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Show UN UN The breath of heay'n frefh-blowing, pure and fiweet With day-fpring born; here leave me to refpire Milton can any one be aflured, that his meat an Ho drink are not p'o'.lb 1ed, and made :znfzvlv:h_‘[op!c, be South fore they are brought to him Rome is never fuller of nobility than in fummer; for the country towns are fo infefted wit s bolefone vapours, that they dare not truft them\e heats latt. Addif. on Ttaly felves in them whil Children, -born healthy often contraét difeaie an unwbholefome vurie Arbuthnot on Diet fro 2. Corrupt ; tainted W Il ut® this unwholefome humidity ; this grofs watry pumpion : we 'll teach him to know turtle Shake[peare from jays Uxwi'ELpILy Heavily; with dif adv ficult motion Uswieldily they wallow firft in ooze The in the fhady covert feck repofe Dryden U~swi'eLpinEss. #./o Heavinefs ; difficulty to maqve, or be moved To what a cumberfome unwieldinefs And burdenous corpulence, my love had grown But that I made it feed upo " hat which love worft endures, difcretion ! Donne Th bulk fuppofed unwicldinefs of its mafl grounded upon our experience of the inaptitude o great and heavy bodies to motion, is a mere imGlanwille pofture of our fenfes Unwi'eLpy adj Unmanageable ; no fd / Uxwr' inclination e o t f n n l i a u l e o p t Obedience, w e o H c e d b f d f f n m a t is 1o bette What moved the man to yield to her perfuaal v m t h a t u c m f t e Gions ? L k m a r h v i g t e g i l w z a e n f me t w m c e o b a n p l o t f her fad, le d r W h - o o f H h i l R forrow 1 fee with what unwoillingnef u y u r t a d a m c i t m o u la Yo fear u y e o f m o e e t a e lo u y Difce Denbam There is in moft people a reluctance and unwil e e e r f o n t o r f b f t n lin the vulgar, how fond they are to have an inferipSaift tion over their grave ToUnwi'xD. . . pret.and part. pafliv unwound 1. To feparate any thing convolved; t untwift; to untwine All his fubje&@s having by fome years learne fo to hope for good and fear harm, only from her that it fhould have needed a ftronger virtue tha his, to have unawound fo deeply an entered vice Sidney Empirick politicians ufe deceit You boldly fhew that fkill which they pretend And work by means as noble as your end eafily moving or moved; bulky; weigh Which fhould you veil, we might unzind the clue As men do nature, till we came to you. Dryden An ague, meeting many humours in a fat anawieldy body of fifty-eight years old, in four o z. To difentangle; to loofe from entanglement ty 5 ponderous Clarendon five fits carried him out of the world Part, huge of bulk Wallowing unavicldy, enormous in their gait, Tempeft the ocean Milton's Paradife Lof} Unaieldy fums of wealth, which higher moun Than files of marfhall'd figures can account. Dryd Nothing here th> unwieldy rock avails Rebounding harmlefs from the plaited fcales That, firmly join'd, preferv'd him from a wound With native armour crufted all around. Add. Owid What carriage can bear away all the rude an unwicldy loppings of a branchy tree at once Watts on the Mind Unwi'trine adj Loath; not content ed; not inclined ; not complyin inclination b The nature of man is wnwilling to continu « doing that wherein it fhall always condemn itfelf Hooker If thou doft find him tractable Encourage him, and tell him all our reafons If he be leaden, icy, cold, wnwilling Be thou fo too Shakefpeare's Richard 111 If the fun rife unwilling to his race Clouds on his brows, and fpots upon his face Sufpect a drizzling day Dryden Heaven's unchang'd decrees attentive hear More pow'rful gods have torn thee from my fide Unailling to refign, and doom'd a bride. Dryden At length I drop, but in unwilling ears This faving counfel,keep your piece nine years. Pope Unwr'LLinNGLY adv Not with good will; not without loathnefs The whining fchool-boy, with his fatchel And fhining morning face, creeping like fnai Unwillingly to {chool Shakefpeare's As you like it A feaft the people hold to Dagon, and forbi Laborious works, unwillingly this ref ‘Their fuperftition yields Milton Still difmay' By feas or {kies, unwillingly they ftay'd. Denbam Thefe men were once the prince's foes, and the Unawillingly they made him great: but now Being his friends, fhall willingly undo him. Denb The dire contagion fpreads fo faft That, where it feizes, all relief is vai And therefore muft unwillingly lay waft That country, which would elfe the foe maintain Dryden 1 Defiring to ferve God as they ought, but bein not fo ikilful as in every point to #nwind