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Show wo TO you not Repen The erooked plough » the fhare, t e tow'rin e a f i t t y h u r ' } t : l f t i As ti\a n s v e r o r w t y w a ' o r ~ Which f Meafure for ]!-{a{fi,;-c With ideal tendency to ind oive rec an Eng ala firf th wa \g'h quards any trouble, after it had enjoyed for fo man ears the moft uninterrupted profperity. Clarendon 1 am towards nine years older fince I left you Swift u bt wh do i [I Ao ladw Hin DTo'WA ' To/warps. § ther in this ufe the word b - adverb or adjetive. Near; at hand " ina flate of preparation Migh Read to d Here nake . To'waRDLINESS. 7. [. [from towardly. = Docility; compliance ; readinef to d TowN from Tman To'warRDLY. adj. [from zoward. itodoorlearn uty Read Bacon's Advi vic t RO OWER . 7. /. [touaille, French touaglio Italian.] A cloth on which the hand are wiped They with their fine foft grafly towwels ftand To'wipe away the drops and moifture from he hand Drayton And, havmg wafh'd, with fillren rowels dry Dryden's Zncid ' To'wer, ». /. [zop, Sax. tou torre A _Ital. urris, Latin 1A high building ; ' buildin - above the main edifice raife Let us build us a i y and a tozver, whofe to i may reach unto heayen Ge ef xi s 4 Toww'rs and battlement it fee 4 2 Bofom'd high in tufted tre s Milton He them beholding, foo womesdown to fee their cit ere the zo0° Obftru@ heay'p tow' s M l o A ortrefs; 4 citadel : 4 frtrong ong to¢ qper from th enemy Plalms ¥ Ahigh head dref; [b Lay trains of 2morous i t i u Hn fowers, and curls, an perriwigs, - Hudibras igh K light ; elevation % : ahrfTogo' h,WER' V. 7. 'T2o foar to fly or rif On th' other fiqc a high rock # wer'd fill Spenfer My lor 2 No marve 447 'irmgi_'ote&or S'h‘awks do tewer fo well. Shak ~ Fold abguy pafe of rifing folds, that sozver' ‘wPY7iCng fob l.d,s hea i {uh rg?ing4n mage M l o g ample was his breatt Dryden O virtue to fown Sperfers trappings, tables, cabinets 3. Matter of no importance 4 The tozunclerk appeafed the people. 4és, xix, 3 5 TowNHOUSE. 7. /. [toawn and houfe.] Th hall where publick bufinefs is tranfaded A townboufe buile at one end will front th church that ftands at the other Addifon on Italy To'wnsair, #'f. [town and fhip.] Th corporation of a town; the diftriét belonging to a town T.ambut a. poor petitioner of our whole tozvn/bip Skakefpearc Folly' hat trifling practice3 filly opinion. confirme an mad profitable let u no prefume to condemn as follies and teys, becaufe w fometimes know not the caufe and reafon of Laww finefs ofa place "Tis a cockle, or a walnut fhell Aknack, a foy, a trick, a baby's cap. Shakefpeare High and noble things I flightly may.not tell Nor light and idle foys my lines may vainly f Drayton The things which fo long experience of all age diverfion juf To'WNCLERK, # [ [town and clerk. An officer who manages the publick bu Addifon And'think their hearts enamour'd ofa 19y Young as, be lives fix manths in.town, and fix.i the country the like preciou Nor could that fabled dart more {urely wound Poge We fmile at florifts, we defpife their joy Chapman 8. It is uled emphaticall for the; capital an In Delia's hand this toy is fatal found town or city : as we {ay, a new family i com art thou become What a profufion of wealth laid out in coaches all at onceilet down new drefs or ne wha boy 6. The people who live in the capita There is fom virtue Go find fome other play-fellows, mine own fwee To the clear fpring cold Artwxa went To which the whole rozwne for their water fent 7. It is ufed by the inhabitants of ever an acquaintance o Miltons toys Pope ro Todally thus with death is no fit toy 4. The inhabitants ofa town come o, town found, followin her tha 2. A plaything ; a bauble fhop Stuns with his giddy larum half the tozom unt That men fhould leave thee for that toy a woman Dryden which is not a city, or the fee of a bi H acceptabl Their fhape, their colour, and attraétive grace None are, thou think'ft, but taken with fuch 20ySo 3. In England, any number of