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I am determi .amporting choice T how awilt come It muft be {o that tho mauft come, importing neceflity; or, it fhall be that thou fhalt come, importing tha asou et obligioet us unto readinefs to do good a like but t a 1 Ch D 1im my co fignified many make him a garlan him up a r In fuch a n 7 Stood Dido So awillielmus is the de fender of many; wilfred, peace to many U which are anfwered in fenfe and figni cation by Polymachus Pol Polyphilus Gib Wr'LLingG. adj. [from avill. e iA on s (4 l.'//;u/;'// fh 2'1l prove a widowe 1d for his fake S eforts obfcur'd with r vaws which the moiftur 1, Inclined to any thing ; confenting; no o difpofed to refufe Some other able, and as wvilling, pay The rigid fatisfation B Milton 'Parz any man truft a better fupport, under af! 1filc‘c:on, than the friendfhip of Omnipotence, whe 1§ both able and willing, and knows Bim .HC? willing to pleafe one in authority, forced al his flill to malke the refemblance of the beft fafhion Wildom " He ftoop'd with wea wings and wwilling feot. Mil 3. Favourable ; well difpofed to any y thing. As many as were willing-hearted brought brace lets an rrings ng o eare B Exodus Y527 R xxx Complymg Religion hath force to qualify all forts of men i adj. 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Confent; freedom from reluétance; rea ratts of the fign as fome would < Wi1LLINGNESS they will, a man fhould never neglect improy e 3. It is on Pope / joiners Sh The condition of that people is not fo much to b Dryden The work, which duty bind Let the circumf{tance fe envied i O queenme | toto fulf l ut 2. By one's own defire D)'/{ out May compafs it, fhal W workmen o'er ) to bore n He awitled him to be of good comfort, pr A Dryden S gre£ enif wit3 e ourna col1Bi but an Wi LLowwEeED. 7. /o [from aillsw :‘.nu A plant aeed ; Iyfimachia, Latin. Ainfavort Wi'LLowworT Cunning s {ly s o d i 1 n l d a f e ata 2y fl { {ubtle ; ml.dnwo ar_tfu}A1 -/"Af They are fo cautelous and wily headed, ef being men of fmall pratic alty is fill A plant #. / Wi'Ly. ad, i, [from avile. o fu { 2. To gain the vi the flyin Avine ¢car th el oot ol o in law matters, tha (; &. b Dryd an lati thing valuanic Whe |