them felves, where the fnares of glofing fpeech lie t entangle them, are in mind not a little troubled when they hear fo bitter inveétives againft that which this church hath taught them to reverenc Hooker as holy As you unwind her love from him Left it fhould ravel, and be good to none Bottom it on me Shak. Two Gent. of Verona 7o Unwi'np @. a To admit evolution Put the bottoms into clean fcalding water, an they will eafly unwind Unxwi'PED bing Mortimer's Hufbandry Not cleaned by rub adj Their hands and faces were all badgd with blood So were their daggers, which wnwip'd we foun Shakefpeare's Macbeth Upon their pillows Unwi'sE Weak ; defe&tive in wif adj dom O good, but moft unwife patricians ! why You grave, but recklefs fenators, hav Giv''n Hydra here to chufe an officer Shake[peare' Be not ta'en tardy by unawife delay He who of thofe dalights can judge you thu Coriolanus Shake[peare and fpar Milton To interpofe them oft, is not unawife This the Greeks fay, this the barbarians; th Tillotfon wife and the unwife When kings grow ftubborn, flothful, or unwife Each private man for publick good fhould rife Dryden When the balance of power is duly fixt in ftate, nothing is more dangerous or unwife, tha to give way to the firft fteps of popular encroachments Swift Unwi'sery. adv ly ;5 not wifely Weakly; not prudent Lady Zelmane, like fome, unwifely liberal, tha more delight to give prefents than pay debts, chof rather to beftow her love upc. me, than to recom penfe him Unwifely we the wifer eaf Sidney Pity, fuppofing them opprefs' With tyrant's force 7o Unwi'se 1s, not to be . a Waller 'To wifh that whic y My liege; would you and T alope,ne Wl\gl}c ut more }}:lclp, tl:]ould fight this ro;'a b ttfa, -Why enow thou haft unwip nwift'd five thoyo Which likes me better than to wifh u Tf' defire there were no God, wc::ep']aiS !m‘wg/}.z their own being, which muf be annihil in the fubftraction of that effence which f bftan tially fupporteth them B ,,.,zl Unwi'sHED. adj deo8 Not fought; not fired So jealous is fhe of my love to h that 1 never yet began toyopen my m;;;"%:t:; unevitable Philoclea, but that her unwifbe ,e fence gave my tale a conclufion before it hag beginning Sidn To his unwifbed yok My foul confents not to give fov'reignty Sh While heaping unwifb'd wealth 1 diftant roam The beft of brothers at his natal home By the dire fury of a traitrefs wife Ends the fad evening of a ftormy life Pop Unwi'sT. adj. Unthought of ; not known Spener 7o Unwi'r. w.a. To deprive of under ftanding. Not ufed Friends all but now; even no In quarter, and in terms like bride and groo Divefting them for bed; and then but now As if fome planet had unwitted men Swords out, and tilting one at other's breafts, §§ adj UnxwiTHDRA'WING Continuall liberal Wherefore did Nature pour her bounties forth With fuch a full and unwithdrawing hand Covering the earth with odours, fruits, and flocks UnwiTusT00D. adj Miltom Not oppofed. Crefly plains And Agincourt, deep ting'd with blood, confef What the Silures vigour unwithftoo Philip Could do in rigid fight Unw1'TNESSED. adj. Wanting teftimony wanting notice Left their zeal to the caufe fhould any way b Hooker unwitneffed UNwI'TTINGLY. adv. [properly unwestingly, from unweeting.] Without know ledge ; without conicioufnefs In thefe fatal things it falls out that the high working power mak fecond caufes unfwit_ting{ Sidney acceflary to their determinations Thofe things are termed moft properly natura agents, which keep the law of their kind unwit tingly, as the heavens and elements of the world which can do no otherwife than they do. Hooker Atheifts repudiate all title to heaven, merel for prefent pleafure; befides the extreme madnef of runnin fuc after death a defperate hazar they unwittingly deprive themfelves here of tha Bentley tranquillity they feek for UNnwo'NTED adj 1. Uncommon ; unufual ; rare ; mfreq}xent pits hollf) i dee fun eyes dul fad Hi Sperj view t fu znwo te th endur Could no My father's of a better natur Than he appears by fpeech; this is unavonte Shakefpeare Which now came from him fom an porte tous i meteo unwo te Ever Glanwill divine prognoftick Thick breath, quick pulfe, and heaving of m heart y D a p a g a c e n w u m f All figns o 2. Unaccuftomed; unufed z } l f a t w a n h u b w Philoclea u: pl a n f e p making fhamefacednef g w a e f h v m l e n t {hamefaced n o g k feel the n Mays Sea calves unavonted t O how oft fhall b d g g a c a "On fait Rough with black winds and ftorms Unwonted fhall admire and f(‘.‘flS) Miltor UNWO RKING & |