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Show W O 1o. To make way o l M k o w i i f Body fhall up t t a n f u Who would t feed r f o z l o f Of good and ill, whi Diryden o e f t b 11. T 6. T put into motion o of tw three gol w o a r t v g a n m e l f a s min to aork them at that time, and whe they forbag y o o h A i l R e n t k o w o f of f l e t The chaos, by the Divine Power, was wrough 8. T habitable earth This mint to work off part o t i u f upo ties 10 11. 70 Wor Work 2 or conti nued viokence Milton Sidelong he works his way Thro® winds, an his way waves and ftorms, he aork Will fet the vi€or thundering at our gates. A4ddif to effect Bacon nature Moifture, although it doth not pafs through bodies without communication of fome fubftance a ‘heat and cold do, yet it worketh effets by qualifying of the heat and cold Bacon Such power, being above all that theunderftand clean.sh data import.tsv out README ing of man can conceive, may well work fuch wonDrummond ders God, only wife, to punifh pride of wit Among men's wits hath this confufion wrongh As tl;‘e‘ proud tow'r, whofe pcints the clouds di it By tongues confufion was to ruin brought. Dawics Of the tree Which, tafted, works knowledge of good and evil Thou may'ft not : in the day thou cat'ft, thou dieft Milton Each herb he knew that zvorks or good or ill More dearn'd than Mefve, half as learn'd as Hill V worl is perpetually at ework, only tha our poor mortal lives fhould pafs the happier fo that little time we pofiefs them, or elfe end the better when we lofe them : upon this occafion riche came,to be coveted, honours efteemed, friendfhi Temple purfued, and virtues admired o. Managemen ; treatment alone I'll go anothe fhops that met there were not fo wife as they fhoul Stilling fleet 4. Flowers or embroidery of the needle Round her work the did empal With a fair border wrought of fundry flowers Spenfer Inwoven with an ivy-winding trail That handkerchief you gave me : I muft tak out the quork: a likely piece of work, that yo fhou'd find it in yeur chamber, and knoew not wh mu an en to x' mi fo i Th re th i lef tak There, give it you horfe: wherefoever yo ha it 1'1 hobb take out n o el Ot re pe ke Sh t on r qu Flavia is very idle, and yet very fond of fin be i i r w fi e of he k m th averh Law until noon t a o o i b f 5. An e o a m o f b ' i p i o z Nor was t p P n f r w t o e c o p a t But fe 6. A&ion feat way to awor Shakefpeare To employ ; to eu 1. Zo fet on Work gage deed . c o r w t e c r o f n a n m The inftr fi r _ _ r ‘ e i a f c n i e rity, has rende m H y e r o p r c f t w l commonwealth b n m w i u f b c e l v l Nothi Than good vorks in her hufband to promot;.fl[m" d o b o k Not in the awo p P d j e a p u i o The wanton youth ing things Hooker It ferteth thofe wits on evork in bette which would be elfe employed in worfe. WO RKER [from work. 7 / On tha works Ye fair nymphs, which oftentimes have lov' The cruel aorkzr of your kindly fmarts Prepare yourfelves, and open wide your hearts Sperfer His father was a worker in brafs 1 Kings, vil. 14 You fpoke me fair, but betrayed me: depar from me, you profeflors of holinefs, but zvorkers o South iniquity Wo Rk FELLOW. 7. /. [awork and felloww. One engaged in the fame work with another Timotheus, my workfellozw, and Lucius falut Romarns Wo 'RKHOUSE n. /. [from awork an W0 RKINGHOUSE houfe. . A place in which any manufaéture i carried on The quick forge and workinghoufe of théught Shakefp. Henry V Protogenes had his workboufe in a garden out o town, where he was daily finithing thofe-pieces h It is pleafant to foe what ework our adverfarie out the work hi with him 3. Bungling attempt have been Fly the dreadful wa That in thyfelf thy leffer parts do move Outrageous anger, and woe-avorking jar. . Spenfer Our light affliction for 2 moment worketh for u 2 Cor. iv. 13 a far more eternal weight of glory We might work any effeét, not holpen by th co-operation of fpirits, but only by the unity o you make with this innocent canon : fometimes 'tis mere forgery of hereticks, and fornetimes the bi Impatient for the battle : one day mor 5. To produce by labour All th confequence of agency Wild ework produces ot{, and moft in dreams Milton n /. [peonc, Saxon; avert, Dut. A