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Show SE Tak 50. ToSe ne half of my commiffion, and fir do mend . As beft thou art experienc'd, fince thou know'f .\Thy country's ftrength and weaknefs b Shake[peare's. Coriolanus "1 cannot forbear fetting dozun the beautiful deription Claudian has made of a wild beaft, newl M ZaSeT down To fix; to eftablifh { This law we may name eternal, being that orde vhich God before all others hath' fer dowwn wit imfelf, for himfelf to do all things by w.. To SET forth Hooker fome charaters muf 'The men character Yo to plac mor monjtrous an i i=zwhat untoa miracle fets forth the patience of God .- hath endeavoured to make the world believe h = . ~as God himfelf Broawn o % To fet forth great things by fmall Milton The two humours, of a chearful truft in provi41#+1ence, and a fufpicious diffidence of it, are ver 'To fhow ; to exhibit errour owell fet forth here for our inftrution. L'Efvange When poor Rutjlus fpends all his worth {n hopes of fetting one good dinner forth ¢Tis downright madnefs Dryden's Fuwenal » 7o SeT forward 'T advance t /promote They yield that reading may Jet forward, but no begin, the work of falvation Hooker Amongft them there arc not thofe helps whic others have, to fet them forward in the way of life Hooker In the external form of religion, fuch things as 2re apparently, or can be fufficiently proved, effecjtual, and generally fit to fet forward godlinefs either as betokening the greatnefs of God, or a bgfceining the dignity of religion, or as concurring with celeftial impreffions in the minds of men may be reverently thought of _They mar my path, they Jet forwar mity Hooker my calaFob Dung or chalk, applied feafonably to the root of trees, doth Jet them Sorawards Bacon's Natural Hiffory 2 ToSET in. To put in a way to begin If you pleafe to aflift and Jet me iny 1 will re colle€t myfelf It becomes a true lover to have your heart mor Jet upon her good than your own, and to bear tenderer refpeét to her honour than your fatisfac others hearts are aime Collier his friend obferv The reft, unable to ferve any longer, or willin to fall to thrift, fhould be placed in part of th lands by them won, at better rate than others t who providence has fet out for him, is a bleffing L' Efirange. 56. 7o SET our our friend for fome months more to his garret Savift 57. Zo SET out Time and place, taken thus for determinate portions of thofe infinite abyfles of fpace and duration, fet out, or fuppofed to be diftinguithed, from the reft by known boundaries,shave each a twofol acceptation Locke Shakefpeare's Othello 58 flddif/n 52. 70 SET on or upon. 'This fenfe may perhaps, be rather neutral. To attack to aflault There you mifling me, I was taken up by pirates, who, putting me under board prifoner, prefently fet upen another fhip, and, maintaining long fight, in the end put them all to the fword Sidmy Caffio hath here been fet on in the dark He s almoft flain, and Roderigo dead. Sb. Othello So other foes may /et upon our back Shakefp. Henry V1 Alphonfus, captain of another of the gallies fuffering his men to ftraggle too far into the land was fet upon by a Turkith pirate, and taken Knolles Of one hundre fhips there cam fcarc thirt to work; howbeit with them, and fuch as cam To adorn; to embellifh. 59. 70 SET out. habit fet ouz wit Drydens To raife; to equip The Venetians pretend they could /e out, i cafe of great neceflity, thirty men of war, a hundred gallies, and ten galeafles Addifon on Italy 60 75 SET out To thow to difplay; te recommend Milton South's Seramons formation The fkill ufed in drefling up power, will ferv only to give a greater edge to man's natural ambition : what can this do but fer men ¢z the mor Laocke cagerly to fcramble A prince's court introduces a kind of luxury that fets every particular perfon zpon making higher figure than is confiftent with his rzvenue 70 Ser ont An ugly woman, in a:ric jewels, nothing can become Fer. xliii. 3 men, will join forces againft an infulting bafenefs when backed with greatnefs, and fer on by mifin 'To mark by boundarie or diftinétions of {pace had either never attempted this change, fe vengeance of God, and the indignation o 'To publifh I will ufe no other authority than that excellen proclamatio fef out by the king in the firft year o his reign, and annexed before the book of Common Prayer Bacon If all thould be fef out to the world by an angry whig, the confequence muft be a confinement o littl He thould be %‘tought to be mad, or fet on an employed by his own or the malice of other me Glarendon to abufe the duke In oppofition fit Grim death, my fon and foe, who fets them on Th Spenfer the fame fhall be fet out The fquaring ofa man's thoughts to the lot tha 'To animate; t 6 the Chaldeans to allot To aflign 55- 70 SET out at, are th thef Siduey tion Thou, traitor, haft fet on thy wife to this. Shak Baruch fetteth thee on againft us, to deliver us un Up higher to the plain, where we'l fet fort i2%n beft appointment all our regiments Shakefp. King Fobn make Tago fet him on =in order ou Waller on with hope; or never difcovered it, ftopt wit Sidney defpair He upbraids Iago, that he made hi Brave me upon the watch; whereon it cam That I was caft; and even now he fpak Dryden's Dufrefnoy rende 'To fix the atten 54. Zo SET on or upon tion ; to determine to any thing wit fettled and full refolution ryden 51. 