poin of honour n po Nor from the time whe Daies Made he all fouls {fmall fpace lan O r clean.sh data import.tsv out README Weary'd, uncertain, an W ar a doubt not but f con muc no v ‘ p m r h u z o e r verfant with the v ep o t i p o c ! u { c t t fome leading hel Selden cedence, by this flight defignation Shalt thou difput d m w y r b l o i i p t With Go r P ' o l M a o t Thee wha o o e i q r ig. Par e .‘Lr_‘,'}' critica h a d o i p t a a m e w How oft l c y u ] e t i w r m Have they bee kefpeare a S h a d r f b i t g A l a e d t i p t a a l h b i f Efa what profit fhall this birthright do ? Ge i p t a f j a e a t w e f u i Democ t w a d e b n o e a l f e l c h a d o ti f l h g o o p f n h d u e f t feaft was paft They follow natur them no farther tha Temple car yin their defires i leaving of an fhe dires eb o t o g u w f c e i w a t i at the p f].ftc‘."bu/:y fome 10. Degree; ftate The higheft point outward things can bring on unto, i no eftat In the contentment of the mind, with whic Sidney is miferable commonwealth, the wealth of the countr is fo diftributed, that moft of the community ar at their eafe, though few are placed in extraordinar Addifon points of {plendor Pope And twere a fin to rob them of their mite 12. A fpot; a part of a furface divide by fpots; the ace or fife point " 13. One of the degrees into whic . circumference of the horizon, an mariner's compafs, is divided th th Carve out dials point by point Thereby to fee the minutes how: they run., Shakc/p There arofe ftrong winds from the fouth, with puint ealt, which carried us up. Bacon's New A feaman, coming before the judges of th miralty for admirttance into an office of a fhip by one of the judges much flighted; the judg Atl adwa tell fa th ng him, that h believe h coul no Bacon points of his compals Vanours fir'd fhew the marine From what point of his compafs to bewar f L f d r P ' o l M s n u w m . ' ‘ I If you tempt her, the wind of fortun May come about, and take another point Denbamn And blatt your glorics At certain periods ftars refume their place From the fame point of heav'n their courfe advance Dryden 4. Particular plac 15 directed to which any thin Eaft and Weft are but refpe@ive and mutabl Parts, according unto different longitudes or diftan Parts of habitarion mol;zt{‘:‘oe part, whic pr(lnduc.cs anothe Brown part, b B wholcnli t{han bthat which it produces ; and ch he poet inizzdezli 2"( 1{."';, Ur} ilg?ft ina fair po! i of li1gghht 5. Particular ; particular mode Ah Al [\J')"‘.": Brofo"mée‘. allA {igur‘e Iiffc your father s Ppomts exactly cap-a-pe efore them Dryden Wit th hiftory of Mofes Shakefpeare's Hamlet l‘fi;ho fetteth out prepar' ¢ a prince, attended with a guard Drayl( no book i th world in point of antiquity can contend illotfon I\L'Yvn would often fee, what a fmall pittance o reafon is mixed with thofe huffing opizions the are fwelled with, with which they are fo armed a all points, and with which they fo confidently la Locke about them I have extralted out of that pamph t a few o thofe notorious falfehoods in point of fa and rea Savift the a& of aiming or ftriking aim A 16 What a point your falcon made And what a pitch the flew above the reft. Shake/p particula Th 17 ai th required thin the thing points at You gain your point Can mak if your induftrious ar Rofcommon unufual words eafy Particular 18 inftance All points of my command. Shakefpeare's Tempeft His majefty fhould make a peace, or turn th war dire€tly upon fuch points, as may engage th Lemple nation in the fupport of it He, warn'd in dreams, his murder did foretel Dryden From point to point, as after it befel pat an admirabl This letter is, in every point tern of the prefent polite way of writing Swvif A fingle pofition; a fingle aflertion a fingle part ofa complicated queftion a fingle part of'any whole Another vows the fame A third £ a point more near the matter draws. Daz Strange point and new Doérine which we would know whence learn'd. 24i/ The company did not meddle at all with the ftat point, as to the oaths ; but kept themfelves entirel to the church point of her independency, as t her purely fpiritual authority from the ftate. Lefley Stanilaus endeavours to eftablifh the duodecupl proportion, by comparing fcripture