Object

• thyself: If thou do these things, shew thyself to the world.

• mercy: Thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor shew mercy unto them.

• taste: I keep her at a school of design all day; she shews a great taste for drawing.

Modifying Another Word

• forth: In other words, we [ p.15 ] are completely changed and transformed and our very lives will shew forth the faith we profess.

• clearly: Beside, in my plan I clearly shew how much profit the Crown ought to get per annum.

• not: She found her royal husband laughing heartily at a letter which he would not shew her.

• only: One is lucky when the insolence of a wretch like this only shews itself in the guise of jesting.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: She never spoke to her, except to shew off her French, which she could speak well.

Used with why or when

• what: For the word " number " here shews what place in language, in grammar, we assign to the word.

• why: It follows, to shew why he is said to be an heir appointed.

• that: There was no date on the stone; but official documents shew that said repairs were done in 1545.

Infinitive complement

• have: Thus have we examined the successive schisms and feuds that sacred history shews to have arisen from the mission of our Lord.

Preposition: of

• cattle: October 20 th 1790 At Brentwood Fair in Essex on Friday there was a prodigious shew of lean cattle of different kinds.