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Show s o W \g, With formal gravity an ftatelinefs with affeted gravity o X W There are,in points of wifdom and fufficiency that do nothing or little veiy fo/emnly. Bac. E(g,‘,),'_\ The minifters of ftate, who gave us law In.orners,with felected friends, withdraw Therein deaf' murmurs [olemaly are wife Whilp'ring like winds ere harricanes arife. Dryden With formal ftate Let him land And folemnly fee him fet on *o London. $5. H. V T o " 4, With religious ferioufnefs W To demonftrate haw much men are blinded b the reader their own partiality,I do fi/emnly afiui that he is the only perfon from whom I ever hear % that objection "l 75 SOLICIT. . a. [ falicito, Latin. Savift Rt ey Shakefpeare's Othello Did I requeft thee, Maker ! from my cla to fummon to a This fupernatural folicitin Cannot be ill, cannot be good. Shakefp. Macbeth Salicit Henry with her wond'rous praife Bethink thee on her virtues that furmoun Her nat'ral graces, that extinguifh art Shakefpeare's Henry V1 That fruit foficited her longing eye Milton Sounds and fome tangible qualities fo/iciz thei proper fenfes, and force an entrance to the mind Lock He is folicited by popular cuftom to indulge him i) et K2 Rogers's Sermons With that fhe wept again ; till he again folicitin the conclufion of her ftory, Then muft you, faid fhe, know the ftory of Amphialus Sidney % . 4+ To attempt; to try to obtain Iview my crime but kindle at the views Repent old pleafures, and Jolicit new 5. To difturb5 to difquiet Pope. A Latinifm Soli.it not thy thoughts with matters hid. Mi/r I find your love, and would reward it too But anxjous fears folicit my weak breaft Dryden's Sparifh Friar SorrciTa TION. 7. /. [from /olicit. 1. Importunity ; a& of importuning I can produce 2 ma Of female feed, far abler to refif All his folicitations, and at lengt clean.sh data import.tsv out README Milton Children are furrounded with new things, which b):a conftant [elicitatio mind corftantly to them of their fen es, dra Sort'crToRr, 4. /; {from./o/icit. 1. One who petitions for another. th Locke Than give thy caufe away Shakefpeare's Othello Hone:fi minds will confider poverty as a recomapplie himfelf them, and make the juftice of his caufe th mof powerful folicitor in his behalf Addifo 2. Oae who does in Chancery the bufinef which is don courts by attornic Haco SOLI'CIT Anxious fre : [/('?/';‘,;1:-,'4 L'dtifl. careful' concerned It ha an anxiety ; fometime fo o of Fo Our hea:ts are pure, when we are not Jolicitov of the opinion and cenfures of men, but only th in othe b Addifon not weakly ftrong confti well afiured of a foid an Thi facst h with {5f not fallacious an lobe fpeciou words an wif methods and more catholick grounds of definings Hammond KR ea put i ina cong More plenty than the fun SR o light ; profound th Clarendo not luperficial. ‘nam of fo/id men Sori'pITY a fs/id {olem fool have bee Addifon How lawful and praifeworthy. is the care of family| And yet how certainly are many peopl rendered incapable-of all virtue, by a worldly fo/ioz temper p Lew health and life of man Beyle to be folicitoufly avoided He would furely have as fo/icitoufly promoted thei learning, as ever he obftructed it. Decay of Picty b comparifon w behol /b/lt/llflf, hardieh hardneis Ao & compactaels ; denanother I cal Locke is no by its [o/idit fecured bu wathe . Wondward |3.. Truth; .not fallacioufnefs ; intellectual ftrength ; certainty The moft-known rules are placed in fo beauti- ful a light, that they have all the graces of novelty5 and 'make the reader, .who was before ac [from folicitous. ‘about th doétrinal errours in it ar this S [jo[m'zte, JPr down quainted with them, ftill more convinced of thei Anxioufly 5 carefully. ‘The medical art bcing' converfan I part Therftone itfelf, whether naked or invefted wit earth Whether her child fhould reach old agetor no Sovi'ciTupE. =z fi [ joficitude Anxiety; carefulnefs 7, elidity. The tender dame, fo/icitous to kno Sovi'ciTtousLy..adv Dryden Th wl_wen they are moving one toward Dryden Confults the fage Tirefias is, i That which hinders the approach of two bodies Jolicitous of my reputation,.which is that.of you kindnefs. ey fity 5 not fluidity You have not only been careful of my fortune yo and a folid ma Lat. from /o/id. South bu grav 1. Fullnefs of matter ; not hollownefs he has in his power to difpofe of noblenefs ERca The firft and moft fimple /fo/io ds of our body ar perhaps merely. terreftfial, and .- incapable of an cirange ot~difeafe. Arb thn t Solicitous and blank, he thus began. Milt. Par.Reg F No man s folicitous about the event of that which | 2+ T 1[A€LS of you Thefe, wanting: wit, affe€@ gravity, and go by plain Englifh been bl in Rad vie t acc mpl wh t c h wa [ofi itou ice Carendin There kept their watch the legions, while th Milt: on S5 Laud attended on his mqj.c!