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Show IR'E' then have faid, eaftward in Eden, feeing the worl hath not Ealt nor Weft but refpecively Raleigh 2, Partially; with refpe& to private views ' 'Obfolete k one being f Among the minifters themfelves far in eftimation above the reft, the voices of th veft were likely to be given for the moft part r¢/pec Hosk tiwely with a kind of fecret dependency Not in ufe . With great reverence Honeft Flaminius, you are very refpccively welShakefpeare come Y. REsPERS1ON [refperfio 7. f Latin. The a& of {prinkling Fr [refpiration #. / RespIrRA‘TION refpiratio, from refpive, Latin. S 1. The a& of breathing Apollonius of Tyana affirmed, that the ebbin and flowing of the fea was the refpiration of th world, drawing in water as breath forth again ' Syrups or other expeorative and putting i Bacon do not advantag in coughs, by flipping down between the epiglottis; for, as I inftanced before, that muft neceffarily occafion a greater cough and difficulty of reHarwey on Confumptions [piration The author of nature foreknew the necetlity o rains and dews to the prefent firucture of plants and the ufes of refpiration to animals ; and there fore created thefe correfpondent properties in th Bentley's Sermous atmofphere 2. Relief from toil Till the da Appear of refsiration to the juft And vengeance to the wicked 9o REsPI'RE . n [refpiro Milton re Latin clean.sh data import.tsv out README Jfpirer, French. 1. To breathe Till breathlefs both themfelves afide retire Where foaming wrath, their cruel tufks they whet And trample th' earth the whiles they may re/pire Spenfer the wer to refpite it, and be contente RESPLE'NDENCE. ) 7. / ResPLe'NDENCY. nefs; {plendour Hark! he ftrikes the golden lyre And fee! the tortur'd ghofts refpire See fhady forms advance Pope's St. Ccilia RESPI'TE. #. /. [refpit, French. 1. Reprieve; fufpenfion of a capital fentence 1 had hope to fpen Quiet, though fad, the refpize of that day That muft be mortal to us both Milton Wifdom and eloquence in vain would plea One moment's 7¢fpire for the learned head Judges of writings and of men have dy'd Prior . Paufe ; interval fox then counfel''d th" ape, for to requir till morrew £ anfwer his defire Spenfer cuftomary war, which troubleth all th giveth little refpize or breathing time o doth ufually borrow pretence from the ne "ceflary, to make itfelf appear more honeft Some paufe and refpite only I require Raleigh Till with my tears I fhall have quench'd my fire Denbam ToREspi'tE. @. 4. [from the noun. 1. To relieve by a paufe In what bow'r or fhad Thou find'ft him, from the heat ofnoon retir'd To refpite his day-labour with repatt Or with repofe Vor. II Milton's Paradife Loft 1. Anfwerable RESPLE'NDENT Lat. Bright beauntiful luftre Rich in commodities, beautiful in fituation refplendent in all glory Camden's Remains There all within full rich array'd he found With royal arras and refp/endent gold Spenfer The ancient ele€trum had in it a fifth of filve to the gold, and made a compound metal; as fi for moft ufes as gold, and more r¢fplendent. Bacon Emprefs of this fair world, refplendent Eve whil [from refplend. adj [ refplendens fhining ; having Milton light fill lefs Refplendent brafs lefs refplendent RESPLE'NDENTLY. adv. [from refplen ent.]" With luftre; brightly 5 {plend idly refpondre «. 2 [reftondeo 1 fecure Anfwering; makin certificat way of anfwer an ftand no elfe Sing o Refponfiv Be ther Tanght b anfwer is a refponfive letter z. Correfpondent fuite or letter b Ayliffe's Parergon to fomethin love and gay defire to the warbling lyre Fenton Demodacus the bard of fame the gods to pleafe, when high he fing The vocal lay refponfive to the frings Pope RESPO'NSORY. adj. [refponforius, Latin. Containing anfwer REST. #. /. [perz, Saxon ; rafle, Datch. 1. Sleep; repofe All things retir'd to ref Mind us of like repofe Milton Pope My toft limbs are wedried into reff 2. The final {leep; the quietnefs of death Oft with holy hymns he charm'd their ears For David left him, when he went to reft His lyre Dry en' Parfond Toev'ry theme re¢fponds thy various lay Here rowls a torrent, there meanders play. Broome #. /. [refpondens, Latin. 