together wit Jofephus: but they will hardly prove his point Arbutbnot on Coins Ther is no point wherein1 have fo muc la boured, as that of improving and polithing all part of converfation between perfons of quality. S glofs preducet i ances that are neithe pertinent, nor prove the point. Baker.on Learni Th 20 a tune A note You Whofe whit Wherefore d Into the harf Turning you my lord archbithop acoti 7o PoinT. w. a. [from the noun. 1. To fharpen; to forge or grin point to he princes of Germany had but a dull fear o . greatnefs of Spain; now that fear is fharpene and pointed, by the Spaniards late enterprizes upo Bacon the Palatinate Part new grin ax, and point th the blunte Drydert What help will all my heav'nly friends afford When to my breaft I Lift the pointed {word ? Dryyder The two pinnz ftand upon either fide, like th wings in the petafus of a Mercury, but rife muc Addifon on Italy Some on pointed woo Transfix'd the fragments, fome prepar'd the food Pope 2. To dire@ towards an objelt, by wa of forcing it on the notice Alas ! to make m A fixed figure, for the hand of fcor To point his flow unmeaning finger at. Shakefpeare Mount Hermon yonder fea, each place behol Milton As I point 3. To dire& the eye or notice Whofoever fhould be guided through his battle by Minerva, and pointed to every fcene of them Pope would fee nothing but {ubjets of furprize 4. To fhow as by directing the finger From the great fea, you fhall point out for yo Numbers, Xxxiv. 7 mount Hor It will become us, as rational creatures, to follow the direion of nature, where it feems to poin Lock us out the way I fhell do juftic thof t diftin hav wh and point out thei themfelves in learning guithe Addifor beauties Is not the elde By nature puinted out for preference RoTwe To dirett toward 5. [Pointer, French. a place: as, cannon were pointed againf the fort 6. To diftinguifh by ftops or points @w. n o0 PoiNT 1. To note with the finger; to force upo the notice by dire&in ward Wit it times #o b inveftments figure innocence you fo ill tranflate yourfel and boift'rous tongue of war tongue divin sr a th Ln to finge th commonly fome thing indigitated rin Now muft And fay, lo To a loud trumpet, and a point of war. Shakefpeare 21 Men's behaviour fhould be like their apparel not too ftrait or goint de wife, but free for exlc?r higher, and are more pointed I'll hear him his confeffions juftify And point by point the treafons of his mafte Shakefpeare's Henry VIII He fhall again relate Thou fhalt be as fre As mountain winds ; but then exaltly d 19 Shakzpeare dart There is neo creature fo contemptible, but, b L'Eftrange refolution, may gain his point "11. Note of diftinétion in writing; a ftop Commas and poines they fet exaftly right Every thing about you fhould demonttrate carelefs defolation; but you are rather point d wife in your accoutrements, as loving yourfelf Shakefpeare than the lover of another I will bafle Sir Toby, I will wath oft' grofs acquaintance, I will be point de vife the very man lad I feen firft, then his had been the crime 1 foning " moment ; exact place Miys Bacon 22, Point de vife; exaét or exaltly in th point of view He had a moment's right in point of time " .8, P c PO P+Qs Som Pointblank 3 direétly: as, an arrow i thot to the pointblank, or white mark This boy will carry a letter twenty mile as eaf nk twelve fcore. Shak as a cannon will thoot po The other level pointblank at the inventing o Bacon caufes and axioms Unlefs it be the cannon ball pointblank up That thot i' th® ai Was born to th learn'd philofophers maintai Hudibras It ne'er came back that were given us for the glor The facultie of our mafler, are turned pointblank againft the in' tention of them that although all the fch Eftius declares men were for latria to be given to the crofs, ye that it is pointblank againit the definition of th council of Nice S { diftinguit word o fentence b 3. To indicate as dogs de to fportfmen The fubtle dog fcow'rs with fagacious nofe Now the warm fcent afiures the covey near He treads with caution, and he poists with fear. Gay 4. To fho diftin&l To point at what time the balance of power wa held between their lords and common moft equall in Rome; would perhaps admit a coatroverfy. Swvift Por'nTED |