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Show WH fo f p m s e g d t i t o a e a The cli " S Q v - r h a o e e a w e a o o e i e f ¢he H w " : c " s w h the o wer it s, 15 rcc berc He cannot but love/e virtu ue,, swwh Atterbury F i i f M t o f d c r t h h Whereve a r t n e f d c r t h h h r e th o cou .o0 q ard ‘J t fa o e mat Wherever Shakefpeare has invented, he is greatl d a h h n d c i t n f f l v below the n i her nececeflflararyy nor nor proprob: able. : e pei here and J for. adv WuE REFORE T TN The o ofe the afs defir th an thei Ther Hooker caufe wherefor w thin fhoul mt b u v f h f f n m t u r f d r m G poral bleflings towards them than towards us Shall I tell you why P --Ay ever wh i Hooker wberefore an Sir 3. Of what? interrogatively: as, awhereof 2. ‘With what? interrogatively was the houfe built It the falt hath loft its fayour, wherewvith { WHEREO'N, adv. [where and on. be falted Matthew 1. On which that awhereavithal is- ever no kno 3 As for thofe things awbereon, or elfe whereufed in queftion \jm.h, fuperftition worketh, polluted they are b £ Iey{upfuch abufe ed rup [co T @.a rRR Wr 7 Hooker Infe€ted be the air whereon they ride pofe, from fzrret. 2 Shakefpeare's Comedy of Errours From {eafons fuch as thefe [where and in. " 1, In which When ever yet was your appeal denied Wherein have you been galled by the king Shake[peare's Henry V1 Try waters by weight, wberein you may find fom Bac . difference, and the lighter account the better WHERETO WHEREUNTQ 1. To which Is as the book of God before thee fet Wherein to read his wondrous works Too foon for us the circling hour Milton Muft bide the ftroke of that Jong threaten'd wound Milto This the happy mor Wherein the Son of heav'n's eternal Kin They fay, qwherein have we wearied him Malachi adv [where an into. Shakcfpeare's Otbello Another difeafe is the putting forth of wild oats Whereinto corn oftentimes degenerates Bacon's Natpral Hiffory My fubjet does not oblige me t5 point forth th Place whereinto this water is now retreated Wiodward WfiE RENESS. 2. /. [from where.] Ubiety Imperfect locality 'A point hath no dimenfions 745, and is next to nothing WHEREOS I. Of which Shakefpeare's Romeo and Fuliet Pbercto th' Almighty anfwer'd, not difpleas'd Milten. z To what thi to what end but only a wbereGrew's Cofmology A thing whereof the church hath, ever fithenc e firft beginning, reaped fingular commodity Hooker 1 do not find the certain numbers whereof the Dawies on Ireland "Tis not very probable that T fhould fucceed i fuch a projea, whereof 1 have not had the leai b bint frOmimy of my predeceffors, the pocts as, awberezto i expence WeEREUPO N Upon which [where and upon. adv an ‘The townfmen mutinied whercupon he came thither if the ear England WaerEw! TH them int not been fen ha of Defmon to Effex Clarendon fen a war betwix Wh:reupon there had rife Dawics } adv.[whereand with WrerewiTHA L. or withal. As for thefe th s wherewith fuperftition work eth, polluted the Hooker Her blifs is al Dry And in his oaken cup doth floa With the freight enrich themfelves Safe within my little wberry All their madnefs makes-me merry eafure and delight Spenfer Wherewith fhe makes her lovers drunken Northumberland; thou ladder wbercavitba ten, Dutch. 1. To fharpen by attrition Fool, thou whet'f} a knife to kill thyfelf Shakefpeare's :Richard 111 Thou hid'#t a thoufand daggers in thy thoughts Which thou haft awbetted on thy fidny heart To ftab at half an hour of m frail life Shakefbeare's Henry'1V This vifitatio Is.but to wobet thy almoft blunted purpofe Shakefpeare's Hamlet Unfophifticated vitriol, rubbed on the zvketre blade of a knife, will not impart its colour. Boyle There is‘the Roman flave wbetting his knif fe Addifon on I' Eloguence, fmooth and cutting, is like a awhetted with oil Peace, good queen O qhet not on thefe too, too furious peers For blefifed are the peace-malkers was diftreffz of th troubles qubéreqvit in England thi forawards with a debtor wh meats mov awherewithal ready about him The prince could fave fro Wy fuch a numbe nerves f n whketteth Bacon's Nat. Hif 1 in the king began to be difcovered and qvbetted o Henry V11 DL';'J_ Grea other contemporarie wbe an induftr C_f Pir.'