Longing arms.
It was the nightingale, and not the lark,
That pierc’d the _fearful_ hollow of thine ear.
_Romeo and Juliet, act 3. sc. 7._
-------------------- Oh, lay by
Those most ungentle looks and angry weapons;
Unless you mean my griefs and killing fears
Should stretch me out at your _relentless_ feet.
_Fair Penitent, act 3._
------------------ And ready now
To stoop with _wearied_ wing, and _willing_ feet,
On the bare outside of this world.
_Paradise Lost, b. 3._
5. A quality of the agent given to the instrument with which it
operates.
Why peep your _coward_ swords half out their shells?
6. An attribute of the agent given to the subject upon which it
operates.
High-climbing hill.
_Milton._