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A New Dictionary of the English Language: Combining Explanation with Etymology and Illustrated by Quotations from the Best Authorities, Volume 1

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Charles Richardson

William Pickering, 1844 - English language - 2222 pages

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waththe able into deeth to schewe the richessis of	18

ABIDER	57

them by decursion of waters Hale Orig of Mankind p	95

port to bear up against or endurewith forti	122

frendes and of thy good name for it shal lenger abide with	154

operates immediately on air that is the abrasions of	163

Pompey a little before dying of an abort in childbed toge	186

The latter casuists	198

And stoppd his wheels and lookd his rage away	487

ABOARD	533

and then to address	546

of the spirits into this or that determinate part of the body ABO DEMENT	595

The nightcrow cryde aboding luckless time	636

faith and workes of iustice and in the end to rewarde	714

dearly cruelly sorely appears to be the meaning	715

That men within might knowe the sede	796

To BRAY	215

give any such expelling or destructive medicine with	241

beat in vs an ability for the doing of that which	263

that religion which he had long professed and still believed	295

noblest estate of mankind and horsemen the noblest	354

by Dr Johnson under the v abjure as synony	438

the quotation from Locke	444

they cherish it to make it stay there	481

one to the most part of men so that with abnegation	482

And knytte it a bell on a coler	816

Piers Plouhman p 9	836

Thou blinded God quod I forgeue me this offence	880

Who? What an asse am I? I sure this is most braue	887

into the nature properties circumstances and relations	948

First for your bees a proper station find	1003

ABRUPT	1069

and separation is sudden or violent or hasty	1078

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Title	A New Dictionary of the English Language: Combining Explanation with Etymology and Illustrated by Quotations from the Best Authorities, Volume 1 A New Dictionary of the English Language: Combining Explanation with Etymology and Illustrated by Quotations from the Best Authorities, Charles Richardson
Author	Charles Richardson
Publisher	William Pickering, 1844
Original from	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Digitized	16 Sep 2016
Length	2222 pages

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