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Show VA Phyfle, by purging noxious humours, prevent ficknefd in the healthy, or recourfe thereof in th Tn weak complaints you wainly wifte your breatl They are not tears that can revenge his death Dryden Browne waletudinary Shifting from the warmer vallies to the colde hills, or from the hills to the vales, is a great benefit to the walctudinarian, feeble part of mankind Derbam arrogantly 2. Proudly Humility teaches us to think neither wainly no Delany vauntingly of ourfelves foolifhly 3. Idly h If Lentulus -be ambitious Some patients have been liable to this fymptom Milton Nor wainly hope to be invulnerable and reduced by it to a waletudinary and very uneBlackmore qual ftate of health Cold of winter, by ftopping the pores of perfpiration, keeps the warmth more withinj; whereb there is a greater quantity of fpirits generated i healthful animals, for the cafe is quite otherwif in waletudinary ones. Cheyne's Philofoph. Principles Valetudinarians muft live where they can comSawift mand and fcold wainl fhall b credulous ; prefuming his advancement to be decreed by the Sybilline oracles. Greww's Cofmologia Va"innNEss. z./ [from wain.] The ftat of being vain. Pride; falfehood ; emptinefs I hate ingratitude more in a man ‘Than lying, wainnefs, babbling Va1r, -or Va"try Shake[peare [in heraldry. adj Variegated with coverings of gold, red or ether coleurs Va"ivope Sclavonian. VA'LIANCE. #. /. [from waliant; waillance, French.] Valour; perfonal puifance ; fiercenefs ; bravery [ waiwoed n. / a governor My houf Ts richly furnithed with plate and go'd Valance of Venice, gold in needlework Old friend, thy face is walanc'd fince I fa thee laft; com'ft thou to beard me? Shake(peare In Ida wale : who knows not Ida wale Onl Spenfer S/,m/:g/}'). Henry V111 2. [From awail, profit; or wale, farewel If from awail, it muft be written wai/ as Dryden writes If from «wale, whic I think is right, it muft be vale.] Mo Mmey given to fervants Since our knights and fenators accoun To what their fordid, begging wails amount Hale Dryden amounted to thirt Vavepi'cTory Lat.] Biddin % A'LENTINE. on Valentine' Fr. Savift Latin. adj. [ from waledico farewel /. A {weetheart chofe day any evil hap Giving caft-clothe to be worn by walets, ha a very ill effeét upon little minds Varerupina‘rian VALETU DINARY tudo, Lat. -health Ladj naive Addifon [ wvaletudiFr. wale Weakly; fickly; infirm o Knolles VA'L1ANTNESS. 2. /. [from waliant.] Valour perfona bravery puiflance fiercenefs ; ftoutnefs Thy waliantncfs was mine; thou fuck'dft it fro me Shakefpeare Achimetes having won the top of the walls, b the waljantnefs of the defendants was forced to retire Kanolles Shew not thy waliantnefs in wine Ecclus, xxxi. 2.5 [walide, French; walidus adj VA'LID Latin. 1. Strong; powerful; efficacious; prevalent Perhap more walid arms Ma ferve to better, us, and worfe our foes. Milton 2. Having intellettual force; prevalent weighty; conclufive A difference in their fentiments as to particula queftions, is no walid argument againft the gencra trut believe b them bu rather a clearer an more folid proof of it Vavi'prry. s valid. Stephens [wvalidité, French; fro 1. Force to convince You are perfuaded of the walidity of that famou verfe *I'is expectation makes a bleffing dear Value A fenfe not ufed Pope T'o thee and thin Remain this-ample third of our fair kingdom No lefs in {pace, walidity, and pleafure Shake[peare Varva'sey. n /. [ from walance. large wig that fhades the face But you, loud Sirs, who through your curls loo big Criticks in plume and white vallancy wigs Dryden Latin. A low ground ; a hollow be tween hills Vallies are the intervals betwixt mountains /4 Live with me, and be my love, - "dwm, And we will all the pleafure prov That hills and wallies yicld Raligh Sweet interchange of hill and walley Miltyy I have been ready to ficoze on the top of hill, and in an hour's time after have fuffered 5 great inconvenience from the heat of the valley Brown's Travels Va'vorous ftont adj. [from walour.] Brave valiant The famous warriors of the antique worl Us'd trophies to eret in ftately wife In which they would therecords have enroll' Of their great deeds and walorous emprife. Spenfer, Captain Jamy is a marvellous walorous gentle- ' . 