}y, which ‘he would | §o'11 ;. 7. [I phyfick. have been excufed from, if that defign had no containi th'xév Faids the effe pregnan King Charles rega Without fign of boaft, or fign of joy no Either not define atb all or feelz out other folide vation of the laws, were foliciteus to preferve th Might intercept their emperour fent. Milt: P Lo men but wit and folid reaions Clarendon. | / In council fat, folicitous what chanc the to fcience themfeive devot 6. Real ; not empty ; true "The colonel had been intent upin other things and not enough folicitous to finifh the fortificacion Clarendon any indignity, and hi which makes it look very foli Watts on the Mind Taylor fro is a noble pile, buil tut.on of bo.y, t bear the fat Enjoy the prefent, whatfoever it be, and be no Jdicitous for the future Taylor's Holy Living king's honou palac majeick fhoui i ne this manner if perfon proper before fomething to be obtained we do our duty dulre' 5. Souad commonly about before that which cauf truth and fc/idir_y Addifor's Speczator His fellow-peers have attended to his eidquence and' have been convinced by the fi/idity of his rea Prior fm}mg rh'h‘f. pretence has a great deal more of art than of [olidity in it Waterlands Latin.]|So'Liviy. adv. [from folid. 1. Firmly ; denfely; compaély. th many | 2 cares and great labours of worldly men, their [o/icitude, and outward fhews, and publick oftentation their pride, and vanities R‘"/‘«"g/' "_[‘ruly ;.o gOO grounds A complete brave man ought to know J5/idly the main end he is in the world for Digbhy I look upon this as afufficient-ground for an If they would but provide for eternity with th fame folicitude, and real care, as they do for thi rational man to take up his religion upon, an which I defy the fubtleft atheift in the world fo/idl "They are to be known by a wonderful joficitud Sourh life, they could not fail of heaven. iflotfon for the reputation of thvif fri?r?‘.ls .7[1[/8,- A woman who petitions for another. I bad the moft earneft folicitrefs, as well as th faireft; and nothing could be refufed to my lad Hyde SO'LID adj [/b[i:/m‘, Ta fi/z'de Dryden Fl‘. 1. Not liquid; not floid that ever burn' With folid, as the lake with liquid fire For thy fo/icitor thall rather di wh A Lan Be merry, Caflio mendation in the perfo BE SoL1'cITRESS. 2. /. [feminine of folicitor. All his vaft force, and drive him back to hell 2. Invitation ; excitement Th firm 4+ Strong gran To mold me man ? Did I fo/icit the From darknefs to promete me ? Milton's Par. Loft The guardian of my faith fo falfe did prove As to folicit me with lawlefs love Dryd. Aureng yeis % 2, To implore; to atk power from violation How he folicits heav'' " Himfelf bet knows; but ftrangely vifited people The mere defpair of furgery, he cures Shakefp felf in 'forbiddeu liberties attorsev and [olicitor general fo e king's tervice req They who were in truth zealous for the prejir Shakefpeare's Richard 111 2. Tocall to alion wake; to excite king' arofe a queftion Your gracious felf to take on you the charg And kingly government of this your land th Sch they were mar upon wh elloufly fo/ citous, ther If you bethink yourfelf of any crime Unreconcil'd as yet to heav'n and grace We heartily, folici Fo In providing money for difbanding the armies p Toimportune ; to intreat Solicit for it ftraight 8 S O Miltin "z, Not hollow ; full of matter; compacét denfe Thin airy things extend themfelves in place Coavley Things fo/id take up little fpace 1 hear his thund'ring voice refound And trampling feet that fhake the fo/id ground Diryden 3. Having all the geometrical dimenfions In a folid foot are 1728 folid inches 76 pound of rain water weighin Arbutbnar on Coins to anfiver; namelyy that it is good to be fure Sa n [from _/211:}/. Solidity firmnefs ; denfity It beareth mifieltoe : the caufe may be the clofe nefs and fo/idnefs of the wood and pith of the oak Bacor It is.built with that unufual fo/idn:fs, that it feem he intended to make a l"d;rificc_to‘ perpetuity, an to conteft with the iron teeth of time Haavel's Vocal Foreff SorLipu'NGuULoUs. adj gula, Latin. It is fet dow ho:fe [ /olidus and un- Whole-hoofed by Ariftode an Pliny, that a and all folidungulous or whele-hoofe ani mals, have no gall; which we find repugnant unt reafon Brown's Pulgar Errours Sor1r1'D1aN. 7.fo [folusand fides, Lat. One who fuppofes only faith, not works neceflary to juftification It may be ju'ly reared, that the title of fundamentals, deing ordinarily confined to the dotrine o |