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Show great lofs of the kingdom Is it for thee the linnet poxrs his throat Loves of his own and rapture Locke fwell the note. Pope @. 2 All his fleecy floc Before him march, and poxr mnto the rock Not one or male or female ftay'd behind A ghaftly band of giants Pope Pope A gathering throng Youth and white age tumultuous pour along. Pope [from pour. On tha pours n./ Th corrupted ol word for peafe as may feem from pulfe Spenfer But who fhall judge the wager won or loft That fhall yonder herd groom and none other Which over the pou/fe hitherward doth poft. Spen/ Povr. n. [ [afellus barbatus. 1. A kind of fith; a cod-fith 2. A kind of bird Thou pout'ft upon thy fortune and thy love. Shak He had not din'd The veins unfill'd, our blood is cold; and the are unap "Fo give or to forgive Shakefpeare's Coriolanus I would advife my gentle readers, as they confult the good of their faces, to forbear frownin upon loyalifts, and pousing at the government Addifon's Freebolder . The nurfe remained pouting, nor would fhe touc a bit during the whole dinner. Arbuthnot and Pope T fhoot out to han prominent The ends of the wounds muft come over on another, with a comprefs to prefs the lips equall down, which would otherwife become crude, an pout out with great lips Wifeman Satyrus was made up betwixt man and goat, wit a human head, hooked nofe, and pouting lips. Dryd PO'WDER. #. /. [ poudre, French. 1. Duft; any body comminuted Gunpowder The feditious being furnifhed with artillery powder, and fhot, battered Bifhopfgate. - Hayvard As to the taking of a town, there were fe conqueror coul fignaliz themfelve before the invention of powder an tha way fortifications Addifon 3. Sweet duft for the hair When th" hair is fweet through pride or luft The powder doth forget the duft Herbert Qur humbler province is to tend the fair To fave the pozvuder from too rude a gale 70 Po'wpER Pope @. a. [from the noun. 1. To reduce to duft; to comminute; t poun fmall 2. [Poudrer, French. T fprinkle a with duft Powder thy radiant hair Which if without fuch afhes thou would'ft wear Tho who Wer mean Phebus would' Inventio an powderin o is to get me powvder'd beef an anchovy d bo i [powde an them miferable fhoo wit fuc Obferving in ourfelves, that we can atp]eafm move feveral parts of our bodies which were at reft the eifects alfo that natural bodies are abletopm duce in one another occurring every ‘moment t our fenfes, we both thefe ways get the idea o be Phacton foon makes all clear before them Di& fupplemen w better conceit the t be living and walking pozvdering-tubs have animam falis tha 6. Anima rather an affembling of pozvers than difmayednef Sidnye of courage He died of great years, but of firong healthan powers Bacu 7. Faculty of the mind Fetch forth the lazar kite Doll Tearfheet Po'woEerY powder. adj [poudreux Dutty brown powwder Fr of my posvers, drove the grofinefs of the fopper found amongft the iron ore authority Davits And fo are her effects diverfify''d Maintain the empire of the mind over the body and keep the appetites of the one in due (lubje&l(" ur er As er ot th o er po in fo re to th whic € g i r v g o g r 8. Govern It will go hard with poor Anthonio Shakefpeare No man could ever have a juft power over th life of another, by right of property in land. Locke >gever is no blefling in itfelf, but when it i employed to prote¢t the innocent Saift prevalence upon You mect in fome freth cheek the power of fancy relative to_fubjection My labou Honeft and lawful, to deierve my fo M l o r w p i ci e t i Of thofe who have m holds iron, i and poww'r deny not g nefs fro Wosdward on Foyjils t]: our cu re t i en fc th o ig de Th foning poawers from their unhappy flavery and ;‘f" Shakefp PO'WER. #. /. [pouwoir, French. 