CONTENT S. TO abandon, forfake, relinquish, give up, To abet, encourage, push forward, Support, maintain, To abhor, to loath, to deteft, to hate, Ability, Capacity, Power, Acquirements, Acquifitions, Attainments, trious, Acuteness, Sharpness, Quickness, Keenness, Affability, Condefcenfion, Courtefy, Graciouf Affection, Paffion, Tenderness, Fondness, Affliction, Lamentation, Sadness, Sorrow, Amiable, lovely, charming, fafcinating, Antipathy, Averfion, Disgust, Page I 3 4 ibid. 5. ibid. 6 7 8 ΙΟ II ibid. 13 14 17 ibid. 18 19 20 ibid. Bafe, Bafe, low, fordid; paliry, forry, poor, Beautiful, handfome, graceful, elegant, pleafing, pretty, fine, Beauty, Grace, Expreffion, Carriage, Ele- Blameless, guiltless, exempt from Crime, Blifs, Happiness, Felicity, Blockhead, Dolt, Dupe, Gull, To boaft, to brag, to vaunt, to puff, Branch, Arm of a Tree, Bough, To brandish, to flourish Weapons about, Broils, Quarrels, Contefts, Tumults, "Infurrections, Page 21 22 25 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 39 4.1 42 43 ibid. 48 Brood, Clutch, Progeny of feathered Animals, 49 Brook, Rivulet, Stream, River, To bustle, to be bufy, to be employed, or firring, to be notable, 50 ibid. Calm, ferene, tranquil, peaceful, quiet, ftill, 51 Candour, Purity of Mind, Openness, Ingenuity, Sincerity, Choleric, paffionate, irafcible, indignant, angry, wrathful, violent, hafty, tefty, peevish, fretful, Circumftances, Adjuncts to a Fact, Appendants, Clear, pellucid, transparent, Clergy, Priesthood, Body of Ecclefiaftics, Clever, dextrous, skilful, Clofe, fecret, private, Clofe, covetous, avaricious, ftingy, parfimonious, near, niggardly, penurious, 52 53 55 57 ibid. 61 62 63 Cold, Cold, chill, bleak, Commerce, Trade, Traffic, Bufiness, Crofs, unlucky, vexatious, perverfe, To cross, to thwart, to obftruct, to embar Cruel, fevere, harsh, tyrannical, Cynical, fuarlife, fnarling, taunting, farcaf Curious, inquifitive, addicted to Enquiry, Danger, Peril, Rifque, Hazard, Deformed, ugly, hideous, frightful, To degenerate, to fall from the Virtue of our Ancestors, to lapfe from a better to a worfe To derogate, to leffen the Value of, to dispa- Defpondency, Hopeleffness, Despair, Difmal, gloomy, melancholy, forrowful, dark, 95 Diffolute, loofe, unrestrained, riotous, Diftemper, Malady, Difeafe, Disorder, Indif To drop, to fall, to tumble, to fink fuddenly, Elaborate, well-wrought, highly finished, &c. 116 To elect, to felect, to choose, To emancipate, to fet free, to manumit, or Enemy, Opponent, Antagonist, Adverfary, Entertainment, Amusement, Diverfion, Re- Efteem, Veneration, Regard, Value, To excufe, to extenuate, to apologize, To extend, to stretch, to amplify, to dilate, I 20 Freedom, Liberty, Independance, Unreftraint, 154 Gay, lively, pleafant, facetious, cheerful, Gefticulation, Accent, Emphafis, Energy; Action in Difcourfe; Pofture and Attitude mour, Habit, Cuftom, Sperous, Healthy, wholesome, |