You are a pure Fellow for a Father

This is always your Tricks, to make a great Fool of one before Company. Steele, Tender Husband, i. 1. 6. Figuratively, free from mixture with things of another kind; homogeneous. Howsoeuer, in the time of Elisa or Dido, the Phænice an or Punike, which she carried into Africa, was pure Hebrew, as was also their letters. Purchas , Pilgrimage, p. 47. Although very much more modern in date, and consequently le pure in style, the ruins at Pollonarua are scarcely le interesting than those of the northern capital to which it succeeded. J. Fergu on , Hist. Indian Arch., p. 199. 7. Free from mixture with that which contaminates, stains, defiles, or blemishes. ( a ) Free from moral defilement or guilt; innocent; guilele ; spotle ; chaste: applied to persons. Unto the pure all things are pure .