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OFFEND to OPINION OFFEND.Forgive me, sir, if I in this offend. Congreve.Mourning Bride, Act I. Scene 2. Harsh words, though pertinent, uncouth appear; Garth.The Dispensary, Canto IV. Line 204. Who fears t offend, takes the first step to please. Cibber.Love in a Riddle, Act I. OFFICE.I do not like the office. Shakespeare.Othello, Act III. Scene 3. (Iago to the Moor.) OFT.Oft has it been my lot to mark Merrick.The Chameleon. OIL.Whence is thy learning? hath thy toil Gay.Shepherd and Philosopher, Line 15; Gays Trivia, Book II. Line 558; Shenstone, Elegy, XI. Verse 7; Cowper, Retirement; Lloyd, On Rhyme, and Author and Friend. OLD.Old age came creeping in the peaceful gown, Rowes Lucan, Book I. Line 245. Still seemd he to possess and fill his place, Ibid.Line 256. An old man is twice a child. Shakespeare.Hamlet, Act II. Scene 2. (Hamlet speaking of Polonius.) Old age, a second child, by nature cursd Churchill.Gotham, Book I OLD.Age, too, shines out, and, garrulous, recounts the feats of youth. Thomson.Autumn, Line 1229. Old John of Gaunt, time-honourd Lancaster. Shakespeare.King Richard II. Act I. Scene 1. (The King to his Uncle.) Old as I am, for ladies love unfit, Dryden.Cymon and Iphigenia, Line 1. |
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