Chapter III · Chapter 3

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

social insect living in organized colonies; characteristically the males and fertile queen have wings during breeding season; wingless sterile females are the workers

From this reading _Ant_.

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)

From this reading Away, and take what helps you please.

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

take something or somebody with oneself somewhere

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

cover from sight

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

marked by lack of attention or consideration or forethought or thoroughness; not careful

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

put or send forth

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

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From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

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From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

give pleasure to or be pleasing to

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

turn up, loosen, or remove earth

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

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From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

be agreeable or acceptable to

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

set up or found

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

death of a person

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

perceive (sound) via the auditory sense

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

plural of “help” — the activity of contributing to the fulfillment of a need or furtherance of an effort or purpose

From this reading Away, and take what helps you please.

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

plural of “hope” — a specific instance of feeling hopeful

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

a characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

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From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

be cognizant or aware of a fact or a specific piece of information; possess knowledge or information about

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

go away from a place

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

be located or situated somewhere; occupy a certain position

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

be a lodger; stay temporarily

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

engage in

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

the force of workers available

From this reading _Men_.

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From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

the time period between dawn and noon

From this reading This morning Sir.

used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

(comparative of “near” or “close”) within a shorter distance

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

discover or determine the existence, presence, or fact of

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

have ownership or possession of

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

plural of “pass” — (baseball) an advance to first base by a batter who receives four balls

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

give pleasure to or be pleasing to

From this reading Away, and take what helps you please.

plural of “purpose” — an anticipated outcome that is intended or that guides your planned actions

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

a painful emotion resulting from an awareness of inadequacy or guilt

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject

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term of address for a man

From this reading This morning Sir.

(quantifier) used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns to indicate an unspecified number or quantity

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

be standing; be upright

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the taste experience when sugar dissolves in the mouth

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

carry out

From this reading Away, and take what helps you please.

trying something to find out about it

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

the fifth day of the week; the fourth working day

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

subsequently or soon afterward (often used as sentence connectors)

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in or at that place or location

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading This morning Sir.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

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From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

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From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

a weave used to produce the effect of parallel diagonal ribs

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

a formal word for “on”

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a way of regarding situations or topics etc.

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

how something is done or how it happens

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

the speaker together with one or more other people

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used to ask for information about something

From this reading Away, and take what helps you please.

at the time that

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

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in the company of; together with

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

an adult female person (as opposed to a man)

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exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.

used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past

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the person or people being spoken to

From this reading Lodge her to all delight then: For I would have her try'd to th' test: I know, She must be some crackt coyn, not fit his traffique, (her, Which when we have found, the shame will make him leave Or we shall work a nearer way: I'le bury him, And with him all the hopes I have cast upon him, E're he shall dig his own grave in that woman: You know which way to bring her: I'le stand close there, To view her as she passes: and do you hear _Menippus_, Observe her with all sweetness: humour her, 'Twill make her lie more careless to our purposes.