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Widely or properly sung or celebrated. ( Pope: Eloisa and Abelard, 365.) IMG:content-0786.png:[blocks in formation] window of his parlor."- St . James's Gazette, May 11, 1887. The well - to - do : People in good circumstances; the middle cla es. "Most of the Bethnal-green house-hovels, let off in rooms occupied by adults and children of all ages, produce more than is paid for many a residence of the well to-do."-London Echo. stances. *well-to-do-ne , s. Prosperity; good circum"Men of all crafts and varying degrees of well - to -done drove up together."- London Daily Telegraph. *well-took, a . Well taken, well undergone. "Meantime, we thank you for your well - took labor." Shakesp.: Hamlet , ii. 2. well-tried, a. Tried, tested, approved. "Confirm'd by long experience of thy worth And well - tried virtues." Cowper : Task , i. 148. well-trod, well-trodden, a. Frequently trodden or walked on or over. *well-tuned, adj . In tune; melodious, harmo"If the true concord of well - tuned sounds, By unions married, do offend thine ear." nious. Shakesp.. Sonnet 8. IMG:content-0787.png:[blocks in formation]