fear resulting from the awareness of danger
From this reading This must alarm and bring him to our Mind.
(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 All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
answer'd
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From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
one or some or every or all without specification
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
take something or somebody with oneself somewhere
From this reading This must alarm and bring him to our Mind.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
to make a rush at or sudden attack upon, as in battle
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
CheatsnounUS /tʃiːts/
plural of “cheat” — weedy annual grass often occurs in grainfields and other cultivated land; seeds sometimes considered poisonous
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
CHEKITAN
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From this reading CHEKITAN.
relating to or characteristic of Christianity
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
convinceverbUS /kənˈvɪns/
make (someone) agree, understand, or realize the truth or validity of something
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
an assembly (including one or more judges) to conduct judicial business
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
detainverbUS /dɪˈteɪn/
deprive of freedom; take into confinement
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
DisguisenounUS /dɪsˈɡaɪz/
A means of altering one's appearance to conceal one's identity.
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
plural of “ear” — the sense organ for hearing and equilibrium
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
plural of “end” — either extremity of something that has length
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
exertverbUS /ɪɡˈzɜːrt/
put to use
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
ExitnounUS /ˈeɡzɪt/
an opening that permits escape or release
From this reading [_Exit._ PHILIP [_solus_].
free from favoritism or self-interest or bias or deception; conforming with established standards or rules
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father)
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
FoesnounUS /foʊz/
plural of “foe” — an armed adversary (especially a member of an opposing military force)
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
fouladjectiveUS /faʊl/
highly offensive; arousing aversion or disgust
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
plural of “friend” — a person you know well and regard with affection and trust
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
the state of being friends (or friendly)
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
change location; move, travel, or proceed, also metaphorically
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
(biology) the process of an individual organism growing organically; a purely biological unfolding of events involved in an organism changing gradually from a simple to a more complex level
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
hastenverbUS /ˈheɪsən/
act or move at high speed
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
the emotion of intense dislike; a feeling of dislike so strong that it demands action
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
a form of whist in which players avoid winning tricks containing hearts or the queen of spades
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
I'll
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From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
plural of “indian” — a native or inhabitant of India
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
prefer or wish to do something
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
for more time
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
a strong positive emotion of regard and affection
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.
From this reading This must alarm and bring him to our Mind.
(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading This must alarm and bring him to our Mind.
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
assign a specified (usually proper) proper name to
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
an old word for “no”
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
NervenounUS /nɜːrv/
any bundle of nerve fibers running to various organs and tissues of the body
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
not any; not one
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
and nothing more
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading This must alarm and bring him to our Mind.
Englishman and husband of Elizabeth II (born 1921)
From this reading [_Exit._ PHILIP [_solus_].
PleadverbUS /pliːd/
appeal or request earnestly
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
possession of controlling influence
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
ProfitnounUS /ˈprɑːfət/
the excess of revenues over outlays in a given period of time (including depreciation and other non-cash expenses)
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
make a promise or commitment
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
an anticipated outcome that is intended or that guides your planned actions
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
ShewverbUS /ʃuː/
establish the validity of something, as by an example, explanation or experiment
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
solus
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From this reading [_Exit._ PHILIP [_solus_].
(quantifier) used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns to indicate an unspecified number or quantity
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
move hurridly
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
(physics) deformation of a physical body under the action of applied forces
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
plural of “subject” — the subject matter of a conversation or discussion
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
subserves
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From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
utter obscenities or profanities
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
move fast, noisily, and heavily
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
up to a particular time
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
TradernounUS /ˈtreɪdər/
someone who purchases and maintains an inventory of goods to be sold
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
being or moving higher in position or greater in some value; being above a former position or level
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
urgeverbUS /ɜːrdʒ/
force or impel in an indicated direction
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
of the greatest possible degree or extent or intensity
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
Villainies
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From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
at the time that
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
whistleverbUS /ˈwɪsəl/
make whistling sounds
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading All this I'll urge, nay, more, I will convince him, These Foes to us can be no Friends to him; I'll thunder in his Ears their growing Power, Their Villainies and Cheats upon his Subjects: That their fair Shew of Love is foul Disguise; That in their Hearts they hate the Name of Indians, And court his Friendship only for their Profit; That when no longer he subserves their Ends, He may go whistle up some other Friends.
in the company of; together with
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
the basic unit of money in South Korea
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading I'll hasten to my Charge with utmost Speed, Strain every Nerve, and every Power exert; Plead, promise, swear like any Christian Trader; But I'll detain them till our Ends are answer'd, And you have won their Father to our Purpose.
