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Show ST , Attentive to; careful: with of If'a gentleman be to fudy any language, it ough Divines muft become ffudious of pious and vene White rable antiquity The people mad to be that of his own country 2. To confider attentively He hath fludied her well, an Stout for the war, and fudious of their trade, Dryd There are who, fondly fudious of increafe Rich foreign mold on their ill-natur'd lan of honefty into Englith The wife Creator has ordain'd for thee 4 Contemplative ; fuitable to meditation Diyden's Perfius You have fludicd every fpot of ground in Flanders, which hasbeen the fcene of battles and fieges Dryden Let my due feet never fai To walk the ffudious cloifters pale Him for the fludious thad Milton Thomfon's Summer Kind nature form'd % ‘s §ru'prousLy. adv. [from fudious. + 5. Contemplatively ; with clofe applica' tion to literature 2. Diligently ; carefully ; attentively On a fhort pruning heook his head reclines we 3. To learn by application You could, fora need, fudy afpeechof fome dozen lines, which I would fet down Shak. Hamlet STUFF. n. /. [ /loffz, Dutch 1. Any matter or body Let Phidia carve: thoug will lack tha matter it migh And fludioufly furveys-his gen'rous vines Dryden's Zneid All of them ffudioufly cherifhed the memory o Atterbury their honourable extraction "WSTu'DIOUSNESS z f [fro fudious. i .-2 daiz As fiuff for thefe tw Thy father Muft be thy fubjet To fome fhe-beggar Bacon's Henry VII What can happe To me above this wretchednefs clean.sh data import.tsv out README All your ffudie Shakefp, Henry VIII Make me a curfe like this Without fud this art is not attained, nor fit t Fare away to getour fluff aboard 4. Any particular kind of learning ithe judgment and difpofition of bufinefs Bacon's E/fJays =z ment are her daily ffudy Law + 5. Apartment appropriated to literary employment fudy, Lucius Shak. Ful. Czfar Knock at the ffudy, where they fay he keeps To ruminate ftrange plots. Shak. Titus Andronicus Let all fudies and libraries be towards the eaft Wotton Some fervants of the king vifited the lodgings o the accufed members, and fealed up their [fudic and trunks Clarendon Both adorn'd their age One for the fudy, t* other for the ftage 70 STv''pY W, 12 [fudeo Dryden Lat. eftudier Fr. 1. To think with very clofe application . to mufe With {fome fweet oblivious antidot Cleanfe the ftuff'd bofom of that perilous fuf ‘Which weighs vpon the heart Shakefpeare Ifound amoral firft, and then fudied for aS fub:}g' 42 To endeavour diligently Wift Study to be quiet, and do your own bufinefs 1 Theffs ive 11 420 S1u'ny. @, 4 L. To apply the mind to Nothing lovelier can be foun In woman, than to Jiudy houfehold good Vou, II 5 Effence elemental part Though in the trade of war I have {lain men Yet do I hold it very fuff o' th' confcienc To do no contriv'd murther Get me a taper in m 4. That which fills any thing o5, Subjet of attention The holy feriptures, efpecially the New Tefta Shakefpeare He took away locks, and gave away the king' Puff Hayward Groaning waggons loaded hig With fuff Cowley's Dawideis To worfhip God aright, and know his works. Milt Studies ferve for delight in privatenefs and retiring, for ornament in difcourfe, and for ability i to make paradoxes. Shakefp that poor rag who in fpite put fuf and compounded the 3. Furniture ; goods Holyday be attained Juft men they feem'd, and all their ffxdy ben 78 thing i Poor rogue hereditary Shakefpeare's Timon Degrading profe explains his meaning ill And fhews the fuff, and not the workman's fkill Rofcommon .4, Attention ; meditation ; contrivance an Succefs or lofs, what is or is not, ferve The king of Caftile, a little contufed, and in fiudy, faid, that can I-not do with my honour Shakefpeare's Othello 6. Any mixture or medicine I did compound for he A certain fuff, which being ta'en would feiz The prefent power of life. Shakefpeare's Cymbeline 7. Cloth or texture of any kind 8. Textures of wool thinner and flighte than cloth Let us turn the wools of the land into cloath and ffuffs of our own growth, and the hemp an flax growing here into linen cloth and gordage Bacon's Adwice to Villiers 9. Matter or thing In contempt O proper fuff This is