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Show S E Sul Sach delight hath God in me Now the latter watch of wafting night QObedien to his will, that he vouchfafe Among them to fer up his tabernacle And forting frars, to kindly reft invite.. Dryd, ZEn Not thicker billows beat the Lybian main When pale Crion fets in wintry rain Dryden's Aoncid Than ftand thefe troops My eyes no objeét me Miiton's Paradife Lof Images were not fef up or worfhipped among th heathens, becaufe they fuppofed the gods to be lik But diftant fkies that in the ccean fer Dryden's Indian Emperor Stilling fleet them Statues were fet up to all thofe who had mad themfelves eminent for any noble attion. Dryden I fhall thew you how to fer up a forge, and wha tools you muft ufe Woxon's Mech. Exercifes Patrons, who fneak from living worth to dead Withhold the penfion, and fer up the head Pope 65. 7o S #p To raife put in power H wa fkilfu And there like ferting frars the Decii lay 2. To be fixed hard A gathering and ferring of the fpirits together t t fill, i 3. Tobe extinguifhed or darkened, as th fun at night knowledge could be fet up againft mortality. Shak nflate the kingdom from the houfe of Saul Ahijah could not fee by reafon of his age «p the throne of David over Ifrael 2 Sam. iil. 10 Of thofe that lead thefe parties, if you could tak oft' the major number, the lefler wanld gover mnay, if you could take off all, they would for u one and follow him ThatI might fing it, madam Whatever pracical rul &s general y broken That fluid fubftance in a few minutes begin to fer, as the tradefmen fieak; that is, to exchange its fluidity for firmnefs Boyle i 'To place in view He hath taken me by my neck picces, and fer me up for his mark. Fob; xvi. 12 Scarecrows are fef up to keep birds from corn an And bear the royal virgin far away Dryden When fezs he forward -Heis near at hand Dryden's Indian Emperor He, with forty of Lis gallies, in moft warlik manner appointed, fer forward with Solyman's ambaffador towards Conantinople Knolles's Hiftory of the Turks 'To place in repofe; t Whilft we fer up our hopes here we do not f ferioufly, as we ought, confider that God has provided another and better place for us Wak 69 70 SET up 8. T To raife by the voice T0 SET #p to reception Th To advance Whe to propof there is a covey of partridges In gard'ning neler this rule forget To fow dry, and fer wet 0ld Proverb 1o 1o Jet up 72 Thi is on of th for ever word hardly be explained otherwif variou notion fre is defigned th 13. 7 Genefisy xxviile 11 tefm of autumn and the beginnin Gaye a dim light to violence and warse #7aller in particular ftate fétting of the pleiades and feven far ".f winter, unto fome latitudes rhefe ftars do neve Jet Brown's Vylgar Errowrs That fun once fit, a thoufand meaner ftar SE Whe the weathe g‘o fee perform'd the ten r of our w et o7 that woul H Shakefseargs 1 ferioufly fi"‘t'j‘?;"z‘"f'l;gg?m truth, ought to prepare his mind wity alov The underftanding would prefen ly ob‘ tal)i knowledge it is about, and then fi upont fom inquiry 15 70 SET on T 'T'o make an attack Hence every leader to his ch rge 16. 70 SET out 17. Z0 82T out continued through the whole of that month, wit Brown's V;Wlgar Erre 'To begina journey, o At their fetting out they muft have their miffion from the king I fhall put you in mind where you promife Jet eut, or begin your firk flage Han Me thou think't not flow Who fince the motning-hourfet out from he Where God refides, and ere mid-day arriy'd Ian Eden Milton's Paradif I My foul then mov'd the quicker pace; Yours firffzt¢ out, mine reach'd her in the rae Thefe dotrines, laid down for foundation any fcience, were called principles, as th nings from which we muft fef out, and lookm ther backwards He that fes out upon weak legs, will notosl farther, but grow ftronger too, than one who firm limbs only fits fiil For thefe reafons I fhall fet out for Londont morrow Loolk no more on man in the firft ftagof exiftence, in his ferting out for eternity The dazzling luftre to abate He fer not ouz in all his pomp and fate Clad in the mildeft lightning 1f we flacken our arms, and drop our 2, fhall be hurried back to the place from whcnq firft fet out 'To begin the worl the {ame sniverfity To apply h1mf«=:1f.td appeal to fome who have m their bufinefs, whet‘ner\}if 20 rl:)gt agalf!fl. elfem /i th them to {uot to any t XG ingoim w e 7 a triad zo. To Set up. To be P We have ftock enough to Jit up Withs fettled in have taken a whole day's journey to fee a galler furnithed by great mafters Addifon's Speator As November fer in with keen frofts, fo the 'Tohave beginning vity, and began not rather in the womb 1 ma to begin was fet in to be very bad If any invifible cafualty there be, it is qu able whether its aQtivity only Jet out ot our?