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    ,
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    impartial

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    '
    '
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    niihu'ky,
    unfortunate
    «-

    --
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    mustache
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    -
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    birclien,

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    birch
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    straiid,
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    coast

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    '
    '
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    sceptar
    wrllct

    language
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    club, casino

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    affable

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    tospeac, say,
    ker

    talk ,
    ,
    r>ltlll!l

    duiiia

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    ox, [pi:
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    ingaiiioas
    s:i<rju'ity
    exidtance,
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    stand
    Hght; batUe
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    ,-
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    floeging
    palpitatien >>
    ,,
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    .
    strike
    Ixjaten
    to fight.

    -
    combat,

    --
    <>
    struggle
    to dash
    againt
    the rock
    ; ;

    crowd»!
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    ,,
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    whip, stick
    whipcord,
    pacKtliread,
    twine

    ;
    ,
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    linn<Ue of a
    whiu, etlfk
    fluKtillatioii, --
    ,-
    whipping

    to whip,

    - *,
    ,
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    library
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    blotting
    paper
    rrn, courst»,

    action of
    running

    ^
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    the v(n\
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    tlu!
    fugitive
    n'fujwH?
    sKilful,

    8kill,pxpert'
    bull

    able
    ,
    ,
    ,-
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    '
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    .

    pole

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    19

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    |
    poor man,

    poverty,

    to
    fellow

    >(>8
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    • ajp
    uvp
    M

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    to suffer

    combat,
    battle,
    fi^ht
    waiit
    ,, - -
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    '
    ,
    ,
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    bead-aclie
    -
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    linen
    '-,
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    wliite
    the fair sex

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    to wbiien,
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    to bleach
    linenclotli
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    Ht'H

    ,
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    whiteneeaa
    albuminous
    to tin
    with tin

    the white of
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    waU-eyo
    iithar^e,
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    -
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    thomapple
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    ,
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    inajoptty,
    ^•eater
    ',
    <'
    plurality ,
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    , , (•,

    -
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    11

    .,
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    fair-
    --
    ,
    coinplexio-
    ne«i
    bleacher,
    woman
    .-
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    '
    whit«'r
    foresr, wood
    devil
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    rage, blus- . -
    - ter, roar
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    ,
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    -
    raging
    madness,
    rage
    devilish,
    diabolical
    Turkish
    ,
    ,
    21
    lorilbluf-
    bottlc
    riilketnff
    -
    --
    ^, -
    aUk,

    silk traile- _
    frapplication,

    -
    ,
    ^

    ,
    entreaty
    to mipplicate
    -
    ,,
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    iiiiplure, 1)6-
    ee«ch
    Kood, kind,
    Ix'nevolent,
    ',
    ,
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    kindncfls,
    mercy,
    indulgence

    nounoeuient
    grace, mercy,
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    -
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    ^- blessed

    blening

    to bless

    ,
    .
    ,"
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    deoeaeed,

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    latu

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    '
    - •>•>

    ;- (>-
    citj; bliae

    clown, buf-
    ioon, jeeter
    ,, --
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    -
    - laugliing
    stock
    of others
    fooliah,

    blue color,
    drf.ll

    bluu
    ,,
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    ' Muc, azure


    liiightnew
    ,
    ',
    eplfinlor
    ,-
    '
    gluam;

    bright, bril-,
    glit-
    ter

    to bleat
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    -'
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    -
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    imaiinent
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    danger
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    twin
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    twin bro-

    twin
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    sister
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    twinkle, gli-
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    23

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    liKhten
    to liRllU'tl,
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    ,
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    ehim-
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    wanneflK
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    ,
    ',
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    to turn

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    -
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    false
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    stroll
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    errant, wan-

    -
    ,#
    -
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    wanderment

    vomit.
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    worst
    ivy
    iron plate, ,
    -,
    -
    ,,
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    tin-plat«, tin
    (>:
    iinman,

    ,
    tinner
    tin-factory
    tinman's
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    becaaee, for
    laurel, bay
    ,
    ,
    laurel leaves

    lump; ,,,
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    metallic
    bottons
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    hero; rich

    the heroine
    man
    ;
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    rich woman
    the rich
    heroes
    heroism,
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    wealth.
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    abmrdance,
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    godneeii
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    of saint

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    the bleased
    virgin
    theologian
    thi-alogy
    theological
    -
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    -
    cooper,
    hooper
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    to carry on

