freight

It is true, there be few Merchants, that with the Merchandiſe they buy at home, can fraight a Ship, to export it; or with that they buy abroad, to bring it home; and have therefore need to joyn together in one Society; […]

[W]hat though it is thou [i.e., sensibility] that rendereſt anguiſh more frequent, that filleſt the eye with the ſympathetic tear! yet is it not thou that ſwelleſt it with the tear of joy, and freighteſt the heart beyond the power of utterance,— […]

How often, when those hopes are greatest, / The bark that bears them must not be / Trusted with more than what thou freightest / For sun-lit hour and summer sea: / Who, when the waves are high and dark, / Could steer, if freighted deep, such bark?