3. Stillnefs; ceffation or abfence of motion In giving an anfwer, the refpondent fhould be i court, and perfonally admonifhed by the judge t Putrefattion afketh r¢ff; for the fubtle motion wl}ic}} putrefatio agitation anfwer the judge's interrogation. Ayliffe's Parergon 2. One whofe province, in a fet difputation, is to refute objeétions fice, and feafonably commit the opponent with th refpondent, like a long practifed moderator> More The refpondent may eafily fhew, that thoug wine may do all this, yet it may be finally hurtfu 7 to the foul and body of him Watts's Logick REsPO‘NSE. #n. /. [refponfum, Latin, 1. An anfwer; commonly an oraculou anfwer Mere natural piety has taught men to receive th refponfes of the gods with all poflible veneration Gowernment of the Tongue The oracles, which had before flourifhed refponfe i bega verfe de requireth, is difturbed by an Bacon What caufe mov'd the Creator, in his holy reft How becomingly does Philopolis exercife his of givin retrea RESPO'NSIBLENESS. #. /. [from refponJible.] " State of being obliged or qualified to anfwer Ruseo'nston. #. [refponfio, Latin. T'he alt of anfwering Resro'Nsive. adj. [refponfif, French from refponfus, Latin. French. and fro hi The neceffity of a proportion of money to trad depends on money as a pledge, which writing cannot fupply the place of; fince the bill, T receiv from one man, will not be accepted as fecurity b another, he not knowing that the bill is legal, o that the man bound is honeft or refponfible. Locke Lat 1. To anfwer Little ufed 2 'I'g correfpond; to fuit to droop ha 2. Capable of difcharging an obligation in the blu Neawton's Opticks and more refplendent dames h refponfible for the truth of his relations Gowernment of the Tongue Every body looks moft fplendid and luminous i the light of its own colour: cinnaber in the homogeneal light is moft r¢fplendent, in the gree light it is manifeftl accountable Heathens, who have cettainly the talent of natural knowledge, are refponfible for it Hammond He as much fatisfics the itch of telling news he as much perfuades his hearers; and all thi that th Son! thou in whom my gloryI behol In full refplendence, beir of all my might Milton To neglect that fupreme refplendency, that fhine in God, for thofe dim reprefentations of it in th creature, is as abfurd as it were for a Perfian t offer his facrifice to a parhelion inftead of adorin the fun Boyle 1. An anfwerer in a fuit 3. To reft; to take reft from toil REspo'NsIBLE. adj. [from refponfus, Lat. ens.] Luftre; bright The breath of heav'n frefh blowing, pure, and fweet Milton a dire refponfe; and even this is allowed only a a confirtnation of his own refponfe Watts common foldiers and inferior officers fliould be fatistied upon their difbanding Clarendon RESPO'NDENT With day-fpring born ; here leave me to refpire An act paffed for the fatisfaction of the officers o the king's army, by which they were promifed payment, in November following ; till which tim I, a pris'ner chain'd, fcarce freely dra The air imprifon'd alio, clofe and damp Unwholefome draught; but here I feel amends Th Refpit Thi world peace To fulpend to delay 70 RESPO'ND 2. To catch breath 2. [Refpiter, old French. Pope The ladies gafp'd, and fcarcely could refpire The breath they drew, no lenger air, but fire Dryden The fainty knights were fcorch'd o RE R-E' 4 So late to build Milton All things paft are equally and perfedtly at reff and to this way of confideration of them are a one, whether they were before the world, or bu yefterday Locke Quiet peace ceflation from difturb ance Learn of me, for T am meek and lowly in hear and ye fhall find 7¢ff unto your fouls. ~ Martheu He giveth you r¢f from all your enemies. Deut *Scapd from fuch ftorms of pow'r, holding it bef Tobe below herfelf to beat reff. Danicl's Cizil War The root cut off, from whence thefe tumults rofe H fhould have reff, the commonwealth repofe Thus fenc'd, but not at reff or eafe of mind Dapiel Afi/t a while were utterl Hammond ‘Where can a frail man hide him? in what arm Shali a thort life enjoy a little reff Fanfhazo With what a lead of vengeance am T preft Yet never, never, can I hope for r¢f For when my heavy burden I remove To make his parifhioners kneel and join in th refponfes be gave every one of them a haffock an Addifon common prayer book The weight fallsdown, and crufhes her Ilove. Dry Like the fun, it had light and agility; it kne fcended to profe, and withi filenced 2. [Refpons, French. Anfwer made b the congregation, fpeaking alternatel with the prieft in pablick worfhip 3. Reply to an objeétion in a formal difputation Let the refpondent not turn opponent; excep in retosting the argument upon his adverfary afte no r¢f but in motion np quiet but in alivity South's Sermons Thither, where finners may have reff, I go. Pope The grave, where ev'n the great find ;;/' Pope §. Ceflation from bodily labou There the weary be at refl 3 Fob, ii. 17 Th |