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Show SH 5 AF 4 S HERD. 7 /. [yceand, Saxon. e a b t a g d 5, To difgrac ment of broke SHARD reproach e r ‘ f r u f e f wpe knighthood foully, pends. Fairy Queen -The,famous name 0. S HERIEF I am fbepherd to another man And do not fheer the fieeces that I graze. Shaks/p A fbepherd next Ther world and lov ev'ry fbepherd' pleafures migh thee and be th 3. One who tend i dries me there all the foolit makes it apprehenfive SHEW SHIDE in that difguife lived many years ; but, difcoverin m int would rather, ten thoufand times, live a /bepherdefs _In contentment and fatisfaction Sidney _ Thefe your unufual weeds to each part of yo SHEPHERDS Needle The Grecian honour, ornament, and fpield High on a pile th' unconquer'd chief'is plac'd Dryden Zo SHIELD. @. a. [from the noun. 1. To cover with a fhield 2. To defend; to proteét They're apt enough to diflocate and tea Thy fleth and bones: howe'er a woman's fhap Doth fbicid thee Shakefpeare's King Lear Shouts of applaufe ran ringing through the field To fee the fon the vanquifh'd father fbic/d. Dryd ' SH.E.RBET. . o [ fparbat,, Arabick. Hear one that comes to fbie/d his injur'd honour Sidney bShe fa app:;:ll}{i mg from her ward a man 137 ,{f(:; And guard his life with hazard of her own.gSmith Waterand fugar Qu of their cold caves and frozen habitations into the fweet fuil of Europe Th they brought wit them their ufual weeds, fit to fbie/d the cold t which they had been inured Spenfer My lord, I muft intreat the time alone Dié i i'gzfig:{el'p&\:r beer above all other drinks -God fpield 1 fhould difturb devotion ' cially in thisngclt' at"Wa}Ecr is with-the rareft, efpe( Shake/p origith wor thi [O n w SHIFT T . pleniy of bar ime, the deare{t_of /{mrbm,. a t i Runick /ipra obfcure i na A riey, it would prove infinitely profitchange. - 2610 fuch as thould bring in the ufe thereof £49 A Sandys Nature inftruéts every creature how to fhifr.fo itfelf in cafes of danger. L'Efirange 7o SHIFT. w. a 1. To change-; to-alter 1 Tochange place It was not levity, buc abfolute necefiity, tha made the fith /biff their condition L'Efirange Come, aflift me, mufe obedient Letius try fome new expedient 8hift the feene for half an hour 2, To transfer from place to place Szift Pare faffron between the two St. Mary's days Or fet or go fhift it that knoweft the ways. Tu/fer 3. To put by fome expedient out of thie WY L I fpifted him away And laid good 'fcufes on your ecftafyy Shake[peare's Otbello. The wifdom of all thefe latter times, in prince affairs, is rather fine deliveries, and fbiftings o dangers and mifchiefs, when they are near, tha folid and grounded courfes to keep them aloof Bacore 4. To change in pofition: Neither ufe they fails, nor place their oars in order upon the fides3 but carrying the oar loofe Fift it hither and thither at pleafure Raleigh Where the win Veers oft, as oft the fteers and bifts her faile Milt We ftrive in vain againft the feas and wind Now /bift your fails Dryden's ZEneid 5.. To change, as clothes 1 would advife you to fbift a fhirt: the violence of action hath made you reck asa facrifice Shake[peare's Cymbeline 6. To drefs in frefir clothes As it were to ride day and night, and no have patience to /bif¢ me t Shakefpe Henry 1V 7. o Su1rT ofn 'To defer; to put awa by fome expedient Th 3. Tokeep oft5 to-defend againft Juceof lemons or oranges mixed wit to fecure Were't my fitnef To let thefe hands obey my boiling blood er match for beauty, in her Jhepherdifp attire a broad piece of defenfiv The terror of the Trojan field B He would have drawn her eldeft fifter, efteemed Skiuner 2. One that gives protetion or fecurity 3. Defence; protection n. Jo [ feandix, Lat. 'Venus comb. An herb SHEPHERDS Purfe, or Pouch, n. [ [bur/ Pafloris, Lat.] A common weed VSH'EPHE.R]?\S Rod. 7. f. 'Teafel, of whic - ..pf'ant 1t:15 a.