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, Volume 3 |
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... hope thou shalt bring back , And looking on it with lacklustre eye , Dear Bolingbroke , the justice that we lack . Dar , Intreat they may ; authority they lack . Daniel . LACONICK . adj . ( laconicus , Lat . laconi Says very wisely ...
... hope thou shalt bring back , And looking on it with lacklustre eye , Dear Bolingbroke , the justice that we lack . Dar , Intreat they may ; authority they lack . Daniel . LACONICK . adj . ( laconicus , Lat . laconi Says very wisely ...
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To dispose ; to plan . him , and bring luim ouf . Deuteronomy . The garden is laid out into a grove for fruits , Fa ourable seaseas of aptitude and inclination , a vineyard , and an allotment for olives and be lieediliy laid bola of .
To dispose ; to plan . him , and bring luim ouf . Deuteronomy . The garden is laid out into a grove for fruits , Fa ourable seaseas of aptitude and inclination , a vineyard , and an allotment for olives and be lieediliy laid bola of .
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To bring eggs . written lea . Hens will greedily eat the herb which will A tuft of daisies on a flow'ry lay make them lay the better . Mortimer's Husb . They saw . Dryden's Flower and Lear , 2. To contrive ; to form a scheme .
To bring eggs . written lea . Hens will greedily eat the herb which will A tuft of daisies on a flow'ry lay make them lay the better . Mortimer's Husb . They saw . Dryden's Flower and Lear , 2. To contrive ; to form a scheme .
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Bring me but to the very brim of it , Sbakspoare . And I'll repair the misery thou dost bear , Her fallow less With something rich about me : from that place The darnel , hemlock , and rank fumitory I shall no leading need . Shaksp .
Bring me but to the very brim of it , Sbakspoare . And I'll repair the misery thou dost bear , Her fallow less With something rich about me : from that place The darnel , hemlock , and rank fumitory I shall no leading need . Shaksp .
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To In distant echoes answer'd . bring leaves ; to bear leaves . LE'AGUED , adj . ( from league . ] Confederated . Most trees fall off the leaves at autumn ; and if not kept back by cold , would leaf about the Aud now thus leagu'd by an ...
To In distant echoes answer'd . bring leaves ; to bear leaves . LE'AGUED , adj . ( from league . ] Confederated . Most trees fall off the leaves at autumn ; and if not kept back by cold , would leaf about the Aud now thus leagu'd by an ...
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