Emily Dickinson Lexicon

MORE, n. [a noun or substitute for a noun.]

1. A greater quantity, amount or number. They gathered some more, some less. Ex. xvi. They were more who died by hail-stones; than they whom the children of Israel slew widh the sword. Josh. x. God do so to thee and more also. 1 Sam. iii.
2. There were more than forty who had made this conspiracy. Acts xxiii.
3. Greater thing; other thing; something further. Here we rest; we can do no more. He conquered his enemies; he did more, he conquered himself.