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Show puU PU thel The fow to the bitch fays, your pappies are al .Nature does the puppy's eyelid clofe The great work of a governor is, to\l'ctcle in hi an virtu o le princi th an habits X pupil goo Locke I v, wifdom Till the bright fun has nine times fet and rofe, Gay z. guar o car th unde on war w4 I fhall laugh myfelf to death at this pupp headed montter; a moit feurvy monfler ! Shake/p e c r P e g t p p o t Tell me Thu are the ground e y D r c f v f g u & yl‘voh:;der(ake %o y f r l o p u w f e i w So fome weak fhoot Zo Pu'rpy. w. n. [from the noun. T bring whelps PURBLI'ND. adj. [corrupted from pore o'PILAGE. 7./. [from pupil. 217, State of being a {cholar blind thi receive readil mof Doéto excellen Th an car hi int learnin t profelyt an votar Fell years fevera fo .. pupilag % whilf brow "hayiour allow Them clofely into Armorick did bear y'ppET, 2. Spenfer Sidney - with greedy eyes would follow her Divers of them did keep in their houfes certai _things made of cotton wool, in the manner o Mone Abbot In florid impotence he fpeaks And, as the prompter breathes, the puppet fqueaks His fons buried him in the cave ham purchafed of the fons of Heth Thou, an Egyptian puppet, fhalt be thew ,In Rome as well as 1 Shakefpeare's Cymbeline Oh excellent motion ! oh exceeding pupper Shake[peare 3. To obtain at an bour or danger man.] A mock drama performed by woode ,images moved by wire 1. An Tim, you have a fafte I know And of.ten fee a puppet(hov | To induce him to be fond of learning, he woul requently carry him to the puppetfhow Arbutbnot and Pope J Pr:gmn upon my mind, than the fight of a pupper UXPY n. J. [ poupée, French. Pope clean.sh data import.tsv out README A whelp; progeny of a bitch H Xalks as familiarly of roaring lions maids of thm:een do of puppy dogs. Shakefpearc itdle ;n:gg;les flighted me into the river with a Min rie, as they.would.have drowned a bitch' A, Pies, fiftce 1 th' litter 3. Unmingled ; not altered by mixtures Miiton An alabalter box of pure nard What philofophy fhall comfort a villain, that' i haled to the rack for murthering his prince? his cup is full of pure and unmingled forrow, his body is rent with torment, his name with ignominy his foul with fhame and forrow, which are to lat Taylor eternally S bak',:/i,garc much akin to fimple and' compound; fo a guine is pure gold, if it has in it no allay. Wa:ts's Logick 4 this to vifi th Go fatherlef an i Fathe th an widow i thei Fames world 5. Not conne&ted with any thing extrinfick: as, pure mathematicks Mathematicks in its latitude is divided into pur and mixed; and though the pzre do handle onl abftra® quantity in the general, as geometry; ye that which is mixed doth confider the quantity o Wilkins fome particular determinate fubject When a propofition expreffes that the predicate i conneéted with the fubjeét, it is called a pure pro and mules which AbraGengfis, xxv pofition as of la 6. Free as every true chriftian is an honeft man Watts clear Who can fay am pure from m Hi Supports him, an 7 Free fro Philips guilt; guiltlefs; innocent but that which wins Daniel O welcome, pure ey'd faith And thou unblemifh'd form of chaftity 8. Incorrupt; not vitiate praétice or opinion or obtained for b Ailton 9. Not vitiate {peech oft a I'rea wit thef corrup comedies ba an Her guiltlefs glory juft Britannia draw From gure religion, and impartial laws A Tickel mode o fo oft dot found in mine ear the pure fine talk of Rome Afchams Savift 10. Mere by inheritance A beauty waining and diftreficd wido Made prize and purchafe of his wanton cye Seduc'd the pitch and height of all his thought Sha To bafe declenfion e ta an l ce ' l w th t ai re fo T I have made my heart clean, Proverbs, XX. fin mind of evil pur intention free from fraud Mo hand of frife is pure 2. Any thing of which pofleffion is take tha religion befor affliCtion, and to keep himfelf unfpotted from th He that progures his child a good mind, make a better purchafe for him, than if he laid ou the money for an addition to his former acres Locke on LEducation any other wa Genuine; real; unadulterated Pur to all thing Qur thriving dean has purchas'd land A purchafe which will bring him clea Above his rent four pounds a year are to bodies when: applie Pure and mixt price Savift A prefident