1. Command; authority; dominion ; influence of greatnefs If law into a received belief Shakgpeare In our little world, this foul of our Being only one, and to one body ty'd Doth ufe, on divers objets, divers psgvers friable fpar L I was in the thought, they were not fairies, a_n yet the guiltinefs of my mind, the fudden furpriz and that the More To the fpital go And from the ‘powd'ring-tub of infam ftrength ; natural ftrength Care, not fear; or fear not for themfelves altered fomething the countenances of the t lovers: but fo as any man might perceive, wi fo man 2. The place in which an infected leche is phyficked to preferve him from putrefaction to the ftrength of the powver, that i thall move any conceivable weight, though i fhould never {fo much exceed that force which th power is naturally endowed with Wilkins Po'wpERING-TUB. 7. /. [powder an tub. 1. The veflel in which meat is falted ca Lo By underftanding the true difference betwixt th weight and the pozver, a man may add fuch afittin On board chefts fille whic 5. The moving force of an engine. men a fhip is boarded by an enemy If eve sIRNE power and the gunpowder pebble-flones an like materials, fet on fire whe Am,b,,, 4. Strength ; motive; force "aller Po'wper-cHESTS #. Jf thip, wooden triangula Addifn prepared for us in another ftate the win bullets, and their veflel the edge of it, by a fteady view of thofe divine joy wards, by the elaftick force of the air within exerting itfelf Arbutbnot Their gun Dr d: Theugh it be not in our power to make affic tion no affliGtion ; yet it is inour power to tak of blown out The flame invades the poevder-rooms *Tis not in the power of want or flavery to mak The mill in which the ingredients fo gunpowder are ground and mingled Po'wpEr-rROOM. 7. /. [ poawder and room. The part of a fhip in which the gunpowder is kept On;l, franding, to invent one new fimple ide n the mind not taken in by the ways aforementioned, La'h #. /. [powder and mill. are bent an It is not in the powwer of the moft enlarged u{:de: There ftands the toilette The patch, the porvderbox, pulville, perfumes. Gay .of adjacent houfe e be as extended as your will kept Upon the blowing up of a powdermill that your power of doing generous a&ion'; z, which powder for the hair i Po'wpermirr For your relief in my refrefhing bow'r Dr You are {till living tpcnjoy the blefl'mgs offgl' the good you have performed, and many praye box ] Po'wperHORN. 7. f. [ powder and born. A horn cafe in which powder is kep Nor fhall be wanting ought within m,y va Whilft two companions were difputing it a fword's point, down comes a kite pozodering upo them, and gobbets up both L' Eftrange 7. [ 1 have fuffer'. in your woe 70 Po'wpErR. w. #n. To come tumultuoufly and violently A low corrup word Po'wperBOX ‘,gto ?r"whfi that which perfeteth his work is power Harwey on Confump inflame and acuate the blood o That which moveth God t and that which ordereth his worl‘{‘"'i"sk‘;;imgooamf, Cleaveland with brardy debauchin had power with hi 3. Ability ; force; reach meat Immoderate feeding upon pozvdered beef, pickle 2. Influence to all which come to look upon fo oyfters When we view thofe large bodies of oxen, wha The calf which they had made, he burnt in th fire, and ground it to powder. Exodus, xxxii. 20 2 to fprinkle with falt o ma V Dejeted' no, it never{k 1l 'am"Efi‘y 2 fald Thatat fa e had pozver upon a S artan foy] My mind on its own centre ftands unmg ,' And 1‘}ab1c, as the fabrick of the world 5 D keepeth them from putrefaction. Bacon's Nat. Hift My hair I never powder, but my chie dow Like a mifbehav'd and fullen wench 2 Gay You may ftick your candle in a bottle or a pozvderborn Saift Zo Pour. w. n. [bouter, French. 1. To look fullen by thrufting out the lips the morning 3. To falt Thi for guns Of wild birds, Cornwall hath quail, wood-dove heath-cock, and pout. Careww's Surv. of Cornwall We pout upo forth to his death meats All pouring down the mountains, crowd the fhore Pousse The pozvder'd footma Beneath his flapping hat fecures his hair Saltin If the rude throngpoxr on with furious pace And hapF to break thee from a friend's embrace Stop thoert Gay #. / Then you fhall know the woy nds 1nv}fi ,[e That love's keen arrows make S If you embowel me to-day, I'il give you leave t powder me and eat me to-morrow Shake[peare 1. To fiream ; to flow 2. To ruth tumultuoufly Pou'rer In the galaxy, that milky wa Which nightly, asa circling zone, thou fee' Powder'd with ftars Milton's Paradife Loft . Sovereign ; potentare ;f -; bk h; a w t w e i n c t l i x *Tis fllr} k U e t o t l ti e t t e n c v two powwers h dom of Cyprus that is in the hands of Addiforon Jialj . n m l n d t w e f v 10. One i n " ; } d o t o i a u i t t t A t o e z p t a l{);, c}l{:lrkene daKen 1' f flo t e_ ;} m f ' r t e b f T And others did with brutif forms nve ‘r' t;e t‘ fi; i f l c k m r h o o And di Like angels, which till travel, ye that wanted one third of the filver by the ftandard who can' imagine, that our neighbours would no powr in quantities of fuch money upon us, to th 70 Pour PO PO A POw |
