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Show ST Q " 2, The thing ftolen Stout are our men, and watlike are our fleeds Of nightly flealths, and pillage feveral, Fa. Queen Store of cabbins ave but {luctith dens, that bree {erving to cover flealths, an eed Dryden Who like our ative African inftruét The fiery ffeed, and trains him to his hand i fight are dangerous to tear:men with iplinters Raleigh practice Secret a& ; clandeftin B Addifor's Cato See the bold youth ftrain up the threat'ning fteep caith, means fecretly ; clandeftinely with defire of concealment: but, lik And earth rolls back bencath the flying feed. Pope Som pleafure, which, mingled with heavenl STEEL. # /. [yeal, Saxon; fae/, Dutch. 1. Steel is a kind of iron, refined and purified by the fire with other ingredients which renders it white, and its grai myfteries, caufeth the imoothnefs and foftnefs o that, which toucheth the ear, to convey, as it wer by flealth, the treafure of goo things into man' Huoker mind 1 feel this youth's perfections With an invifible and fulitile ffea/th To creep in at mine eyes. Shakefp. Twelfth Night clean.sh data import.tsv out README The monarch, blinded with defire of wealth With fteel invades his brother's life by fealt Let humbl clofer and finer than common iron. Steel of all other metals Allen, with an aukwar the making of tools and inftruments o Chambers all kinds fhame i Do good by feaith. and bluth to find it fame Pope Don wSTEA'LTHY. ad;. [from feaith. clandeftinely ; performed by ftealth Steel is made from the pureft and fofteft iron, b keeping it red hot, ftratified with coal-duft an wood-athes, or other fubftances that abound in th musder, with his fealthy pace Now wither' phlogifton, for feveral hours in a clofe furnace Shakefpeare's Macbeth Moves like a ghoft Hill''s Materia Medica STEAM. . /. [yeeme, Saxon.] The fmok ‘" or vapour of any thing moift and hot Sweet ¢dours are, in fuc acompan At ber back a bow and quiver gay Stuff'd with fee/-headed darts, wherewit quell' as chere i Jleam and heat, things or great refrethinent. Bacon His offer:ng dvon propitous fire fro heave Dilton While the temple fmoak'd with hallow'd jieam Dryden They wath the visgin ¢« Such the figure of a feaft Which, were it not for plenty and for fleam mbled to a fick man's dream. King Might b nor a flidt eafily with a ffec), if they both be wet the fparks being then quenched in their eruption Brown's Vulgar Errours Both were of fhining ffec/, and wrought fo pure As might the ftrokes of two fuch arms endure Dryden a quantity as to be manifeft to the fmeli, efpeciall the fulphur Wosdward 1% qo STEAM. . 7. [Tzeman, Saxon. or vapour with moift heat Let the crude hiumours danc In heated brafs, ffeaming with fire intenfe. Philips 2. It is often ufed metonymically for wea "2, To fend up vapours Ye mifts that rife from feaming lake See fee m brother' ghoft hang pon Milton hoverin In proud Plexippus' bofom plung'd the fword Toxeus arnaz'd, and with amazement flow thus he ftood Stood doubting; and, while doubtin Receiv'd the flee/ bath'd in his brother's blood Nay, added fat poliutions of our own, T increafe the feaming ordures of the ftage Dryden 3. To pafs in vapours Dryden Scarcely had PheeBus in the gloomy eaf 3. Chalybeate medicines Got harnefied his fiery-footed team After relaxing, flec/ ftrengthens the folids, and i Ne rear'd above the earth his flaming cref a / Sharp's Surgery A horfe fo My noble feed 1 give him ith ail hig tam belonging Shaksfp. Macbeth mprefles quaint, caparifons and fleeds Milsan Made of fteel To be his keepe off both 'gainft me and dogge Chapna | proof unto min armou w.. 2. To make hard or firm Poflefs them not with fear. Shakefgeare's Henry Y Why will you fight againft fo {fweet a paffion And fleel your heart to fuch a world of charms Man, foolith man Scarce know'ft thou how thyfelf began To fend thy doubted reafon's dazzled ey Through the myfterious gulf of vaft immenfity Prior Let the ffee/'d Tur be deaf to matrons cries See virgins ravifh'd with relentlefs eyes Tickel So perifh all whofe bre: fts the furies flee/'d And curs'd with hearts unknowing how to yield Pope STEE'LY. adj. [from fel. 1. Made of fteel Thy brother's blood the thirfty earth hath drunk Broach'd with the ffeely point of Clifford's lance Shake[peare Here fmokes his forge, he bares his finewy arm And early ftrokes the founding anvil war Aroun his thop the fieely {parkles flew As for the fteed he fhap'd the bending fhoe. Gay 2+ "Hard:* firm ‘hat {he would unarm her noble heart of tha Jeely refiftance againft the {weet blows of love STEE'LYARD Sidney n. f. [fpel and yard. kind of balance, in which the weight i moved along an iron rod, and grow heavier as it is remove the fulcrum STEEN or STEAN. 