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Show PU a o n m d t h e w i e ifs, and confi The greedy thirft of royal crow Stirr'd Porrex up to put his brother domn o f v r d u t b m n r t oportions o it by computation it banifhes from our thoughts a lively fenfe o o u r p g c f o # u t seligion, and p : l h m n u a l t a f l the advantages o e t o o t a e g t o to refled Thefe wretches put us wpon al e n g ‘ w a t e a f l e t e f AT(r)nfn o]f? Tyr,e, fkilfu to wor! an p ? . l fl h l w c v d e c Glver, to find o h i r f u a S t o n - u t Pat i t l o r p i d d o t e ' . What to Jov _Dr)'dg." ftare Th as we have loft thofe preparations of honey queftio originall pu phblick {chools was, whether an unde difpute i any pretenc Savifts 1 only put the queftion, whether, in reafon, i fhoul would not have been proper the kingdo Quite to put dowon the fathion of our blacks 28. 70 Pur down of virtu Samfo you 30 fign to flatter you I broke all hofpitable laws To bear you from your palace-yard by might Dryden And put your noble perfon in a fright The leaft harm that befalls children, puts the into complaints and bawling. Locke on Education Dryden ‘money in-a payment. he purs a fligh upo s as they fland diftin@ from. faith goo works Atterbury 22. To unite; to place as an ingredient He has right to put into his complex idea fignified by the word gold, thofe qualities, whic upon trial he has found united # 23, ToPut by Locke 'To turn off; to divert Watch and refift the devil; his chief defign are to hinder thy defire in good, to puz thee 4y from thy fpiritual employment Taylor A fright hath put &y an ague fit, and mitigated a fit of the gout Grew's Cofmol 24 Zo Put &y To thruft afide Bafilius, in his old years, marrying a youn and fair. lady, had of her thofe two daughters f famous in beauty, which put by their young coufi from that expectation Sidney Was the crown offer'd him thrice -Ay, marry, was't, and he put it by thrice Every time gentlar than other Shake[peare ]onatha.n had died for, being fo Had not Juft God pur by th' unnatura When I drovea thruft, home as I could To teach his traitor heart, he put it by And cried, fpare the ftripling. 25. To Pur dpwn prefs ;hm crufh T blow Coavley Dryden bafle to re 10w the ladies and T have put him dowwn! Shak %. Lo Pyt doym of Ariftotle, wh than living creatures new leaves ; wherea after their period o nails, which are exBacon To exert Milton I put not forth my goodnefs In honouring God, put forth all thy firength Taylor We fhould put forth all our firength, and, without having an eye to his preparations, make th greateft puth we are able Addifon To interpofe 33. Yo Pur in Give me leave to put in a word to tell you, tha I am glad you allow us different degrees of worth Collier 'To drive to harbour 34. Zo PuT i» No ties Halfers, or gables need, nor anchors caft Whom ftormes puz in there, are with ftay embrac't Chapman 35 To Pu in pradice 'T ule to ex ercife Tam as much afhamed to pu¢ a loofe indigefte play upon the publick, as I thould be to offer braf Whereve 'To emit, as a fprout 32. 7o Put forth , 2L, To offer; to advance and pulled her in Genefis, vilis Q Put forth the verdant grafs, herb yielding feed Milton And fruit-tree yielding fruit gion of invafion, fent thofe foldiers he had levie into the countries neareft unto Rhodes far away Temple 'To extend 70 Pur forth An excellent obfervatio fome plants are of greater ag for that they yearly pur fort living creatures put forth growth, nothing but hair an crements He faid, let the eart Solyman, to put the Rhodians out of all fufpi and fo upon the fudden to fet upon them. Kiol/ese His highnefs gzt him in mind of the promif he had made the day before, which was fo facred that he hoped he would not violate it. ~ Clarendon To put your ladyfhip in mind of the advantage you have in all thefe points, would look like a de faid, I will now put forth a riddle unt Fudges 31. Zo Put forth ing plant 1" .\-‘?19. To reach to another Wo unto him that giveth his neighbour drink " that puszeft thy bottle to him, and makeft hi +.20. To bring into any ftate of mind o temper 'To propofe He put forth his hand makes u Spectator Habakkuk, ii. 15 Shake[peare 29. Zo Pur forth ."18. To form ; to regulate drunken 'To confute 1 put the cafe at the worlt, by fuppofing, wha feldom happens, that a courf miferable in this life Dry Mark now how a plain tale fhall puz you dozvn Savift have received timely notice Bacon With copper collars and with brawny backs e p f th if re t u w l b m i whatfoeve anagiitrate whic the ancients had 2 C}J'i‘o‘?lu'lfi, ile 2 to him He'l Sugar hath put dowon the ufe of honey, inaimuc mnchuft,' t Savift in gol To bring into difufe 27. 