1 man Shakefpears flfi Va'LoroUSLY. adw. [from valorous a brave manner VA'LOUR. #. /. {waleur, Frenc ; waly Latin. Ainfworth.] Perfonal bravery ftrength ; prowefs; puiflance; ftoutnefs That I may pour the fpirits in thine ear And chaftife, with the walour of my tongue Shakefpeare's Macheths All that impedes thee Here I contef As hotly and as nobly with thy love As ever in ambitious ftrengthI did Shakelps Coriolanus Contend againft thy walour When walour preys oa reafon It eats the fword it fights with Shakefpeare's Antony and Clespatra An innate walour appeared in him, when hepu himfelf upon the foldier's defence, as he receive Howel the mortal ftab For contemplation he, and walour form'd """ *" " For foftnefs the, and fweet attractive grace. Miltor Such were thefe giants; men of high rer{own For, in thofe days, might only fhall be admit'd Mx/:afl. And walour, and heroic virtue, call'd Valour gives awe, and promifes protection to thofe who want heart or ftrength to defend them- This makes the authority of men amon felves women; and that of a mafter-buck in a numeTemple's Mifcellaries rous herd adj. [valable, Fr. from va Va'LvasLE Jue. being of great price 1. Precious deferving regard 2. Worthy juft accoun of that waluable perfon,_whofe F. {fi(trerbur) remains lie before us Th leflen of fevera valu ver b muc circumftance in ftoryy of time; thou diftanc are very waluable Savift's T houghts i:. i \ Varva"rion. z, /. [from value. 1. The a& of fetting a value; appraies o ment not in d.eny!;ljst m confift Humility in ma 1 i a l w ju i b m h i i a t gi Shies o L\ ‘nk canl than too highly api Ié):)‘ ong the Greatioh 2. Value fet upon any thing No reafon 1, fince of your lifvcs you fe certainty Than that conferr'd on Gonerill Va'rey, a /. [vallée, Frenchs walli, fome minute circumftance Weapons more violent, when next we meet 2 A wait Shakefpeare withftand his enemies, and not to be troubled wit Wotton A plant VALET. n. /. [valt, French. ing fervant to teac It was the duty of a good foldier waliantly t VavLe'R1aN. n. /. [valeriana, Latin ; walerian a very waliant fencer, undertoo Farewel, kind lord 5 fight waliantly to-day Thou art fram'd of the firm truth of valour Donne Now all nature feem'd in love And birds had drawn their walentines waliant for me, and fight th 1 Samuel, Xviiis 17. Va'L1anTLY. adv. [from waliant.] Stoutly; with perfonal ftrength ; with perfonal bravery A farewel A walediétion forbidding to weep We fay, The church of Antioch might meet at tha time to celebrate the memory of fuch a walian combat and martyr of Chrift Nelfon udge what a wretched fhare the poor attends ‘Whofe whole fubfiftence on thofe alms depends #. /o [waledico be tho Lord's battles Dryden In thofe fair wales by nature form'd to pleafe ‘Where Guadalquiver ferpentines with eafe. Harze Varepr'cTioN Stout waliant man ; a wvaliant ation Anchifes, in a flow'ry wale P.eview'd his mufter'd race, and took the tale pounds adj. [vaillant, Fr. perfonally puiffant ; brave VarLe. n.[ [wal, French; «wallis, Lat. 1. A low ground; a valley ; a place between two hills. JZale is a poetica word His revenue, befides wales Spenfer VA'LIANT Shakefp 9o VaA'LANCE. @. a. [from the noun.] T decorate with drapery Not in ufe in the @wale of Arde To let him weet his doughty waliance that fcience in a book, and was laughed at. #alton Thruft the walance of the bed, that it may be ful in fight Savift An hundred thepherds woned Not in ufe With ftiff force he thook his mortal lance A prince of the Dacia provinces VA'LANCE. #. /. [from Zalencia, whenc the ufe of them came. Skinner.] 'Th fringes or drapery hanging round th tefter and ftead ofa bed Me VA VA .mi So flight a waluation, {hould referve b i p i a S r c r m t My crack'd on m t u a ' l fa n m n m o Take o M O e m n o n m t a l it woul h poor {hrunken things : The writers exprefled not the waluatvioandJ'uaioft nk denariyus, witi hout t regregard to ii ts Varua'Tor ]any thAinnag1p . /. [from walue t raif gri where elfe SR RN What valuatars will the bifhops make "r°§wf'. RE VALUE |
