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Show 2 A VB YiE A #e brought the green ear and the yelw (heaf Afte livel orange followe g Yerrowsoy » / A gold coin A ver . T§ feems to have had likewife the not o A bird lonii. Ye'srowisH. adj Ar Thii 's Natural Hiftory 7 of a conditio Apples, covered in lime and afhes, were wel matured, as appeared in the yellozumefs and fweetnefs Bacon's Natural Hiffory YERK Yerk Yellowscfs of the fkin and eyes, and a faffron hake[peare' Richard 11 The diftribution of this conference was made b Eupolis yefternight Bacon X Y3ER conjuné?. [gyc, Fec, zeca, Sa xon, Neverthelefs ; notwithftanding; howeVer Bacon They had a king was more than him before But yet a king, wl re they were nought the more . a. [of unknown etymology. Daniel French laws forbid the female reign Yet Jove does them to flay'ry draw Cowley Though fuch men have lived never fo muc he referve, yet,.if they be obferved to hav lar fondnefs for perfons noted for any fin it is ten to one but there was a communicaton i the fin, before there was fo in affe@ion South The heathens would never fuffer their gods t be reviled, which yet were no gods ; and fhall it b allowed to any man to make a mock of him tha heaven and earth Tilletfon He is fomewhat arrogant at his fir® entrance and is.too inquifitive through the whole tragedy yet thefe imperfedtions being balanced by grea 7. /. [from the verb. 90 YERN YEs ‘2. It 1s ufed in Shake/peare for jealoufy 1 Shakefpeare adv A ter A quic @. a See YEarN [zire, Saxon. ot affirmation particle oppofed to za A difeafe in horfes Ye'rrows. » / When the gallpipe is flopped up, tha Pray, Madam matter which thould be turned into gal the affirmativ virtues, they hinder not our compaffion for hi miferies Dryden's Dufrefnoy Let virtuofo's in five years be {«m are you married }-2%s More's Fables 2. It is a wor is carried back into the blood, and tinc rmaiters Shakelpeare motion colotired urine, are figns of an inflammatory difpofition of the liver Arbuthnot of enforcement: even fo Yet not one thought accafe thy toil of wit YeT not only {o, but more eyes, infid the parts o of fhewin Farr. Dié This were a fit {fpeech for a general in the hea of an army when goin to battle: yes upo a deliberation of entrance into a war Bacon Yes, you defpife the man to books confin'd Who from his ftudy rails at human kind Though what he learns he fpeaks Pope To bark as a beagle-hound after his prey YE'STER. adj. {ghifter, Dutch; hefternus Latin. Being next before the prefén day. It is not often nfed but in compofition with another word, as day or night 7o YELP. @. #. [zealpan, Saxon. A little herd of England's tim'rous deer Maz'd with a ye/ping kennel of French curs Shakefpeare's Henry V1 Love might as well be fow'd upon our fands As in a breaft fo barren ‘I'o love an enemy, the only on Remaining too, whom yeffer fun behel YEO'MAN. 7. /. [Of this word the original is much doubted: the true etymology feems to be that of Funius, who de- || Muft'ring her charms Dryoden's Don Sebaftian rives it from geman, Frifick, a villager.] || YE'STERDAY. 2 /. [Zcanbes, Saxon. he day lalt pait ; the day next befor land i eflat {mal o 1. A ma fhoul uf thei honeft farmers and fubfantial yeomen do their Li0 He that has a fpaniel by his fide is a yeoma about one hundred: pounds-a year, an honeft he is juft qualified to kill an hare Adadifon | 2. It feems to.have been anciently a kind | of ceremonious title given to foldiers: whence we have fill yeonen of the guard Tall yeomsen feemed they, and of great might And were enranged ready fill for fight Spenjcr You, good yeo Whofe limbs were made in Engla and, fhew us her The' mettle of your pafture Shake[p. Henry V. He inftituted, for the fecurity of his perfon, a ban of fifty archers, unde a captain, to atten d to-morrow pace from day to day To the laft fyliable of recorded time And all our yefferdays have lighted fool Shakefpeare's Macbeth. The way to dufty death We are but of yefferday, and know nothing becaufe our days upon earth.are a fhadow You. are bot Nex 11;'7:1']' VII Th' appointment for th' enfuing night he heard; And therefore in the cavern had prepar' s Two brawny yeanen of his trufty guard Dryden. LL'%)' repalr Nor are, although the river