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Show Whe ho I have onc kno harde another a repott t Gi it of the Tongue I how he ma ecauf Take their advantage when and how they lift WHERE Dutch. 6. At what particular time His feed, when is not fet, thall bruife my head time In Eden on the humid flow'rs, that breath' Their morning incenfe, came the human pair Milton WHENCE. adv. [formed from aubere, b the {fame analogy with Aence from bere. 1. From what place The folid parts, awhere the fibres are more clof 2. At what place W herewere ye, nymphs, when the remorfelefsdee Clos'd o'er the head of your lov'd Lycidas ? i/z 2. From what perfen 3. At the place in which Whence, fecble natare! fhall we fummon aid Prior If by-our pity and our pride betray'd Where 1 thought the remnant of mine ag Should have been cherifh'd by her child-like duty 3. From what caufe I now am full refolv'd to take a wife Whence comes this unfought honour unto me Whence does this mighty condefcenfion flow Fenton 4 T beir praétice wasto look no farther before the than the next line; wwhenceit will follow, that the 5 Dryden indefi Thy very ftones prate of my whereabout Shakefpeare's Macketh 3. Concerning which o The greatnefs of all aétions is meafure {peech Spenfer 4 Shakefp. Macbeth Another barbarifm He afk'd his guide What and of awhence was he who prefs'd the hero' fide Dryden's Zineid From what place foever ; from what cauf {oever » wezhave it, containsin i [whe WHaENSOEVER. § or feever. foever time an ever At what O welcorme hour whenewer I Why delay His hund to execute Milton's Paradife Loff Men grow firft acquainted with many of thef in both refpeéts, acknowledg Nea wha place ? as, whereabou di Obfolete They came to fiery flood of Phlegeton Prior Bacs caufes of pover with Spain; ifm:z war Bacen, Whereas feeing requires light, a free me iu and a right line to the objeéts, we can he rinth dark, immured, and by curve lines Holdeér's Elements of S[:eeclWhereas at firfk we had only three of thefe p i:; ciples, their number is already fwoln to five Baker on Learnifl 4. But on the contrary One imagines that the terreftrial matter, whic is fhowere dow wit rain, enlarges the bulk o the earth : another fancies that the earth will er long all be wathed away by rains, and the waters o the ocean turned forth to overwhelm the dry land avbireas, by this diftribution of matter, continua provifion is every where made for the fupply o W'gpdtwdrd bodies WrerEA'T. advu. [where and at. 1. At which This he thought would be the fitteft refting place till we might go further from his mother's fury awhereat he was no lefs angry, and athamed, tha Sidne), defirous to obey Zelmane This is, in man's converfion unto God, the firf ftage whereat hisrace towards heaven beginneth HW&E]' Whereat T wak'd, and foun Before mine eyes all real, as the drea Miltor's Paradife Lof Had lively fhadow'd When we have done any thing whereat they ar difpleafed, if they have noreafon for it, we fhoul feek to reify their miftakes about it, and infor Kettlewell them better 2. Atwhat as,awhereat are youoftended WaerERY. adv 1. By which [where and by. But even that, you muft confefs, you haver ceived of her, and fo are rather gratefully to than her, than to prefs any further, till you bring fome Sidney thing of your own, whereby to claimit Prevent thofe evils awbereby the hearts of menar Hoker loft You take my life When you do take the means whereby I live Shake[peart If an enemy hath taken all that froma princ avberely he was a king, he may refreth himfelf b man of neceffity 2. At which place Locke latter generall this wa lucrativ muf Are not thofe found to be the greateft zealots wh are moft notorioufly ignorant? wwhereas true zea {fhould always begin with true knowledge Sprate's Sermons The aliment of plants is nearly one unifor juice; awhereas animals live upon very differe forts of fubitances Arbuthnot WHENCESOE'VER. adv.