0 SET o or upon inftigate ; to incite . vioraife, and to make her merit further known T not to fe The work will never take, if it is not fer off wit Addifon proper fcenes Claudian fets off his defcription of the eridanu Addifon on Italy with all the poetical ftories To difplay ; to ex 7., 4 - As for words to fer forth fuch lewdnefs, it is no 77 Mard for them to give a goodly and painted the "hereunto, borrowed even from the praifes prope Elmeig virtue Spenfer Whereas it is commonly fe¢ forth green or yel210w, it is inclining to white. Brown's Pulg. Err wne So little have thefe falfe colours difhonoure ar s L bmainting, that they have only ferved to fer forth he T whof Shakefpearc's Otbello Set on thy wife t' obferve fingularities as foils, that rather fez off than blemit Addifon his good qualities .plain ; to reprefent . 70 ST forth that hav to oppof 'To employ as in a tatk 53. 70 SET on Their women are perfe¢t miftrefles in fhewin them{elves to the beft advantage : they are alway gay and fprightly, and fer off the worft fdces wit Addifon the beft airs The general good fenfe and worthinefs of hi Abbot "leets to defcry the feas wiig The Venetian admiral had a fleet of fixty galN bonas i fet forth by the Venetians Kunolless Hiftory of the Turks Garth's Difpenfary of difguife, while the other is fo much fer off an adorned by the owner Addifon Our merchants, to their great charges, fet fort 'To arrange When fome rival power invades a right Flies fet on flies, and turtles turtles fight occafion that one part of the face lies under a kin %144 1.0n expeditions séss To SET forth of thof be raife and to fer them off Shakelp. Tavelfth Night redeemed that evil by this which I now fuffer Taylor When once I am fet upon, *twill be too late to b L'Effrange whetting when I fthould be fighting The figures of the groupes muft contraft eac other by their feveral pofitions: thus, in a play To raife; to fend ou . % 9o SeT jforth example Set off thofe joys 1 with may ever laft "mo The poems, which have been fo ill fez forth une | o ler his name, are as he firft writ them Waller 3 IfI had been fer upon by villains, I would hav off thyfelf by taxing their memory, but to direc thyfelf what to avoid Bacon May you be happy, and your forrows paf D My willing love Sy, The rather by thefe arguments of fear i » To SET forth not th carried themfelves ill in the fame place 'To publifh; to pro et forth in your purfuit It an reformation, glittering o'er my fault Negleé ., mulgate ; to make appear S to adorn; toembellifh Shall fhew more goodly, and attract more eyes Than that which hath no foil to fer it off Shakefpeare's Henry 1V The prince put thee into my fervice for no othe reafon than to for me offe Shakefpeare's Henry 1V ), Finding hinr fo refolutel ez dogum, that he wa daily in, we fet upon them, and gave them th Bacon's War with Spain chace To decorate; to recom Like bright metal on a fullen ground 'To fix on a refolve 1 aeither by fair nor foul means, but only by force "o be removed out of his town, he inclofed th ame round Knolles of {wers to the French relever rought from the woods, and making its firft ap,searance in a full amphitheatre Addifon . 70 SET down S5E SE | Barbarofia, in- his difcourfes concerning. th conqueft of Africk, fet him out as a moft fit infrrument for fubduing the kingdom of Tunis I could fet out that beft fide of Luther, w our author, in the picture he has given us of him has thrown into fhade, tha he migh pofed deformity more in view 7o SET ont 61 62. To Se up Atterbury ; to prove 'To fho Thofe very reafons fet o was T place a fup how heinous his fi Atterbury ereft; to eftablit newly There are many excellent inftitutions of charit lately fet up, and which deferve all manner of encouragement, particularly thofe which relate to th careful and pious education of poor children Atterbury's Sermons 3. To enable to commenc nefs a new bufi Who could not win the miftrefs, woo'd the maid Set up themfelves, and drove a fep'rate trade, Pope 64. o SET #p 'To build to erec Their ancient habitations they negle& An fet up new then if the echo like no In fuch a room, they pluck down thofe Ben Fonfon's Cataline Jacob took the ftone that he had for his pillow nd fer it up for a pillar Gencfis, xxviiie 18 Suc |