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Show [requiter, French. . a filent, did t 1. To repay; to retaliate good orill recompenfe 7o RE'SCUE. w. a. [refcorre, old Fr. To fet free from any violence, confine Dr The praife of merit, nor afpire to fame >7Tis all we beg thee to conceal from figh ‘Thofe aéts of goodnefs which themfelves reguite QO let us fill the fecret joy partake Pope ‘To follow virtue ev'n for virtue's fake Unhappy Wallace Ope He that is fo fure of his particular election, a to refolve he can never fall, if he commit thof left he re Ecclus refcue a minifter whom his mafter defired to brin Monopolies and coemption of wares for refale where they are not reftrained, are great means t Bacon enrich [refcoufle, refcoffe, ol Re‘scuE. #n. J DeliFrench; refcuffas, low Latin. To REsarLu'TE. @.a. [refaluto, Latin refaluer, Fr.] 'To falute or greet anew verance from violence, danger REe‘scuer. z. /. [from refcue. refcues To fai back From Pyle refailing, and the Spartan court Pope Horrid to fpeak! in ambufh is decreed [refcindo, Latin . a To cutoff Jcinder, French. rogate a law re T . [ [refeiffion, French ; re Jeiffus, Latin. a& of cutting off Th If any infer refciflion of their eftate to have bee for idolatry, that the governments of all idolatrou nation be alfo difiolved fhoul it followet Bacon Having the power to cu [referibo, Lat re Reser'zer pape Ayliffe's Parergon to referibe them thewed him the difference betwix and the fand-box Re‘scrieT #n. / JSeriptum Latin. rour [#eferit Edi th h z./ RESE'MBLANCE ink-bo Hozoel French @ a [r and feat. T One that feizes again the more eafy to judge of the forfeiture of reJeizure ; deface the image, and you diveit the righ 1. Likenefs Bacon . /. [refemblance, Fr. fimilitude reprefentation One miin end. of poetry and painting is t pleafe ; they bear a great refemblance to each other Dryden's Bufrefnop r of an empe- for mor Wotton's Buckinghant Here we have the charter o€ foundation j it is no 2. To write over again Callin l"l‘. Reser'zure. . /. [reand feizure. Repeated feizure; feizure a fecond time Whenever a prince on his being confulted reJeribes or writes back Toleramus, he difpenfes wit that aét otherwife unlawfal Th qualit produce hat Miltsy 70 RESE'MBLE. @. a. [refembler, Fr 1. To compare ; to reprefen as like fome thing elfe Moft fafely may we refemble ourfelves to dod in refpect of that pure faculty, which is never fe parate from the love of God The torrid parts of Afric Raleigh are refembled to libbard's fkin, the diftance of whofe fpots reprefent the difperfenef Brercwud of habitations 2. To be like; to have likenefs to If we fee a man of virtues, mixed with infirmi ties, fall into misfortune, we are afraid that th like misfortunes may happen to ourfelves, who r[emble the charaer Addifin Zo Rese'wp. w. a. [re and ferd.] T fend back; to fend again. Notin ufe I fent to her by this fame coxcomb Tokens and letters, which fhe did refend. Shakp 7o RESE'NT [reffentir, French. w. a A ferious confideration of the mineral treafyres of his territories, and the pracical difcoveries o them by way of my philofophical theory, he the fo well refented, that afterwards, upon a matut digeftion of my whole defign, he commanded m how great an into let your lordthips underftand a work elination he hath to further fo hopef Bacun En When he's produc'd, will you refeat hi Upon his fatker's throne Dryden oir 70 RESCRY'BE. w. a Jerire, French. 1. To write back [rcc/zcrdwr RESEARCH. T. To examine ; to enquire o REsEa'T feat again Y. adj. [refciffoire, French; reREsc1'sso Jeiffus, Lat. Fr. much they may have been blemifhed by the envy o others, and what was corrupted by their own felicity not the general defign, but can never exprefs the life o the original Addifm To be abfent from any part of publick worfhi fy he thus deeply refented 2 commonl no re To take ill afiront fenfe to confider asan mjuryo This is now the moft uvfi Thou with fcor fiiiltflfl wrong offer' th refen i woul ange An Such proceedings have been always refér 71'3 Dfl'l"z')‘f" often punifhel in this kingdom O RESE‘NTER. 7. fi ¢ftrom refent. who feels injuries deeply The carl was the worft philofopher, be;ng._z_s; It is not