[whenceand cver. fpecies audible of th Whereas wars ar the fpecial natuxe o by fea, is like to be confidering, all that is lefc him awhereby be is you lofe what you are feeking WuEeREATS. adv. [awhere and as. 1. When on the contrary O bow unlike the place from whbence they fell Milton and imp and the obje¢t awhercabout they are converfant : w that this prefent world affordeth not any thing comarable unto the duties of religion Hocker To leave his wife, to leave his babes His manfion, and his titles, in a plac ] adw by th worthinefs of the fubject from which they proceed From avbence he views, with his black-lidded eye Whatio the heaven in his wide vault contains WHENEVER fig Thou firm-fet earth Hear not my fteps, which way they walk, for fea Ulcers which correde, and make the windpip dry and lefs flexible, whence that fuffering proceeds Blackmore P bence ever 1 thy cruel effence bring 1 own thy influence, for I feel thy fting a kind of pronomina of their natures their motions ; the diffufion of fpecie:}i)fieb‘]fieofg: o eth to participate more of the former, a d :E has i WHEREABOU T. adv, [where and about. 1. Near what place 2. Near which place 8. From which caufe Wiretched name, or arbitrary-thisg there Thou lofeft here, a better wwhbere to find Shakefpeare's King Lear I have fhewn wwbence the underftanding may ge all the ideas it bas Locke all the pr an Bid them farewell, Cordelia, though unkind' 7. From what fource : indefinitely whernc compofitio like her He fhall find no where fafe to hide himfelf Spenfer Recent urine, diftilled with a fixed alkali, i turned into an alkaline nature; wbence alkalir faltg, taken into 2 human body, have the power o turning its benign falts int fiery and volatile Arbuthnot on Aliments Any idea Waere nification ; as, whereof, of which 6. It has the nature of a noun Not no in ufe 6. For which caufe - At any place Barnet's Theory of the Earth. Grateful to acknowledge awhence his good defcends Milton 10. Of Waen Any WHERE Shakefpeare Thofe fubterraneous waters were univerfal, as diffolution of the exterior earth could not be mad any where but it would fall into waters 4. From which premifes From awbence himfelf does fly Pope awhere was Eloife Ah A vitious mod Blackmore and compacted Whence and what art thou, execrable fhape Milron municatio Hooker In every land we have a larger fpace Where we with green adorn our fairy bow'rs. Diy In Lydia born Where plenteous harvefts the fat fields adorn Dryden Fhen as facred light began to daw 9> From WHENCE refpe&t the fo praye public i f Sidney on amongft his people Spenfer place or perfon firft fhe wa lemnity of places, wwkere his name fhould be calle What meant that preace about that lady's throne 5. From wha nitely dot Go faw, he 'gan enguir can drive to no certajn point awaer Saxon happy as to fee the caufe of her unhap Obfolete This <when as Guyo AcU vifited that place awher Sh At the time when ; wha as [hpoepy 7 1. At which place or places Milton Wae confideration o Ragers charity anf;‘} th Our religion, whenever it is truly received int the heart, will appear in juftice, friendfhip, an Kings ma becauf bu innate pofition, fome for their virtuous fe eri integrity of life5 all thefe were the fr{?i forne fo 15 of try and infallible principles deli ered untq s in th word of God Hogker Whkereas all bodies feem t6 wor by the Com the nature of the things, contained in thofe words would not fuffer him to think otherwife, how o Lacke aobenfoewer he is brought to reflection improve 1t 5. At what time WH felf-evident truths, upon their being propofed 5 no s. After the time that H H Whereas the damned ghofts in torments fry Fairy Queen Prepare to ride unto St. Albans Whereas the king and queen do mean to hawk Shakefpeare's Henry VI 2 Bhe thing being fo that. Always referred to fomething different Whereas we read fo many of them fo muc commended, fome for their mild and merciful dif Taylo This is the moft rational and moft profitabl way of learning languages, and awherely We 13 beft hope to give account to God of our yout M'/{'" {pent herein " This delight they take in doing of mifchief awhereby } mean the pleafure they take to put an thing in pain that is capable of it, is n0 other thf Locrt a foreign and intreduced difpofition 3. By what? as, avbereby wilt thou accom plith thy defiga WHERE VER. adv. [where and ever.] A whatfoever place Which to avenge on him they dearly vow d find hi moug the groun o tha Wiereve a S‘gmfi‘r Him ferve, and fear OF other creatures, as him pleafes beft L A?x/r_?d difpof hi le W herewer plac'd Not only to the fons of Abraham's loin Salvation fhall be preach'd; but to the fon td wo th ou th e re wh faith m' ah Ab Milton Of Abraham's faith, wherev s n w fll an fc he a r f v n t c eWhe ng br fh all A2 I ai t a p a Homage to the Th |
