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Show To REMAUN @ T a await $o b left to fuch end ie pardie do doe all the remai With oaken ftaf raifs fuch outcries on thy clatter'd iron "I Which long fhall not withhold me from thy head o 5 A whil breat remains thee t with thyfelf at Gath to boaft er fhaltfee Gath Milton ence he *fcape, what remains him lef Than unknown dangers Milto The eafier conqueft no Remains thee, aided by this hoft of friends Remar'n [from the verb. 1. Relick ; that which is left Generall ufed in the plural 1 I gricve with th inconveniencies, mor old, for fo man additiona than their fmall remain of lif feemed deftined to undergo Pope But fowls obfcene difmember'd his remains And dogs had torn him Pepe's Ody/fey Oh would'ft thou: fing what heroes Windfor bore Or raife old warriors, whofe ador'd remains In weeping vaults her hallow'd earth contains Pope 3 Abode habitation Not in ufe A moft miraculous work in this good king Which often fince my here yemain in England I've feen him do " Shakefpeare's Macbeth REMAIUNDER. adj. [from remain. maining; refufe; left Re His brai Is as dry as the remainder bifke After a voyage Shakefpeare's As you like it ‘We'turn not back the filks upon the merchant "When we have fpoil'd them ; nor the remainder viand We do not throw in unrefpetive place Becaufe we now are full REMAI'NDER. 7. / 1. What is left; remnant Shakefpeare relicks The gods prote&t you And blefs the good remainders of the court ! Shak It may well employ the remainder oftheir live to perform it to purpofe, I mean, the work of evangelical obedience Hammond Mahomet's crefcent by our feuds encreaft Blafted the learn'd remainders of the Eaft. Denbam Could bare ingratitude have made any one fo diabolical, had not cruelty came in as a fecond to it afliftance and cleare the villain' breaft of all re wainders of humanity South There are two reftraints which God hath pu upon human nature, thame and fear; fhame is th weaker, and hath place only in thofe in whom ther are fome remainders of virtue Tillotfon What madne{s moves you, matrons, to deftro The laft remainders of unhappy Troy Dryden If he, to whom ten talents were committed, ha fquardered ‘away five, he is concerned to make doub'e improvement of the remaindcr Rogers It thefe decotions be repeated till the water come oft clear, the remainder yields no falt _Arbuthnot Of fix millions raifed every year for the fervic of the publick, one third is intercepted throug the feveral fubordinations: of artful men in office before the remainder is applied to the proper ufe . The body whe remains AS"IU{ the foul is departed Shew u The poor remainder of Amdronicus . [In Jaw. ritance Th laf chanc l S:'v.thpmr of inhe A fine is levied to grant a reverfion or remainder expectant upon a leafe that yieldeth no rent. Bacorn 70 REMA'KE make anew. v, a [re and make. [remanens old French. tralted to remnant, ing Lati It is now con The part remain Her majefty bought of his executrix the remanen Bacon of the laft term of three years #n. /. [remarque, French. REMA'RK Obfervaticn ; note; notice taken T w. a 7o ReMa'RK 1. T note [remarquer, French. to obferve It is eafy to obferve what has been remarked that the names of fimple ideas are the leaft liable t miftakes Lotke 2. Todiftinguifh ; to pointout Not in ufe to mark REMA'RKABLE adj Obfervable worth Milton [remarquable Fr. of note So did Orpheus plainly teach, that the world ha beginning in time, from the will of the moft hig God, whofe remarkable words are thus converted Raleigh *Tis remarkable, that the Talk moft, who have the leaft to fay Prior What we obtain by converfation foon vanithes unlefs we note down what ramarkables we hav found Watts ReMA'RKABLENESS. 7. /. [from remarkable. Obferveablenefs; worthinefs o obfervation They fignify the remarkablencfs of this punifhment of the Jews, as fignal revenge {or the crucifie Haminond REMA'RKARLY Obfervably fervation adv [from remarkable. in a manner worthy of ob So faithful love Milton Such parts of thefe writings, as may be remarkably ftupid, thould become fubjeéts of an occafiona criticifm W atts ReEMA'RKER. #. /. [remarqueur, Fr.] Qbferver; one that remarks If the remarker would but once try to outfhin the author by writing a better book on the fam fubjet, he would foon be convinced of his own infufficiency Waits pabl adj [from remedy. Ca of remedy REME'DIATE. adj. [from remedy.] Medicinal ; affording a remedy Not i ufe All you, unpublifh'd virtues of the earth Spring with my tears; be aidant and remediat In the good man's diftrefs RemEe'DILESS. adj admitting remedy lefs; incurable "The war, grounde ReME'DILESS- NESS Hii¥ial "mddigfi lefs.] Licurablenefs RE'MEDY mede [Fo [f o oedi Brench. 