A New Dictionary of the English Language ...

Bell and Daldy, 1856 - English language

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ABIDER	57

that which wee concieue wee cannot	60

and then to address	69

appeal to any free judge how likely these liquid parti	83

port to bear up against or endurewith forti	122

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

ABODE v	178

called Pathmos exiled for the gospelpreaching and made	667

ABROACH v	672

would shake the very foundation on which the establish	687

Wherfore Melibeus this is oure sentence we conseille	708

With all their comments can explain	714

to be abroach or to set abroach is to	737

Whose frightful vision at the first approach	748

We are the queenes abjects and must obey	793

Not I but my affaires haue made you wait	181

To produce or bear pre	185

cial appearance sign or token from which	198

dearly cruelly sorely appears to be the meaning	221

perpetuall blessednesse according to the abodement of	233

give any such expelling or destructive medicine with	241

cerning abortion or the destruction of a childe in	263

that they by the distruccion of the clergy meane the clere	266

ble to lessen to curtail to diminish to bring	293

guised	353

Saul that he shulde no more reigne ouer Israel	371

Sauiour Jesus Christ who hath abolished death and hath	419

the erthe Wiclif Romayns c 9	426

With silly weake old woman thus to fight	479

Hast thou no friend to set thy mind abroach?	883

Or in this abject posture have ye sworn	918

clerely reuoked abrogated and made frustrate	930

he ran down again into the cabin and his rage being per	955

that ghe in all thingis euermore han al sufficience	965

be by the law then Christ dyed without a cause	981

viz that he abjured the realm and would depart from thence	992

traueilen among ghou and ben souereyns to ghou in	1008

And knytte it a bell on a coler	1049

ABRUPT	1069

ABRUPTION	1120

pitously abrupted but gradually proceed to their cessation	1161

Piers Plouhman p 9	1177

force or fraud whether it be by ablation or prevention	2

Title	A New Dictionary of the English Language ... Volume 1 of A New Dictionary of the English Language, Charles Richardson
Author	Charles Richardson
Publisher	Bell and Daldy, 1856
Original from	Indiana University
Digitized	2 May 2013

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