Stilling fleet, Sermons, II

i. Bashfulne , melancholy, timorousne , cause many of us to be too backward and remi . Burton, Anat. of Mel., p. 197. 2. Wanting earnestne or activity; slow; relaxed; languid. The water deserts the corpuscles, unle it flow with a precipitate motion; for then it hurries them out along with it, till its motion becomes more languid and remi . Woodward. IMG:content-1938.png:[blocks in formation] Laade not thy trench our with many remy ailes .