houfes t which ;belongs a regular market, an A -virgin whom her mother's car Drags from the fozun to wholefome country air Pope drefs wit Thou thyfelf doat'dft on womankind, admirin Broone The court end of London Poifon Becaufe of ol And flies from tetwns to woods, from men to trees 5 mine at the plough Sidney They exchange for knives, glafies, and fuch 1095 great abundance of gold and pearl Abbato My friend this infult fees Wifeman Th attendants water for their hands fupply which I ba Before him towwns, and rural works between Milton His arm muft be kept up with a napkin or towwel zalt. [toxicum, Lat. Might I mak than D?_'ydl,'l 1. A petty commodity ; a trifle; a thin of no value Into whatfoever city or forn ye enter, enquir who in it is worthy, and there abide. Azt. x. 11 achild, and the expence of education, upon a profeffion, the labour of which is increafed, and th _rewards are vanifhed South adj ous ; containing poifon Tox. n. f. [toyen, tooghen, t many ornaments, Dutch. Skakefpeare's Hamlet Parents will not throw away the towardnefs o ik To'xrcav Speak the fpeech trippingly on the tongue: bu if you mouth it, as many of our players do, 1 ha as lieve the ts7on crier had fpoke the lines villHiers al If you tell the fecret, in twelve hours it thall b towntalk L'Eftrange Betterton village , To'warpNESs. 7. /. [from toward.] Docility Pope by a cord; for her houf 2. Any collettion of houfes large Defmond 2. One of the {fame town TownTa'Lx. n. /i [town an Common prattle of a place Dutch SI[XOH,/;JH[. an I left him at the gate firm to.your intereft "I admit the togwnfmen at their firft appearance was upon the town wall Fofbuay iie 15 When Alexandria was befieg'd and won He pafs'd the trenches firft, and form'd the s07z Some young #ozwardly noblemen or gentleme - were ufually fent as aflitants or attendants acon' [cun, Saxon ; tuyn earls of Ormon Clarendone rocks and empty waftes were feen She let them dow an docile; compl wi Miltor's Arcades 1. Any walled colle@ion of houfes The beauty and towardline/s of thefe childre ‘moved her brethren to envy Raleigh's Hiftory of the World n / th moft all the tozonfmen of Kilkenny were flain Dawies on Ireland.They marched to Newcaftle, which being defended only by the ownfmen, was given up to them Rife, crown'd with lights, imperial Salem r , fe Exalt thy tow'ry head, and lift thy eye Pope's Meffiah or fo learn o betwee Adorne There tozv'ry cities, and the forefts green Sbakr:r'pe‘urc or learn Here come the townfmen on proceflion Before your highnefs to prefent the man. Shake/psIn the time of king Henry the fixth, in a figh To'WER-MUSTARD. 7. S [turritis," L tin. A plant Miller To'WERY. adj. [from fower. Adorne or gunarded with towers ‘Doth make the night joint labourer with the day "TowarD. adj ' not froward To'wnsman. n /. [town and man. 1. An inhabitant ofa place fhe the wife Latona be Or the tower'd Cybele. What might be toward, that this fweaty haft ;\{ RH[[/gb Locke To'WERED. adj. [from tower, or defended by towers Nearly; little lefs than ‘They had built houfes, planted gardens, eredted townfhips, and made provifion for their pofter ity heigh Of waggons, and the cart's unwie dy weight Thefe all muft be prepar'd Dryden's Georgicks All thofe fublime thoughts which t wwer abov the clouds, and reach as high as h aven itfelf, tak their rife not one jot beyond thofe ide s which fenf or refle€tion have offered for the co teriplation o the Skake[p heav'n o l M r h ' r u f r e n l r a His h . u , , e ; n l f ] b t By our law, no good i J ; \ C n h t u n t all, not the good of th " L 5 Play fport Ye fons of 2 s dalliance Hooker - fports at will For greedy plea Thinks m So faid he Of a inten 6. Odd fory ;. filly tale 1 n Thefe antick fables, nor believ 7. Slight reprefentation Shail that whic hat always received th ftruction, be now difguiied w Vi th a 7oy of novelt 8. Wild fancy conceit Heoker irregular imagery ; odd The very place puts toys of defperation Without more motive, into every brain Tha |