of the council will make no more im thing bough 12 Habakkiuk [pourchas, old Fr. fro the verb. Xx% Thou art of purer eyes than to behold iniquity Miiton m f fro clea fullied no Proverbs A world who would not purchafe with a bruife Pu'RCHASE Sidney Rewelations There is a generation that are pure in their own eyes, and yet is not wathed from their filthinefs forfeit thO wifely hides his wood and wire Savift UPPETSHOW. #, /. [pappet and fhow. filthy 2. No Hudibras I will be deaf to pleading and excufes Noritears nor prayers fhall purchafz out abufes Thergfore ufe none. Shakefpeare's Romeo an not muddy not dirty My pureft mind He fhewed a pure river of water 4. To expiate or recompenfe by a fine o Why isa handfome wife ador' By every coxcomb but her lord i From yonder puppetipan inquire expence French ; purus [pur, pure PURE. adj Latin. You ufe in abje@ and in {lavith part. Shakefpeare s A word of contempt y > the connterbalanc Addif are to a modern pur‘tlw_fi'r [from purblind. You have many a purchas'd flave Which like your affes, and your dogs Pope an South not always the beft bargains Moft of the old ftatues may be well fuppofed t have been cheaper to their firfk owners, than the 7o PURCHASE. @. a. [ pourchafer, Fr. 1. To acquire, notinherit 2. To buy for a price Pope UPPETMAN. 7. [ [puppe ‘Mafter of a puppet-fhow bein hav he ye pennyworths cheapef th ufuall purchafable by it, as much as you take off fro the value of money, fo much you add to the pric Locke of things exchanged for it His laft wife was 4 woman of breeding, goo "humour and complaifance; as for you, you loo Arbuthnot ilike a pupper moved by clock-work s Asthe pipes of fome carv'd organ move So unhappy have been the purchafers of churc lands, that, though in fuch purchafes men lav moral evil; holy PurBLI'NDNESS. #, f Shortnefs of fight Pu'rcuasaBLE. adj. [from purchaje. That may be purchafed, bought, o obtained . Once Zelmane could not ftir, but that as if the <had been puppets, whofe motion ftood only upon he . pleafure, ‘Bafilius with ferviceable fteps, Gyneci ¢ The gilded puppets dance Bacon Thou purcft ftone," whofe purenefs doth prefen Dryden and Lee's Ocdipus That poifes all above A fmall image moved by wire in . iwmock drama; a wooden tragedian "puppets Upon one only alienation and change, the purchafer is to pafs both licence, fine, and recovery 1. Clear Sees but a part o' th' chain, the neareft links His eyes not carrying to that equal beam g, price fhort Nearfighted blind. [from parchafe. buyer; one that gains any thing for Scotland Like owls, though purblind in the light Puyrblind ma French; pupus [poupée i L'Effrarge #. f Pu'RCHASER Of head piece extraordinary ; lower meffe Shoks[p Perchance, are to this bufinefs purblind Like to purblind moles, no greater light tha Drummond that little which they fhun Darknefs, that here furrounded our purblind underftandings, will vanith at the dawning of eterna Boyle day Dropt in blear thick-fighted eyes They'd make them fee in darkeft night . UPILARY. adj. [pupillaire, French tus, pupillaris, Lat. from pupil.] Pertainin 1veriiito a pupil or ward vfe That any purblind eye may find it out. Shakefpeare *Tis known to fevera Wardfhip; minority i is ftil The truth appears fo naked on my fide the Locke Three fons he dying left, all under age By means whereof their uncle Vortiger Ufurp'd the crown, during their pupilage Which the infants tutors gathering to fear whic pore an fighted reb fhoul pupilage o difciplin th " are unde " "jaxed as faft as their age, difcietion, and good be ar Addifon's Guardian Tickel of the father' ther becauf added I hav muc fome puppies which have given it out Raleigh I found my place taken up by an ill-bred aukward puppy, with a money bag under each arm i f t t h f L a t 2 Tove's tree ado o f e i j i ' f f p p n t % Throug o b t ' o f t v g a m g t Thruft for "The feverit of contemptuous reproach t a man dian nam the purchafe L' Efirange :fupils blind ------------- . Efirange -- befor reverentl poffeffion of his ftores; but he had little joy o Tutor fhould behav PU nebulo as, a pure willain, purus putu Latin The lord of the caftle was a voung man of fpirit but had lately, out of pure wearinels. of the fatigue and having fpent moft of his money, left the n Clarendon There happened a civil war among the hawks when |