1. A medicin cured 7, L/ ra: . /. [remedium, Latin; ,, Th by which any illg difference betwee poifons and e eafily known by their effets; and commonx::{:‘ foon diftinguithes between virtué and yice S 2. Cure of any uneafinefs i Here hope began to dawa ; refoly'd oty | Byda She fix'd on this her utmot remedy O how fhort my interval of woe Our griefs how fwift, our remedies how flow, P,,‘,',, 3. That which counteradts any ev;ilg § 5"‘\2 to, for, or againft; foris moft ufed, | ™ QI;"; What may be remedy or cur mfl‘ T evils, which our own mifdeeds have Wrought.. 1 - Civil government is the proper .remedy fo inconveniences of the ftate of nature Lo 4. Reparation i;,?vma M ot o means of repairing hurt W lshcocion Thierer gra Things, without all remedy Should be without regard. Shakefpeare's Machdh fiee oo o Jetlleftion In the death of a man there is no remedy aiene Wifdem, i,1 [ h 7o RE'MEDY. @. a. [remedier, French 1. . To cure ; to heal Sorry we are, that any good and godly min thould be grieved with that which is done; to remedy their grief, lieth not fo muchin us Habir 41 T in themfelves 2. To repair or remove mifchief To REME'MBER @. a. [remembrerol French ; remembrare, Italian, 1. To bear in mind any thing; not forget Remember not againft us former inquities Pfal Ixxi Remember thee Ay thou poor ghoft, while memory holds aplace 2. To recolle& ; ‘to call to mind He having once feen and rfmrgniem'{ mfi;d r rw ri th i b t g b i n g b n th zi o f l mf w} ng th an e m m r t We are fa u{ cl on ac wi n m th i fe ar i o ide [from remedy. No irreparabie cure Spenfer upon this general remedilef Wi that we have had this idea before. to hav e prefent 3. To keep in mind the attention l: mfl t u f e t r w Remember what And fhun the bitter confequence This is to be remembered, that no to keep a youn e it total ignoranco 4. T il a hi unlefs you bear in mind ward o ¢ is not poffit gentleman from vice by mew him up Lock with intent of non punifhment Cry untoPGod Shakéfp. King Lear Sad A fculapiu Imprifon'd was in chains remedilefs lufion In this diftracted brain. =~ Remember thee! Shale Chiefly aflur' Remarkably fo late, of thy fo true REMe'DIABLE b ing, wh? are good for nothing elfcr%e E:::{ a;:a time, the poor man is left un o this evil therehe fits Chrift 4 Attempts have been made for fome remedy aga The pris'ner Samfon here I feek -His manacles remark him | f{i Flatter him it may, as thofe are Philoxenus, for defpifing fome dull poetry o Dionyfins, S was condsmncyd to dig in the quarries sce being remanded, at his return Dionyfro fius produced fome other of his verfes, which a foon as Philoxenus had read, he made no reply, but alling to the waiters, faid, carry me again to th Gowernment.of the Tongue quarries #. [ %@ba, High- thron'd in fecret blifs, for ys fal Emptied his glory % d"fl Dawies laws were made to remand them back £T Were loft in death, till he thag dvelt ahgy te call back He cannot diftinguith difficult and noble fpecuCollier lations from trifling and vulgar remarks z. The body left by the foul _We, by rightful doom remedilifs The better fort quitted their freeholds and fle into England, and never returned, though man remanant z. / [re and mando, Lat. w.a RE'MANENT Back on thy foes more glorious o return neceffity, may be termed th of the neceflury war smemlfi?h&‘w&fi Glanwilie remake us after the image of our maker To fend back Thatof fuch falférs friendfhip fhall be fain. Spenfer time That, which fhe owns above her, muft perfectl 7o Rema'~Na Such end had the kid; for he would weaned b Of craft, coloured with fimplicity An RE RE RE for you fhall be rementh him iy CK He brings th r W _ n x r v Remembring mexcy, and his c 0g{ . " e f x { } p o t n 5. 'To mention 1 Fahere n a r c b t g o o t t c ] & x : { ' ] c f i r f perfon cite g" omitted fuch citation 18 InVaid hereafter to My remembered él- *\tl |
