Tieze

HE is always Tiezing me to be quiet, and paſs over his Parricide, because the Fourth Edition of the White Staff does not clear up his Character.

From thence he often pelted and tiezed the Company, with an extravagant Demand for his Uncle’s Adventure; […]

Tiezed by the unfeeling manner in which he gave this advice, and by its importunate repetition, Madame D’Alberg anſwered at length that ſhe was very glad he had diſcovered the efficacy of this entire reſignation, and truſted it would prevent his feeling in future any alarms, whatever might arrive.