7./ farther from A veflel of cla or ftone Ainfworth STEEP. adj. [yzeap, Saxon.] Rifing o defcending with great inclination ; precipitous ‘T'he mountains fhall :be thrown down, and th SPeep places fhall fall Exzck He now had conquer'd Anxur's fleep afcent Addifon StEEP #. /. Precipice afcent or defcen approaching to perpendicularity p As that Thebean monpfte that propos' l e and him, who folv'd it not, devour'd nd out and folv'd, for grie Caft herfelf headlong from th' Ifmenia ffecp Milten As high turrets for their airy fee Requi dations in proportion deep An lofty cedars as far upwards fhoo As to the nether heavens they drive the root So low did her fecure foundation lie She humble, but humility Inft seaft to know his native fo To take the bit between his teeth, -and fl - To th W ne ha dlong /Zeep of anarchy on eac fide nake rock Dryden an moun tains, broken into a thoufand irregular fegp: an Addijon precipices Leaning o'er the rails, he mufing ftood And view'd below the black ca: al of mud Where common fhores a lulling murmur keep Whofe torrent ruth from Holborn's fatal ffecp to dip to imbue foak ; to macerate the red blood trai aresour fleep »S" enfer very fellnefs loud he *gan to weep >, like an adder Jurking in the weeds ight in deep defire does fleep 11 Itis ufed, if i be applied to the mind, very often in bad fenfe fa i fpoil of beauty feeds. Sperjer Shak wich hope And labour fhall refiefh itiei Shakefpeare's Henry V T w. a. [ fippen, Dutch. he are's Rickar So fervice thall with fleeied fingers toil Addifon To STEEP thy prayers Lies well ffee/'d with weighty arguments Shake[peare O God of battles ! flec/ my foldiers hearts And with thy bleffings ffee/ my lance's point Sha on themfelves, like dull and heavy ]egd Gay o STEEL. w. a. [from the noun. 1. To point or edge with fteel Ad 1e tumour is called atheroma; if like honey, meliceris; and if compeied of fat, featona of ffeel A lance then took he, with.a keene flec/e head [rsoflw;/,a. ®TEED. 7. [ [yveba, Saxon. Rate or war head STEEL. adj Woodward refembles milk-curds for hardnefs: 4. It is ufed proverbiall Thefe minerals not only ifiue out at thefe large exits, but feams forth through the pores of th earth, occafioning fulphureous and other offenfiv If the matter in a we Arbutbnor likewife an anti-acid When the laft deadly fmoke aloft did feam Spenfer The diffolved amber plainly fwam like a thi film upon the liquor, whence it feamed away int the air Boyle 71/ Dryden fhines Polifh'd fecl from far feverel He, fudden as the word This lubrick and adult'rate age STEATO,MA armour Slwlfi,']wrc O wretched we ! Why were we hurried dow | ‘Stran for flone o Brave Macbeth with his brandifh'd fec/ Which fmok'd with bloody execution Carv'd out his pafiage till he had fac'd the flave ther O'er his warm bleod, that fleams into the air Dryden ftenches lefs with one another ftrike fice with flee/, muc it bears in fleams up into the air, in fuc 3. To {mok fh The favage beafts in her vi¢torious play. Spenfer With mighty bars of long-enduring braf The fteel-bound doors and iron gates he ties. Fairf They are not charm'd againft your points, of ffee Chapman nor iron fram'd A looking-glafs, with the ffee/ behind, laoket whiter than glafs fimple. Pacon's Natural Hiflory Diamonds, though hard bodies, will not readil Confum'd, with nimble glance and grateful feam Som is that fufceptibl of the greateft degree of hardnefs, whe well tempered ; whence its great ufe i Dryden Before the iacred altar Turn' Yet, flec/'d with ftudied boldnefs, thou dar'ft tr nymphs affect a more heroic breed And vault from hunters to the manag'd feed Young L he wifdom of the fame fpirit borrowed fio melody tha Which, once in him rebated, all the ref Hang o'er their courfers heads with eager fpeed Jreal, 1s often ufed in a good {enfe ¥rom his metal was his party fleel'd Waller She thought herfelf the trembling dame who fled And him the grifly ghoft that fpurr'd th' inferna On his back a heavy load he bar ficknefs in peacc ST SITV A napkin fleeped in the harinlefs bloo O fwee youn Rutland The conquering win Shake/peare's H wr hath fleep'd our fenf In foft and delicate Lethe Sbakefpeare Man |