Lodge and other writers not unfrequently use the adjective for the substantive: thus, in "The Discontented Satyre:" "Blush, daies eternal lampe, to see thy lot, Since that thy cleere with cloudy darkes is scar'd.

Bright Lampe of glory, pardon my rashenesse past.

Eugenius discovered sitting loaden with many Irons, a Lampe burning by him; then enter Clowne with a piece of browne bread and a Carret roote.

Early, before the worlds light-giving lampe His golden beame upon the hils doth spred, 20 Having disperst the nights unchearfull dampe, Doe ye awake, and, with fresh lustyhed, Go to the bowre of my beloved Love, My truest turtle dove.

glorious lampe of love!

Thenceforth they playne, and make full piteous mone Unto the author of their balefull bane: The daies they waste, the nights they grieve and grone, Their lives they loath, and heavens light disdaine; 130 No light but that whose lampe doth yet remaine Fresh burning in the image of their eye, They deigne to see, and seeing it still dye.

That is the thing which giveth pleasant grace To all things faire, that kindleth lively fyre; Light of thy lampe; which, shyning in the face, Thence to the soule darts amorous desyre, 60 And robs the harts of those which it admyre; Therewith thou pointest thy sons poysned arrow, That wounds the life and wastes the inmost marrow.

illustration, illumination; half tone; photogravure; vignette, initial letter, cul de lampe [Fr.], tailpiece.

[Fr.]; cul-de-lampe [Fr.]; flowers of rhetoric &c 577; work of art.

And were I on the axeltree of heaven To note the Zodiaks anuall chaunge and course, The Sunns bryghte progresse and the planetts motyons, To play with Luna or newe lampe the starres, To note Orion or the Pleiades, Or with the sunne guyld the Antipodes, Yet all the glorye, in exchaunge for thee, Would be my torment and heavens crueltye.

Almost the only additions made by the collaborators were the short lyrics, which were set to music by the ingenious Mr. Frederick Lampe.

Yee glorious beames of that bright-shining lampe That lights the starre-bespangled firmament, And dimnes the glimmering shadowes of the night, Why doost thou lend assistance to this wretch, To shamble forth with bold audacitie His lims, that beares thy makers semblance!

with their projecting floors resting on brackets turrets on culs de lampe and with extinguisher roofs, and a high terrace overgrown with vines and fig-trees left to fight their own battle, lorded it over all the other houses, like a sunflower in an onion-bed.

"Have you ever lamped it?"

Worsel-lol-locked upin jailno bailwants to be lamped out.

LAMPE, M. WILLARD.

Wenn die Lampe herunterbrennt.

Wenn die Lampe herunterbrennt.

Wenn die Lampe herunterbrennt.

Wenn die Lampe herunterbrennt.

Christian vocation, by Douglas Horton, William Blakeman Lampe & Ernest Fremont Tittle.

LAMPE, WILLIAM BLAKEMAN. Christian vocation.

I never lamped him but once before myself.

Brown the bear reaches, 39; Hintze at, 41; Bellyn and Lampe accompany Reynard to, 46; Grimbart at, 47.

King of the animals, 36; anger of against Reynard, 37; Brown returns to, 41; Reynard before, 43; hears of treasure, 45; pardons Reynard, 46; discovers Lampe's murder, 47.