ftate of labour w ‘agents Fan But work is pleafure, when we chufe our tafk Dryden Addifon's Cato 4. To make by gradual labour 9. Effet Le Eccluse xxxiii In the bottom of fome mines in Germany ther grow vegetables which the work-folks fay hav Bacon magical virtue The ground, unbid, gives more than we can afk ation of th quires an intir hath the principal Bread, corretion, and qwork for a fervant Till by degrées the floating mirrour fhines father to his ruin. 4. Philips As to the co mpofition or diffolution of mix hief aork of elements, a dies; which is 1. Toil ; labour ; employment Works itfelf clear, and, as it runs, refines And awork yourroya To raife That which is wanting to ework up the pity to greater height, was not afforded me by the ftory Dyryden This lake refembles a fea, when aworked up b ftorms Addifon The fun, that rolls his charfot o'er their heads Works up more fire and colour in their cheeks Addifon's Cato We fhould inure ourfelves to fuch thoughts, tii they have aworked up our fouls into filial awe an Atterbury love of him " So the pure limpid ftream, when foul with ftain "Of rufhing torrents and defcending rains If you would wwsrk any man, know his natur Bacon and fafhions, and fo lead him To haften his deftru&ion, come yourfelf #p Dryden Milton's Paradife Lof? Operation To erafe; to efface out Work out and expiate our former guilt 2. To bring by aétion into any ftate 70 WoRrK How art thou loft Tears of joy, for your returning fpilt e t T r h f They now begin to work the wond'rous frame 3. To influence by fucceffive impulfes Addifor nature' fro Thee, her beft ework, to her work cannot draw Donriz O faireft of creation! laft and bef Of all God's works ! creature in whom-excel Whatever can to fight or thought be form'd Holy, divine, good, amiable, or fweet Speétator To effe&t by toil ork nature' law as, fh The mind takes the hint from the poet, an works out the reft by the frength of her own f the feals, that they die out that draw Verfe Decay of Picty Addifon Blackmore The induftry of the people 2vorks up all their native commodities to the laftdegree of manufacture Savift To have ? Is that enchanting force decay'd Not only every fociety, but every fingle perfon has enough to do to work out his own falvation Burnet the metal To fhape the parts, and raife the vital flame a needle 1 avorked a violet leaf The young men acknowledged in love-letters "fealed with a particular wax, with certain enchanting words wwrough embroider wit worked an apron a from one form into another, till it fettled int Where is that holy fire, which verfe is fai Now, Marcus, thy virtue's on the proof' Put forth thy utmoft ftrength, qwork every nerve And call up all thy father in thy foul. Add. Cato gy WORK. @. 4. Preter. an aff, avorked or wrought t t 1. To l have told the 7. Any thing made 7. "To put to labour ; to exert participl ‘He coul t Mere perfonal valour could not fupply want o knowledgi e building and avorking thips. Arbutk 9. 0 Wor s v r m o f ' n w b x V s v w i l r a n f n k e g n t w k o e t w Confus by labour manage in a flate of motion t w e a r t upon 3 but thenit ofte Addifon intricacy of its notions n t l r o t i The pre h o k e w a e é f a to his death, too muc ft w S n i a i ima WO O Dryden begun 2 A place where idlers and vagabonds ar _condemne to labour Haft thou fuffered at any time by vagabond and pilferers? Efteem and promote thofe ufefu charities which remove fuch pefts into prifons an avorkboufes Atterbury Wo' RKINGDAY . / [awork an day. Day os which labour is permitted ; no the fabbath: it therefore is taken fo coarfe and common How full of briars is this workingday world Shakifpeare Will you have me, lady ?~-- ~--No, my lord, unlefs I might have anothe for avorkingdays; your grace is too coftly to wea every day Shakefpeare Wo'RkMAN, 2. / [work and man.] A artificer ; a maker of any thing When aworkmen ftrive to do better than well They do confound their fkill in covetoufnefs Shakefpeare If prudence works, who is a more cunning qworkman Wifdom There was no other caufe preceding than hi own will; no other matter than his own power, n other eworkman tha his ow word an no othe ceonfideration than his own infinite goodnefs Raleigh 3 The |