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 3Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1805 |
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... heart Dryden . Vent all its griefs , and give a loose to sorrow , Marcia could answer thee in sighs . Addison . The fiery Pegasus disdains To mind the rider's voice , or hear the reins ; When glorious fields and opening camps he views ...
... heart Dryden . Vent all its griefs , and give a loose to sorrow , Marcia could answer thee in sighs . Addison . The fiery Pegasus disdains To mind the rider's voice , or hear the reins ; When glorious fields and opening camps he views ...
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... heart was lost . Prier . 15. To throw away ; to employ ineffec- tually . He has merit , good - nature , and integrity , that are too often lost upon great men , or at least are not all three a match for flattery . Pope . 16. To miss ...
... heart was lost . Prier . 15. To throw away ; to employ ineffec- tually . He has merit , good - nature , and integrity , that are too often lost upon great men , or at least are not all three a match for flattery . Pope . 16. To miss ...
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... heart , and a devout fervency of soul , we perform them , we shall find , that they will turn to a greater ac- count to us , than all the warlike preparations in which we trust . Atterbury . 2. Meanness ; want of dignity ; abject de ...
... heart , and a devout fervency of soul , we perform them , we shall find , that they will turn to a greater ac- count to us , than all the warlike preparations in which we trust . Atterbury . 2. Meanness ; want of dignity ; abject de ...
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... heart . Spectator . 2. Lust ; lewdness . Urge his hateful luxury , His bestial appetite in change of lust , Which stretch'd unto their servants , daughters , wives . Shakspeare . 3. Luxuriance ; exuberance . Young trees of several kinds ...
... heart . Spectator . 2. Lust ; lewdness . Urge his hateful luxury , His bestial appetite in change of lust , Which stretch'd unto their servants , daughters , wives . Shakspeare . 3. Luxuriance ; exuberance . Young trees of several kinds ...
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... heart . Shaksp . Ma ́cule . n.s. [ macula , Lat . ] A spot ; a stain . MAD . adj . Italian . ] 4. Disordered in the mi d ; broken in the [ gemaad , Saxon ; matto , 2 . understanding ; distracted ; delirious without a fever . Alack , Sir ...
... heart . Shaksp . Ma ́cule . n.s. [ macula , Lat . ] A spot ; a stain . MAD . adj . Italian . ] 4. Disordered in the mi d ; broken in the [ gemaad , Saxon ; matto , 2 . understanding ; distracted ; delirious without a fever . Alack , Sir ...
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