keep the name Yefterday' waters and to-day' th If yefterday could be recall'd aga Ev'n now would { conclude my happy reign Dryden Yefterday was fet apart as a day, of p\\l'{licl thank{giving for the late extraordinary fucceffes Ad him, by the name of yeomen of his guard Bacon' and to-morrow Mrs. Simper fends complaint in your yefferday' Addifor's SpéSator Naked from the w s N s yefferday came forth and ia the tofu Spectator W / . Befide; over and above Atr Ye 2. Still; the ftate ftill remaining the fame They atteft fa yet heathens; an believe them, the thens, and mad writings . Once again they had heard while th y wet had they not found reafon t would fill have continued hezno mention of them in t Ad Yet, yet 2 moment, one dim ray of lig 3o Indulge, dread chaos and eternal night 4 Pope's Dunciad . Atthis time fo foon ; hitherto a negative before it wit Thales being afked when a man fhould marty faid, Young men, not yet ; old men, not at all RAar childre adv mercy a gentleman farmer Dryd This furnifhes us with yer one more reafon wh our Saviour lays fuch a: particular firefs on a@ s o and it i no lefs fit fpeech in the head of a council fped with fpavins, and raied with th Shakefp. Taming of the Shrew Gentleme The € nigin night befo oeior . / On the night la betwee Their wounded fteed Fret fetlock deep in gore, and with wi Yerk out their armed Heels at their de 1. The quality of being yellow farmer Bacon YE'STERNIGHT this night whole hind quarters, ftretching out th legs near together, and evea to their ful [from yellow. tures it yellow ; {o that th of the: lips, flaver, and al the horfe that are capabl the colour, appear yellow people A leaping horfe is faid t yerk, or firi hind legs, when he flings "an Boyle clean.sh data import.tsv out README His'horf yellowws words T'o throw out or move with a ipring Bruifed madder, being drenched with the like alcalizate folution, exchanged its yellowifbuefs for Ford I will poflefs with ye/lownefs or middl ~OtE gentiemen and cot age s rentleme Ye'LLOWISHNESS, 7 /. [from yellowi/h. ol The quality of approaching to yellow #. / did amortiz Ycomanry broway green, blue, and purpl Ye'LLOWNESS the day laft paft t fent me aFa great part of the lands o the kingdom unto the hold and occupatio of th Although amber be commonl of a yellsawifb colour, yet there is found of it alfo black, white rednefs O write it over YEO'MANRY. # /i [from jso/;.'n,y.] A colletive s body of yeomen Hpih preaching to yellow adu. Prisr Martius gave us yefferday a reprefentation of th empire of the Turks, with no fmall vigour o A Jolly yeoman, marfhal of the h ll Whofe name was appetite, he di befto Both guefts and meats [from y Wood YE'STERDAY to labour, and to die of a gentleman fervant 7 /i [cen YVE'LLOWHAMMER ad Shakefpeare's Henry V1 did not ftarve the caufe 3 there wanted no )v;!foquba_ys to fee counfel no '1.‘\9'&1 fon to the third Edward king o England Spring creftlefs JYeomen from fo deep a oo fow word Joh a freeholde Swvift : }v‘l" z\»z'.:mdf‘\lthcr was Lyonel uke of Clarence the yellozw broom T bomfon amon Born to lament vanced to the rank ofa gentlema Negligent of food he wade was probabl Naked again we muft to-morrow lie cr Make room ! as if a duke we e pafling by Bright, and copious yellow, which was alfo the bef Neavton of all the yellozvs Scarce feen Windfor St. John whifpers me import.tsv th c r he waiters (tand in ranks, the eome Milton intenfe a % IEA . At leaft; at-all. Notin or- indetermination acena uncertaint A man that would form a compar Q\Lfiintili.xn's dcclagnationf, ‘if.)'i'.‘ th lian's, and the orations of Tully, would be ger of forfeiting his difcretion 6 . It denotes continuanc greater or fmaller an extenfion Shake pot his hour-glafs, when his hafty fan Is ebbing to the lait A little longer, yet alittle longer, An natur drops hi dow without you mellow frait without a winter ftor Yet a few days, and thofe which now In youth and beauty like the blooming year In life's fwift fcene fhall change 7.. 8till; in a new degree He that takes from a thief that which the thie took from an honeft man, and keeps it to himfelf is the wickeder thief of the two, by how muc the rapine is made yez blacker by the pretence o piety and juftice L Efirang 8. Ev |