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Show Your company to dine'with him to-day He fuuffs, then follows, up the ftairs he goes ency, it may burn without any fmuff, as we fee I camphire, and fome other bituminous iubfl:m'ccs tlns‘ kind and moft of the ancient lamps were o becaufe none have been found with fuch wicks Wilkins 3. A candle almoft burnt out Lamentable To hide me from the radiant fun I' th® dungeon by a fuuff and folac Shake[peard's Gymbeline 2. To {nift in contempt What hath been fee Either in [nuffs or packings of the duke's Or the hard rain which both of them have born Jupiter took [uuff at the contempt, and punifhe him : he fent hi L Efirange home again 6. Powdered tobacco taken by the nofe Juft where the breath of life his noftrils drew A charge of fuuff the wily virgin threw The gnome If a gentlema Svu'rrer To Sxv'rrLE. @,z [ fouffelen, Dutch. To fpeak through the nofe; to breath hard through the nofe With delight he [nuff'd the fmel Of mortal change on earth. Miton's Paradife Loff He fnuffs the wind, his heels the fand excire But when he ftands colleéted in his might My nag's greateft fault was fnuffing up the ai about Brackdenftown, whereby he became fuch The cow looks up, and from afar can fin The change of heav'n, and fuyfs it in the wind Dryden For thee the bulls rebellow through the groves And tempt the fiream, and fnuff their abfent loves Dryden Oer all the blood-hound boafts fuperior fkill His fellows vainalarms rejeéts with fcorn True to the mafter's voice, and learned horn His noftrils oft, if ancient fame fing true Trace the fly felon through the tainted dew Once fnuff'd, he follows with unalter'd alm Nor odours lure him from the chofen game Deep-mouth'd he thunders, and inflam'd he views Tickel The late queen's gentlewoman To be her miftrefs' miftrefs This candle burns not clear: 'tisI muft fuuff it And out it goes Shakefpeare's Henry VIII Againft a communion-day our lamps fhould b drefled, our lights fmuffed, and our religion mor ackive Taylor You have go An office for your talents fit To fnuff the lights, and ftir the fire And get a dinner for your hire Savift 9o SNUFF fenfelef 1 . x 1. To fnort 5 to draw breath by the nofe The fury fives the pack; they fuuff, they vent And feed their hungry noftrils with the feent Drydens AEneid adj Clofe Will ruin it ? Or is't blind chanc That fill defires new ftates ¢ advance Amoret [from the verb. fro yet not {plendid an inconvenience Clofe ; out of notice At Will' Lic /nug, and hear what criticks fay Saift 3. Slily or infidioufly clofe Did I not fee you, rafcal! did I not When you lay fuug, to fnap young Damon's goat Diryden 70 Sxu'GeLE, w. z [from fuug. lie clofe; to lie warm ~T So. adv. [ypa, Sax. /oo, Dutch ; /o, Germ. 1. In like manner It anfwers to as ei comparifon or following " 1 viewed in my mind,fo far as [ g ablfi/[o) beginning and progrefs of a'rifing world, MI Burnet's Theary of thy B 8 Since then our Arcite is with hofl{,z:{fim‘f?f Wh thould we mourn that he Jo foon is fre;d, Upon our firft going into a company omg, our benevolence or averfion rifes towards fo particular perfons, before we have heyrd th fpeak, or jo much as know who they are Addifor's Spesi We think our fathers fools, [owife we'r Our wiier fons, no doubt, will think usf 3. In fuch a manner There's no fuch thing as that we beauty It is meer cofenage all For though fome long ag Lik'd certain colours mingled/5 andfs That doth not tie me now from chufing new W ma be certain that man is moa tor of his exiftence; and we, feeing wha is, may certainly know that he is not foo Notin As whom the fables feign of monftrous fize ‘Titanian or earthborn, that warr'd on Jove o firetch'd out huge in length the arch fiend lay Milton Thick as autumnal leaves that ftrew the brook In Valombrofa, where th® Etrurian fhade High over-arch'd embow'r, Jo thick beftrewn Abject and loft, lay thefe Milton Firdat firft fight with what the mufe imparts In fearlefs youth we tempt the heights of axts La I fhall minutely tell him the fteps by whic was brought into this way, that he may judge ther T proceeded rationally, if o be any th my example is worth his notice © L This gentleman is a perfon of good fenfe knows that he is very much in Sir Roger'sef a rela s e Jo that he lives in the family rat than dependent Ai 4. It is regularly anfwered by as orf but they are fometimes omitted So frown'd the mighty combatants, that