7o Pur down Atterbury ftate Spenfer The king of Egypt put Jehoahaz down at Jerufalem 2 Chiron Z\/t"w_ton. ropofe ; t ¥ PU To degrade Neither gods nor man will give confent Dryden To put in praétice your unjult intent 'To diveit; to lay afide 36. 7o Pur off None of us put off our cloaths, faving that ever one put them off for waihing. - Nebemiab Ambition like a torrent ne'er looks back And is a fwelling, and the laft affetio Ben fonfon's Catiline A high mind can puz off It is the new fkin or fhell that pusteth off the old fo we fee, that it is the young horn that putter off th old off the old an in birds, the young feathers pu and f birds caft thei beaks new beak putting off the old th Bacon Ye thall die perhaps, by putting of Human, to put on gods ; death to be wifl'd. 24i/z 1 for his fake will leav Thy bofom, and this gloty next to the Milton Freely put off, and for him laftly die When a man fhail be juft about to quit th frage of this world to put off his mortality and t deliver up his laft accounts to God, his memor thall ferve him for little elfe, but to terrify hi South with a frightful review of his paft life Nowthe cheerful light her fears difpell'd She with no winding turns the truth conceal'd But put the woman off, and ftood reveal'd. Diyde My friend, fancying her to be on old woma of quality, pur off his hat to her, when the perfo pulling off his matk appeared a {mock-face young fellow Add;ifor Homer fays he puts off that aiv of grandeur whic fo propesly belongs to his chavadter, and debafe Braswe himfeif into a droll 37 To Put off. Tedefeat or delay wit {omic artifice ot excule The gains of ordinary trades are hogpeft; bu thofe of bargains are more doubtful, when me fhould wait upon others neceflity, broke by fervant to draw them on, puz ¢f others cunningl would be better chapmen I hoped" for a demonftration, but Themiftiu Boyl hopes to put me gf with an harangue Some hard words the goat gave, but th L'Eftrange puts off all with a jeft 1 do not intend to be thus put off with an ol More fong Do men in good earneft think that God will b put off fo? or that the Jaw of God will be bafied Souil with a Tie cloathed in a fcoft' This is a very unr {o ible demand, and we put him off with this anfwer, that there are fevera things which all men in their wits difbelieve, an yet none but madmen will go about to difprove Bentlep 38 7o Pur off procraftinate 'To delay; to defer Let not the wor of to-da t be put morrow : for the future is uncerta L So many accidents may deprive us of our I that we can never fay, that he who negle&s t fecure his falvation to-day, may without danger pu it ¢f to to-morrow Wike He feems generally to prevail, perfuading them to a confidence in fome partial works of obedience or elfe to put off the care of their falvation to fom future opportunities Rogers 39. Zo Put off 'To pafs fallacioufly It is very hard that Mr. Steele fhould take u the artificial reports of his own faction, and the put them off upon the world as additional fears o a popifh fucceficr Sawift 'To difcard 40. To Pur off Upon thefé taxations The clothiers all put of The fpinfters carders fullers, weavers Shake[p 41. 70 Put of. 'To recommend vend or obtrude t The effeéts which pafs between the fpirits and the tangible parts, are not at all handled, but pus off by the name of virtues paflions. natures, actions, and Bacons 42. To Put om or upon. 'To impute; t charge 43. Z0 PuT on or upon To inveft with, as clothes or covering Strangely vifited people he cures Hanging a golden ftamp about their necks Put on with holy pray'rs Shakcfpeare's Machzt Give even way unto my rough affair Put not you on the vifage of the times And be like Percy to them troublefome Shaks/p So fhall inferior eyes That borrow their behaviour from the great Grow great by your exariple, and put o ‘The dauntlefs {pirit of refolution Shakefpeare 1f God be with me,. and give me bread to eat, and raiment to put on, then fhall the Lord be m God Gencefisy %xvita 205 Very goo She ha fuits, and veryrich; but the put 'em on; fhe knows not ho garment Ben Fonfor's Catilines his cap from his head, he faid, this cap She canno To wear Takin will not hold two heads, and therefore it muft be fitted to one, and fo put it on again Knolles Avarice puts on the canonical habit Decay of Pietys Mercury had. a mind to learm what credit he had in. the world, and fo pu on the fhape of L'Eftrange. man The little ones are taught to be proud of thei cloaths, before they can pis them or Locke 44. Z mote Pu on T forward ; to pro to incite I grow fearful By what yourfelf too late have fpoke and. denes ‘That you protect this courfe, and put it o By your allpwancg Shakc[pears's King Bears Say, |
