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Dee. of P Arioftoy in his voyage of Aftolpho to the moon Eini 5 ; ' \ 1 o r has a fine alleg bad. thiozon. the writings of many poets into th river of oblivion, were ever in a readinef t fe o t t i o a a b t a cure thebe Dryd:an immortality t When Ajax ftrives fome rock's vafl weigh " throw The line too labours, and the words move flow Pope The air pump, barometer, and quadrant, wer thrown out to thofe bufy fpirits, as tubs and barrelssare to a whale, that he may let the fhip fai \on, while he diverts himfelf with.thofe innocen Addifon's Spectatyr amufements 2, To tofs; to put with any violence o tumult. It always comprifes the idea o clean.sh data import.tsv out README hafte, force, or neghgence To threats the ftubborn finner oft is hard Wrapp'din his crimes, agaift the fform prepar'd But when the milder beams of mercy play Mg melts, and throws his cumb'rous cloak away Dryden . Bhe only, means for bringing France to our con- ditionsis, to throw in multitude upo them - owsrpower them with numbers Addifon's State.of th an War Labour cafts the humours into their proper channels, throws off redundancies, and helps nature Addifen's Spectator Make room for merit, by throzving down th Wotthlefs and deprayed part of mankind from thof confpicuous flation vanced to which they have been adAddifen's Spectator The ifland Inarime contains, within the compalsof eighteen miles, a wonderful variety, of hills vales, rocks, fruitful plains, and barren mountains thrown together in a2 moft romantick confufion Berkley to Pope b TQ lay. carelefsly, or in hafte o ( _Hls majefty departed to his chamber and thre himfelf upon his bed, lamenting with much paffion %fld abundance of tears, the lofs of an excellent fer ‘ " Clarendon At tb' approach of nigh rf‘z‘(:s%\‘if:}f‘rxcsldly bank he throavs him down ‘ €ad upon a rock till morn, Add. Cato To venture at dice 2rn more than thou troweft ! s%;lefs than thou throwep Shakefp. King Lear Tocatt; to ftrip ; to put off ‘Ed::id?zrfgskfi fl')jofwx cie enameli'd fkin W (= e € s towra, a fairy in 10 any carelef Manner To arms Shakef or vehemen for T'have throqu fulfa!'e defiance in king Henry's teeth S atefp, Henry TV One oforalt :'e Greek orator's antagonifts, readin over th 1on that procured his banithment, an affeéte hi fuch a practice reproof very defcriptio When things fucceed, be thrown by, or let fall Ben Fonfon He that begins to have-any doubt of his tenets received without examination, ought A'n;l iffued like a .;;rd to mortal view If the finner fhall not onl; wreftle with thi a{\;c], but rkrow him too, and win fo complete victery over his confcience, thatall thefe confider 9. To drive 18. 70 Turow off diftempers 19 Myfelf diftreft, an exile and unknown Debarr'd from Europe, and from Afia throwwn clean.sh data import.tsv out README In Libyan defarts wander thus alone Dryd. Zn Whe feamen are throw upo an And then to throw him off. Dryden's Spans Friar Can there be any reafon why the houfehol of God alone fhould throw of all that orderly dependence and duty, by which all other houfes ar pecking of birds Addifon Poor youth ! how canft thou tAroz him fro 10. To make toa& at a diftance beft goverred upon God prayers th an conclufion conten no and throw yourfel 21 idLntity x.‘{zfc/f‘/-'.,‘z To throw his language more out of profe, Homer affeéts the compound epithets Pope [formare thrown in a lathe Lat. A ball Ainjaworth He warns 'em to avoid the courts and camps Where dilatory fortune plays the jil With the brave, noble, honeft, gallant man To throw herfelf away on fools and knaves. Otzw 22 it Dryden' Dufrefnoy The well-meaning man fhould rather confide what opportunities he has of doing good to hi country, than throw azvay his timein deciding th rights of princes Addifon She t/rew away her money upon roaring bullie that went about the ftreets Arbutbnor's Hiflory of Fobn Bull 15. 70 Turo away To rejedt He that will throw away a good vook becauf riot gilded, i more curious to pleafe his eye tha underftanding Taylor 16. 