.‘!.‘ cultivat ed firft the fhining fhare eac dryden by care Nor {uffer'd floth to ruft his a&ive reign WaeT The frequency, warmth with they are propofed 1.. The a& of fharpening Z. 1Any thing that make But it is impofiible for a mas, who openly de counpel t we fhould facrifice the church' wheiting and inflamingof a little vai fpoilers awhercwithal to carry on his wars n abroad and aff: &.on,..m ber Roger 7 's Scr bad Bacon' And zwberted huma [Javenant b blot of his times; which was th - out of his fubjefts purfes by pe of one M ions, falt, and pepper, in bake is by vellication of thof Hir 1felf inv if h an inclination to pay you his obligations had. cun Dorne to make an entire conqueft o You will have patienc baff efpair in me ; for that will.cobe c Darvies on Ireland Ireland The builders of Babel #ill, with vain defign New Babels, had they wherewitbal, would ;:. th ningly inficuated into his acquaintanc lear not thy deep bitternefs bege ki this army was no Sha' Since Caffius firft did wwhet me againit I have not flept Skakefpeare's Fulius C r et on th king vhakefp. K ng Fokn hriftian merchants; and, th Shakefpeare regar V 2. Toedge ; to make angry or acrim ous : 1t 1s ufed with oz and foraard, bu improperly The mounting Bolingbroke afcends my throne I Savifts 7o WHET. w. 4. [hperzan, Saxon ; awet and liftening Whereto § have invited many a guett fufficient firengt adw. [awhere and of. armies did confift. s Hooker unto. 1. With which Where's the palace whereinto foul thing Sometimes intrude not to, o I hold an old accuftom'd feaft Had they been treated with more kindnefs, an their queftions anfwered, they would have take 2, In what [where an voice of the church fucceedeth Our great redemption from above did bring ! Milz and they made me a vifit Swift There are times wherein 2 man ought to be cautious as well as innocent Swift } adv Dr'_va'fn next whercinto is, whatfoever any man can neceffarily conclude by force of reafon; after thefe, th This dreaded time have.compaft, wherein w more pleafure in improving their knowledge, wherei there wouid be ftill newnefs Locke Their treaty was finithed, whberein 1 did the feveral good offices by the creditI now had at court Not proper She bringeth forth no kind of creature awheret fhe is wanting in that which is needful Hooker hat fcripture doth plainly deliver, to that th fir place both of eredit and obedience is due; th Heav' WeEret'NT0 Into which Milton's Paradife Loft Can mifery no place of fafety know The noife purfues me wherefoc'er 1 go His fury fomewhat it doth {lake He calleth for a ferry ‘What was his club he made his boat As fafe as in a wherry. Drayton's Nympbid Let the veffel fplit on fhelves Frequented their aflemblies, wherefo met z. To what place foever teaze t And falling down into a lake Which him up to the neck doth take Shakefp. King Lear. He of Milton's Agonifpes adv as, awhereon did he fi Poor naked wretches, wherefoe'er you are That bide the pelting of this pitilefs ftorm How fhall your houfelefs heads defend yo Shak Asif they faw fome wondrous monument O avberefore was my birth from heav'n foretol WaerEL'N what That fhort revenge the man may overtake Whercfo he be, and foon upon him light. Spenfer bath a ewberefore Twice by an angel O to.trouble To hurry low colloquial word 2. To give a box on the ear. Ainfworth WHERRY. 7 /. [of uncertain derivation. A light boat ufed on rivers Hath left a witnefs'd ufurpation. Shak. Hen. 1V He lik'd the ground wwbereon the trod Milton lete fay for, the 1 WHERESO adv. [ahere and joWHERESOE'VER. § ever. 1. In what place foever. #herefo is obfo Wherefore gaze this goodly company rity that he will not be faife and cruel, whe a temptation offers which he values more t does the power qvberewith he was trufted. Sawift this world, when and qbereof created i g, For what reafon A (e clares again® religion, to give any reafonable Shakefpeare's Macheth So looks the ftrand, cwhereon th' imperious floo unto themfelves any end wwberefore is n Ho neithe food z. Of what: indefinitely sy, For which reafon ]."':{/})‘flh'ul Shak ypear W H WH Dryden's Georgicks n /i [from the verb. hungry a daram A |