A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, and Illustrated in Their Different Significations, by Examples from the Best Writers, to which are Prefixed a History of the Language, and an English Grammar, Том 2Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1805 |
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... thing . If the pipe be a little wet on the inside , it will make a differing sound from the same pipe dry . I'm partly led to diet my revenge , suspect the lusty Moor Shaksp . Othello . Hath leapt into my seat . 3. To board ; to supply ...
... thing . If the pipe be a little wet on the inside , it will make a differing sound from the same pipe dry . I'm partly led to diet my revenge , suspect the lusty Moor Shaksp . Othello . Hath leapt into my seat . 3. To board ; to supply ...
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... thing , and yet they themselves never agree . Bacon . Here uncontroll'd you may in judgment sit ; We'll never differ with a crowded pit . To be of a contrary opinion . Roroes In things purely speculative , as these are ; and no ...
... thing , and yet they themselves never agree . Bacon . Here uncontroll'd you may in judgment sit ; We'll never differ with a crowded pit . To be of a contrary opinion . Roroes In things purely speculative , as these are ; and no ...
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... thing desirable , as credit , fame , honour . Chaucer in many things resembled Ovid , and that with no disadvantage on the side of the mo- dern author . Dryden . The most shining merit goes down to poste- rity with disadvantage , when ...
... thing desirable , as credit , fame , honour . Chaucer in many things resembled Ovid , and that with no disadvantage on the side of the mo- dern author . Dryden . The most shining merit goes down to poste- rity with disadvantage , when ...
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... thing very worthy the inquisition , both for the use , and disclosure of causes . Bacon . Act of revealing any thing secret . After so happy a marriage between the king and her daughter , she was , upon a sudden muta- bility and ...
... thing very worthy the inquisition , both for the use , and disclosure of causes . Bacon . Act of revealing any thing secret . After so happy a marriage between the king and her daughter , she was , upon a sudden muta- bility and ...
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... thing not known before ; a finder out . PIS But him that palmer from that vanity , With temperate advice discounselled . DISCOUNT . n . s . [ dis and count . ] sum refunded in a bargain . If more be found out , they will not recom ...
... thing not known before ; a finder out . PIS But him that palmer from that vanity , With temperate advice discounselled . DISCOUNT . n . s . [ dis and count . ] sum refunded in a bargain . If more be found out , they will not recom ...
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