0. TeROW b4y afide as of no ufe Ta reje@ to la ozt t 'To ejelt 4 to expel out 24. To THROW 2#p T rejet to ex 'To refign angrily Bad games are thrown up too {oon Until they're never to be won Hudibras Experienced gamefters throw up their cards whe they know the game is in the enemy's hand, without unneceflary vexation in playing it out Addifon's Freebolder part with foolithly: it muf Life we muft no not be thrown up in a pet, nor facrificed to a quar rel Collier 25. To Turow up To emit; to ejedt to bring up Judge ot the caufe by the {ubftances the patien throws up Arbuthnot 26. This is one of the words which 1is ufe with great latitude; bat in all its ufes whether literal or figurative, it retain JFools who, repining at their wretched ftate And loathing anxious life, fuborn'd their fate upo diftance The oddnefs of the propofition taught others to reflet a little5 and the bill was thrown out. Swift D ry den is thrown awa To Turo 23. o THRO clude any thing elfc than upon a garden on wet or moif Dryden In poetry the expreffion beautifies the defign: i it be vicious of unpieafing, the coft. of colourin T The other two whom they had throaun out, the were content fhould enjoy their exile Savift When we forbear to act the things we know Denbam A man had better throw away his care upo He figh'd, breath'd fhort, and wou'dhave fpoke But was too fierce to throw away the time. Dryd The next in place and punifhment are the Who prodiga'ly throav their fouls awvay ozxt And thrown me oxt in the purfuits of honour Addifon In vain on ftudy time aevay we throw ground Temple Had we but lafting youth and time to {pare Some might be tbrown away on fame and war Taro When ¢'er did Juba, or did Portius, fho A virtue that has caft me at a diftance 14. 70 THROW away. To lofe ; to {pen 1n vain Y leave behind with him but i Taylor's Holy Living A new title, or an unfufpe€ted fuccefs, throww us out of ourfelves, and in a manner.deftroys ou turn. fhriekin That give mankind occafion to exer Their hidden ftrength, and throw out into praéic Virtues which fhun the day Addifon 1z. To change by any kind of violence 13.' T to brin cries Spenfer The gods in bounty work up ftorms about us In time of temptation be net bufy to difpute but. rely upo 'To exert She throws out thrilling fhrieks, an Shakefpeare's Othello 11. To repofe Spratr 20. 70 THrOW ouf forth into act Throw out our eyes for brave Othello Even till we malke th' aerial blu An indiftin& regard 7o Turow of To reje&t; to. difcard : as, to throw off an acquaintance Could you provoke him to give you th' occafion coaft in America, they nevedventure upon the frui of any tree, unlefs they obferve it marked with th Addifon Ar!)u:kn'cr *Twould be bette unknow thee Lucia, thou know'f not half the love he bears thee 'To expel The falts and oiis in the animal body, as foo as they putrefy, are thrown off, or produce morta Soutbh to fend by force t Muft one rafh word, th' infirmity of age Throw down the merit of my better years This the reward of a whole life of fervice ? Addif tians {hall be able to firike no terrour into his mind he is too ftrong for grace fubvert T down 70 Turo overturn Pope's Oddyf Lo overturn in wreftling Locke notions 17 (l'.m_ his rair limbs a flow'ry veft he threw in referenc to that queftion, to throaw wholly by all his forme of it carrie Watts 7. 'I'o fpread in hafte 8 Like one of Juno's difguifes ; and by the bare reading, ho have been alarmed if the A{:'/('{'/bn to throzv wards of contempt o th It can but fhe atually throwing out. fuch a fror of vCfuquc!'u‘z‘ There is no nee the pafi V. 4. [%papan,. Saxon. ihrown l);ui'hc.«r ]lfl‘a‘.-;. part threw {0 muc much: more they:woul an ¢i others wer thraughpaced {peculators in thofe great the feeing his friends admire it, afked them, if the Dryden [through adj ‘R‘:()UGHPA'CED ¥ His youth and ag fof a plece throsghout; and. all divine A . TH from its primitive meaning fome notio T 1 2 3 of hafte or violence TurOW. v. 2 To perform the a& of cafting To caft dice o Turow abouz. Te caft about try expedients t N w u... defpair I 'gin to grow And mean for better wind about to throws Spenfer Turow. 7./. [from the verb. 1. A caft; the a&t of cafting or throwing The top he tor From off a huge rocke; and fo right a throa Made at our {hip, that juft before the pro 1t overflew and fell He heav'd a ftone, and Chapman rifing to the zhrow He fent it in a whixlwind at the fo A tow' |