eafy to refearch with due diftin&ion in the actions of eminent perfonages, both ho abrogation according to thi ‘T'hey are but weak refemblances of our intcntiom faint and imperfe&t copies that may vauaimus'wiu One tha gained in fuch refearches the accelerating and bettering of fruits, emptying mines, and draining fens Glanwille's Scepfis I fubmit thofe miftakes, into which T ma have fallen, to the better confideration of others who fhall have made refearch into this bufinefs wit Holder more felicity A felicity adapted to every rank, fuch as the reJearches of human wifdom fcught for, but coul nst difcover Rogers to ab are refemblances forme Thee all things living gaze on By a fkilful application of thofe notices, may b It is the impofing a facramental obligation upo him, which being the condition, upon the performance whereof all the promifes of endlefs blifs ar made over, it is not poffible to refcind or difclai Hammond the ftanding obliged by it I fpake againft the teft, but was not heard Dryden Thefe to refcind, and peerage to reftore REescr'ssion [recherche REesea'rRcH. 7. f quiry; fearch fenfible things, which religion hath Faireft refemblance of thy Maker fair Shakefpeare Have holp to make this refcue Milton ik 1. To take well or ill How comes it, yo Chapman And trod ourfelves the refaluted fand To refalute theworld with facred light To Resc1''~D or con finement We drew her up to land 7o Resar'L. v. a. [re and /fail. Davenant to a fair account : e}w i fa {piritual, whereunto they ferve as a hand to e and a way to direct Hammond''s Fundamentals Wha was that juft man, whom had not heav' Refew'd, had in his righteoufnefs been loft? Milton Riches cannot refcue from the grave Which claims alike the monarch and the flave Diryden We have never yet heard ofa tumult raifed t REe'REMOUSE. 7./. [Ppepemuy, Saxon. See REARMOUSE A bat REsa'LE. 2. /. [re and fale.] Sale at fecond hand Leucothea wak'd lowed rily refolve, that nothing "but the removing hi fundamental error can refeze him from the fuperftruétive thefr:fcfn@ztlclfflz him and our author i i qualities it Thef aéts, againft which feripture is plain, that they tha do them fhall not inherit eternal life, muft neceffa Thomfon guite thee with a fhrewd turn Clarendon Calvinian party 1 Samuel not thine heart to every man refeued it out of the hands of th Mo 2. Something refembling the church excellently Bancroft underftoo and had almof 2. To do or give in reciprocation He hath reguited me evil for good SR twi Spenfer Jrewoed his love Shak My uncles both are flain in refeuing me We're befet with thieves Refeue thy miftrefs, if thou be a man. Shakefpeare we neither clai Swif I ca}t}r}not help remarkin and re who fuccoured hi met with Britomartis Ecclus Great patriot heroe ! ill reguited chief ut not the virtue in the en forrow after lon Sir Scudamore That call fame on fuch gentle aéts asthefe. Milton Great ido!l of mankind %ome fain}: refemblance to produce or danger ment for he knows the eharm He can reguite thee From the dead afhes of a flow'r em Ayliffe's Parergon. of laws Genefis one tha an againft his enemics fhall reguize kindnefs to his friends Him within prote& from harms of the Roma after the manne 3 Wheref we look on it as a bare effe@ of power, L::: So chymifts boaft they have a pow' perors, write back their determinations, which wer ftiled refcripts or decretal epiftles, having the forc If he love me to madnefs, I fhall never reguit Shakefpeare him When Jofeph's brethren faw that their father wa dead, they faid, Jofeph will réquie us all the evi we did An avenge Jemblance with the thing ‘producing i One finding a great mafs of money digged under ground, and being fomewhat doubtful, fignifie it to the emperor, who made a refcript thus: Uf Bacon's Apophthegms it The ‘popes, in fuch cafes, where canons wer equal their benefa&tion, yet with a kind of ‘grateful return it refle¢ts thofe rays, that it canno recompenfe; fo that there is fome return however South's Sermons though there can be no requital 70 REQUIUTE RE R'E RE giigits };:')u.':w leaf ‘th o diffemble th o weal diffemble cofen¥e wea an refen'er TRESE'NTFUL. adj.. 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