be Grew darker at their frown is fomething equivalent in Frane Scotland ; /s as tis a very hard calumnyupin foil to affirm that /o excellent a fruitwillnot 7 here Where all was fuug, and clean, and warm For woods before, and hills behind Secur'd it both from rain and wind Prior ther precedin In thy foul, or in thy eye Ther They fpied a country farm 2 my lovely foe,Bm-‘i'"fi"l@a Tell me where thy frength doeg Where the pow'r that charmg us' manne Phillis in a broken note fre ffld that hath wings; becaufe this only concems nus, to try if the cat had changed her manner with her fhape, turned a moufe loofe into th chamber L'Effrangé SNUG qunair{ /b_long, but its own w;g};:;gb L'Effrange As the loving couple lay [nugging together, Ve and boldly kill 3. To crop the candle coul There fnugging well, he well appear'd content So to have done amifs, fo to be fhent Sidney 2. To {cent on relentlefs, and to death purfues h SxU'FFLER. 2. /. [from fauffle.] He tha {peaks through the nofe 7o SNUG. w@. n. [ fuiger, Dutch.] To li clofe lover of liberty, that I could fcarce hold him in Savift Spring fee whethe Suuffling at nofe, and croaking in his throat. Dryd and long to fcour the defert Addifon to turn t One clad in purpl Eats, and recites fome lamentable rhyme Som Dryden's Zneid My troops are mounted; their Numidian fteed to view his ey {melt and fnuffled, and confidered on't Dryden To fcent the river, fhewin efpy the duck's getting up again Sidney Bagpipes of the loudeft drones With fnuffling broken-winded tones Whofe blafts of air, in pockets fhut Sound filthier than from the gut Hudibras 1t came to the ape to deliver his opinion, wh and /nzff in th Bacon dow that he hunted for a duck; and with a fuiffin grace, difdaining that his {fmelling force could no as well prevail through the water as through th air, waited wit The youth Who holds the neareft ftation to the light Already feems to fnuff the vital air And leans juft forward on a fhining fpear Can nothing great, and at t tha When you have fiuffed the candle, leave th Savift's Direftions to the Butler Jnuffers open Why is his chariot f» long in Coming table H /5 z. To fuch a degree Th Snu'rreRrs. z £ [from fnuff.] The inftrument with which the candle is clipped 1. To draw in with the breath Snuff up the wind [from fuuf. 7. / And fep'rate from tlieirpldndi?sre"u So flew her foul to its congenialrplacee'm; y {nuffs {6]%' He roars, and promifes a more fuccefsful fight th o As into air the purer f; iri‘t and goeth away, lock it up as part of your vails Savift Sir Plume, of amber [nuffbox juftly vain Pope And the nice conduét of a clouded cane direét, to ev'ry atom juft A heifer will put up her nofe air, againft rain leaves a [nuffbo A water-fpaniel cam The pungent grains of titillating duft To SNUFF. w. a. [ fnuffen, Dutch. is it, and ye hav Mal. ii. 13 Snu'rreox. n. [. [ /wuff and box. box in which fnuff is carried Shakefp. King Lear Againft the old kind king a wearinef Ye faid, wha Jnuffed at i out in a moment Addifon en Ital 5. Refentment exprefled by fnifting; perNot nfed unlefs i verfe refentment. low language Never pulls oft his hat, nor cleans his fhoess King 4. The fired wick of a candle remainin after the flame A torch, fruffy and all, goe when dipped into the vapour A 80 pleas®d at fivft the tow'sn Mount o'cr the vales, and fep, P',‘W $ays Humpus, Sir, my mafter bad me pra If the liquor be of a clofe and glutinous confift 5. In the fame manner Of fuch examples add me to the roll Me cafily indeed mine may neglect Bod S M But God's propos'd deliverance not / To keep up the tutor's authority; ufe him V great refpet yourfelf, and caufe all you /o too Accofdin d to the multifari.oufuefs Pf fl"‘ mutability, /o are the poffibilities of beingr A 6. Thus in this manner fiel fu x: mo th nc th Not far fro e the ab in tha r lov fr ' cal S Does this deferve to be rewardedf{ae Di vou come here a ftranger or 10 -2 a lt)concerns every man, with' the gfmfifi nefs, to enquire into thofe matters, ¥ efllb e Jo or not : No nation ever complained they h"g t{‘::nd too deep, Or too many rivers ; they u?}"crable gifs - ‘r."\ B‘fl'k ti ine tho u va t ho ter than f nature 2 -51; when the firft bold ch"'l dn}'fl th?sf;a'im High on the ftern the Thracia rai g dll l;m non m(: tua hab a Whether this be fro 5 o rat alt th fr o animal fpirits way ftitution by fome more unaccountabl certain, that /o it is ) Lake Wy 7. Therefor |