{pecies Sug PHERDISH. adj. [from fhepherd.] Re- fembling 2 fhepherd ; fuiting a fhepherd; paftoral; ruftick, Not in ufe to divide His pond'rous fhield Ethereal temper, mafly, large, and round Behind him caft; the broad circumferenc Hung on his fhoulders like the moon Milten Shakefp. Winter's Tale 1ts clownithnefs, like a fair Jbepherdefs in countr clean.sh data import.tsv out README ruffet Dryden 6. To take fome method for fafety Time and place are in thy power Now put your /bields before your hearts, and figh With hearts more proof than fhie/ds. Shak. Coriol . Dogive a life : no /bephirdefs, but Flor Who fat to bathé her by a river's fide Dryden _ His dorick dialet has incomparable fweetnefs i brain armour held on the left arm to ward of blows hut in enjoying him. the firft loved; and that fh She like fome Jpepberdefs did thew th Shak dull vapours, an Shakefpeare See Suow n. /. [from yceaban 1. A buckler berfelf a little before her death, did profefs herfel the happieft perfon alive, not for her condition - Peering in April's front All thofe fchoolmen, though they were exceeding witty, yet better teach all their followers t pift than to refoive by their diftinétions. Raleigh A kind of Spanifb wine Saxon.] A board; a cutting She put herfelfinto the garb of a fhepberdefs, and "SBIELD . /. [ycyld, Saxon. Iifl»[‘ 5. To praétife indire& methods of dndalufia in Spain. afcend th We cannot /bift : being in, we muft go on Daniel Men in diftrefs will look to themfelves, an leave their companions to fbift as well as they can L'Efirange Since we defire no recompence nor thanks, w ought to be difmiffed, and have leave to fpift fo ourfelves Sawift 7. /. [from Xeres, a tow Good fherris fac particularl 4. To find fome expedient ; to a& or liv though with difficulty of patents of .gaols courfe from the inwards to the parts extreme 'Lead up all thofe who heard thee, and believ'd SHEPHERDESS. 7. L. [from fhepherd.] woman that tends fheep; a rural lafs . Shak feriff in thi Bacon Your fberris warms the blood, which, befor cold and fettled, left the liver white, which is th badge of pufillanimity; but the fherris makes i a| clean.sh data import.tsv out README "Midft thy own flock, great fhepherd, be receiv'd ' And glad all heav'n with millions thou haft fav'd Prior a refumptio clothes She begs you juft would turn you while fhe /ifts Young office or jurifdiétion o a fheriff SHERRY paftor wa chang linen 7. /. [ from fheriff.] Th SHERRIS SHERRI Sack were young tongue me move Raleigh love the congregation 3. T and reannexing of them to the fheriffwicks; privileged officers being no lefs an interruption o juttice than privileged places Bacon Milton If that ch And truth i Thefe prett To live wit fible for a man to think long of any one thing Locke Pope SHERIFFSHIP SHE'RIFFWICK to othe JPift, in a continual fucceffion, it would be impof Now may'rs and /hricwes all hufh'd and fatiate lay SHE RIFFALTY SHE'RIEFDOM plac to giv If the ideas of our minds conftantly change an An officer to whom is entruft A great pow'r of Englifh and of Scot Are by the fberifo f Yorkfhire overthrown Concerning miniflers of juftice, the hig of the counties have been very ancien kingdom | More meek;, eame with the firftlings of his flock 2, A fwain ; a rural fover Saxon laws wholl 1, One who tends fheep in the pafture [ycjpe gepepa ed, in each county, the execution of th Spenfer obfolete SHE'PHERD. 7. /. [rceap, fheep, an hynd, a keeper, Saxon, jceapahynbd. 7. / adopted. . Tooverpower ; to crufli 5 to furpafs ufed by Dryden 2. To change things. fron:x reyne, afhire, and neve, a fteward It 1s f{ometimes pronounced bricwe which fome poets have injudicioufl Howin my words {oever the be fhent To give them feals never nry foul confent. Shaksfpeare's Hamlet /It is, thoug earthe Vegetables being fixed to the fame place, an fo not able to fift and feek out after proper matter for their increment, it was neceflary that- i Woodward thould be broughrt to them Shelthruffs beneath the limping leg a fherd. Dryd en f l u l h u t d g r e 1 o c a u c r w c o w ; g ; k a ; Anlgi?] n e Q r Fa ft be on el it c wr 4 M My tongue and foul in this be hypoerites The leffer-ftars. A frag- ware Se The trivet-table of a foot was lame h l f t t o s é She pafs'd the reft as Cynthia doth /pen B eEte mof beautifu parts muft:be ‘the mof finithed, the colours and words.. moft. chofen o many things in both, which are not deferving this care, muft be fFifted off, content with vulga expreflions Dzydens Dufrefnoy. Struggle -and contrive asyou will, and'lay you taxes as you pleafe, the traders will /bifz it off fro their own gain Locke. By various illufions of the devil they are prevailed on to fbift off the duties; and negle&t theconditions,-on. which falvation is promifed Rogers's Sernions SHIFTY |