the very painting of your fear Shakefp. Macbeth Such fuff as madme Tongue and brain not Shake[peare At this fufty fuf The large Achilles, on his preft bed lolling From his deep cheft layghs out a loud applaufe Shake[peare Pleafe not thyfelf the flatt'ring crowd to hear Milton 10. It is now feldom ufed in anyy fenfe bu in contempt or diflike 7o STUFF. v a. [from the noun. 1. To fill very full with any thing When we 've fluff' Thefe pipes, and thefe conveyances of blood With wine and feeding, we have fuppler fouls Shakefpeare Each thing beheld did yeel Our admiration : fhelves with cheefes heapt Sheds fxft with lambs and goats, diftin&ly kept Chapman Though plenteous, all too little feem this vaft unhide-boun What have we more to do than to ff«ff ou with thefe figs L' Ef out of whic *Tis fulfome feffto feed thy itching ear Dryden's Perfius 1 Of brick, and of that fuff, they caft to buil Shakefp. Fulius Cafar Into his fludy of imagination. Shakefp. Much Ado ug To-morrow To hear fuch akes pafs fo The free thin fpirit, muft be fhockis .u/f:zfihto the ears of Cla of delicacy To ftuf Thy verfe fwells with fuff fo fine and fmooth That thou art even natural in thine art, Sh. Tinon Cafar hath wept Ambition fhould be made of fterner fuff Perplexity ; deep cogitation Such \K.'ofu]/lrgfr as I or Shadwell wr The worlcman on his ffxf his fkill doth fhew z. Material made Th' idea of her life fhall {weetly cree have rude and obftinate Suf t his art do that it fhould, his wor beauty which otherwife in fitte have had Hooker A city and tow'r Miltox Pierce an hole near the inner edge, becaufe th triangle hath there moft fubftance of fuff Moxon's Mechanical Exercifes " 1. Application of mind to books and learning During the whole time of his abode in the univerfity, Hammond generally fpent thirteen hours o Fell the day in fludy Study gives ftrength to the mind 5 converfation Temple grace Engage the mind in fl«dy by a confideration o the divine pleafures of truth and knowledge. #atts efoffe, Fr. And yet the ffuf gives not the man his {kill. Dawies Addi&ion to ftudy "STUDY. #./[ [effude, Fr. ffudium, Lat. tranflated her ou Shatkefp, Merry Wives of Wind|or Study thyfelf: what rank, or what degree , Philips Induce Locke Anger would indit this maw corps Milton gut This crook drew hazel-boughs adown And flyff'd her apron wide with nuts {o brown Gay z. To fill te uneafinefs With fome oblivious antidot Cleanfe the ffuff'd bofora of that perilous ftuf Which weighs upon the heart Shakefpeare 3. To thruft into any thing Put rofes into a glafs with a narrow mouth Suffing them clofe together, but without bruifing and they retain fmell and colour frefh a year Bacon's Natural Hiftory 4. To fill by being put into any thing Grief fills the room up of my abfent child Lies in his bed, walks up and down with me Stuffs out his vacant garments with his form Shakefpeare With inward arms the dire machine ¢ y load And iron bowels fxff the dark abode Dryden's Aneid Officious Baucis lay Two cuthions, ffuff'd with ftraw, the feat to raife Dryden A bed The fuffing leaves, with hides of bears o'erfpread . Dryden 5. To fwell out by putting fomething in I will be the man that fhail make you great. I cannot perceive how, unlefs you give me you doublet, and fuff me out with ftraw Shakefpeare's Henry TV The gods for fi Should with a fwelling dropfy f«ff thy fkin. Dryd 6. To fill with fomething improper or fuperfluous It is not ufval among the beft patterns to fuf the report of particular lives with matter of publi record Hotto Thofe accufations are ffuffed with odious generals, that the proofs feldom make good. Clarendon For chee I dim thefe eyes, and £ this hea With all fuch reading as was never read J'f‘;}- 7. To obfiruét the organs of {cent or refpiration Thefe gloves the count fent me; they are an excellent perfume Shakefp ---1I am ffufft, coufin, I cannot fmell 8. To fill meat with {fomething of high relifh She went for parfly to fuff a rabbet Shake[p He aim'd at all, yet never couid exce In any thing but fuffing of his veal. King's Cookery g. To form by ftufling An ecaftern king put a judge to death for an iniquitous fentence, and ordered his hide to be fuf into a cufhion, and Place%‘upon thetribunal, Soif |