- 19. 7o SET 20 before them to d Calamy's Sermons to fez about work can fee them pei- Atterbury To becom about the fame time, with Corufodes Shakelpeare To fall to long as they have fo much tim it in How p repofterous is it, neve of charity, whilft we ourfelve formed Cvenlflg Be*t your charg Eugenio fer out fro it: w wught a little too hot and hatty, whe we prefs wicked men to leave their fins to-day, a 90 SET. . 7 1. To fall below the horizon, as the fun a Whereas th abour Gull 7o Sr.i'r on oY ypgp, 'It': march, Journey, o enterpriié court We find it moft hard to convince them, that i is neceflar now, at this very prefent, to fer abou quently includes the idea of a chang made in the ftate of the fubje@®, wit fome degree of continuance in the ftat fuperinduced The fun was Jet undoubtedly bar doubting but it fhall prove fuccefsful to him Hammond 2. To SE 14 < He, at his firft fetting out, threw hlmf If he fis induftrioufly and fincerely to perfor the commands of Chrift, he can have no ground o than b it ver converfatio 1. Toapply one's felf and multiplied exemplification or primitiv i Bring up your army It is fcarcely to be referred to any radica ufe If they fer down before's, *fore they remov ca for a fouthern monfoon beg n to / 18. 7o Set out barous, is fometimes found in autliors L'Eftrange tha It is commonl for fit, which, thoug In a foldier's life there >s honour to be got 5 an one lucky hit fets up a ma Boyle 9. T'o plant, not fow To raife to a fufficien a trade I go a-hawking or ferzing, I think myfel beholden to him that affures me, that in fuch a fiel themfelves fatisfied with it Burnet's Theory of the Eart fortune; 70 fet u trader a dog that fet out; and with a large net authors that /et up this opinion were no 71. 90 SET #p catch birds wit them, that is, lies down and points the My right eye itches, fome good luck is near Perhaps my Amaryllis may appear T'Il fet up fuch a note as fhe fhall hear Dryde 70 ward The faithlefs pirate foon will fe¢ to fea Addifon fix ; to reft Shakefpeare's Henry V On Wednefday next, Harry, thou fhalt fe: for 7. To put one's felf into any ftate or pofture of removal fruit Bacon Thy father's merit fers thee zp to view And fhows thee in the faireft point of light "To make thy virtues or thy faults confpicuous 68. 7o SET up So let him land And folemnly fee him Jet on to London On Thurfday we ourfelves will march Shakefp The king 1s fe from London, and the fc Is now tranfported to Southampton. Sh. Henry V fhaken me t A ftorm accordingly happene courfe 6. To begin a journey cannot be fuppofed innate; it being impoflibl that men thould, without fthame or fear, ferenely break a rule which they could not but evidentl know that God had fer up Locke 67. 70 Set up Shak. 5. To become not fluid ; to concrete to appoint ; to fix lefs feverity, as the windg c an For on their anfwer we willfe on th:n; Sbalzefbear:'s H to a tune Give me a note: your ladyfhip can fer -As little by fuch toys as may be poffible Suckling To eftablith for his eyes were fit 1 Kingsy Xiv. 4 . To fit mufick to words Homer took all occafions of fetting up his ow countrymen, the Grecians, and of undervaluin the Trojan chiefs Drydein 66 Garth refit, maketh the teeth to fe£ hard one againft another Bacon to exalt enough to have live The Julian eagles here their wings difplay out any other alteration tha of infinite advancement, and yetne 117"1'2"0; g}{i total decay A man of a clear reputation, thoug citio fplit, yet he faves his cargo; has f°;9‘d toward ceivin but th Thi fetting up again, and foisin Cvsn indul hi fr on no benefi 0fi Ge es ot o fh en fr habit of writing ?n%l?;(f:‘fonv ired during m apprentic . fo # fe ha e af r c c& de rc nl ?o # 21. o Se ers_ captai d a e A o o : n x . a d t t a for himfel l l ! h p l t r c f his principal o i F t e r f r w which the own fecurity |