    ;
    ,--
    c«x>per*8
    trade; coope-
    rage
    cooperage

    cooperage;
    cooper's

    vat
    trade

    ,-
    •
    ,•
    bravt;; con-
    ragenus
    to encourage,

    !
    oneself

    -
    « courage
    bravery
    thistle

    ,
    - .
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    insane,

    divine,

    divinity.
    mad

    godly
    .-
    » '.»«

    1,
    ,-
    • iivinity,
    deity,
    iicad
    divine, Kod-
    ly,
    <1-

    godlike
    ,
    ,-
    to swear, to
    Bsert
    temple, san-

    <
    idol
    ctuary
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    \: he goes side-
    ways

    - turn aside
    to look
    kant, aslant
    -
    ,--
    to avoid,
    ,
    ef),

    ,, ,
    evade, give

    U Rnlgarian
    way
    <)
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    Kulpiria
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    to ache,
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    be sorry
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    sorry
    skin, hide
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    shy
    ,
    |
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    ,- ,
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    bog, moor,
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    -
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    strugle,
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    credit
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    ,
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    fear, fright
    fear, to T»e
    '

    ,
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    -
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    ;
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    tive, prisoner

    levy of sol-
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    diers;
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    to fi-aterniec,
    to grow
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    ,
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    get niarrieb
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    boaetingly, ^

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    of lime.
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    -
    rame- slaked lime

    ,-
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    liquid
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    ,|',
    «•|
    ,
    -; |)
    Strike ont
    npedk» work,
    emliroid»'r¥
    to cmbroiuor |-
    to scratch out

    ; -
    0|*6,
    to find, dis-

    to pcruh
    '-
    tnn-
    -

    cover
    ,
    (>|»
    - to make a
    notch, to Ik;
    notched
    ,
    (* to reveal,
    di.sclose
    to exniain.
    Clear up,
    pf
    nillTopoK 59
    !|'>|
    , vwv ,
    from,
    SI:
    Hhut'p

    ,,
    .
    |
    probttblf,
    likely
    to ';back
    to
    U-at
    to take back
    ?
    -
    to rt'lmild
    courap-; da-
    ring Hpirit

    OoUnigl4)UH,
    daring, n-tM>-

    to remove
    to vieit
    lutc
    ,'
    {<,
    ),
    BU3UT

    to gi't ri<l of,

    >;
    f

    |
    gi't
    to drag
    away; dolay,
    out of

    put off
    ,
    ,-
    -
    turn, retreat

    !
    !() () to guess
    txjho, re|x>rt, , ,
    ' -
    noisi-
    to Heparat<i
    by a lx)unda-
    ry line

    ,
    to }»ite off

    distance
    to put away;
    dit<mi«8
    retumuig,
    ;
    return
    to tear off
    breath, res- 6|>, |»«-
    piration
    ^^
    ^^
    ^^
    ^^
    ^^
    '
    • ,,
    to »,
    to set apart

    to
    60

    breathe

    (- ,('-
    «•paraU-
    t«i

    ,
    .
    |
    ^^^
    ^^
    ^^^
    •
    t«)ni,

    to Bay,
    gvt rid

    ;>«
    of
    ;
    ,'
    ^^^
    answer
    to H|M>ak
    )-
    8 ,
    ^^^1

    ^
    ^^^
    ^^^^
    ^^^ J
    cliaracteriH>
    tic,

    to drive
    mark,

    «lepartiii-e,
    away
    «
    ,
    ^^^
    ^^^
    eettiiijf off
    to set out, ,. <)

    ^^
    ^
    ^^^
    ^^^
    ^^
    ^^
    ^^
    ^^
    ' ritie off, de-

    walk off, pro

    to
    away; wt

    open
    to tear off
    refusal
    wliere from,
    whence
    part

    out
    ,
    ;

    ,. ()

    ^^^^1
    ^^^ to tlirow
    -,
    ^^^ 1 back, <lrive
    ^^^^
    ^^^^
    ^^^
    .
    back, to
    throw away
    .
    (
    to dtday, lay

    ^^^ '

    aside
    ^^^
    ^^^
    ^^^^
    ^^^
    ^^^
    t

    tt
    ;
    to recall
    dig out.
    excavate
    to uncover,
    discover
    to unwrinff,
    twist off,
    .
    ,
    ,
    :|| to bite off
    ; ; ;

    ;
    61

    tofly off,
    away -,
    to pour off
    mould
    -,,
    ,
    -
    thawiuK-

    [)
    weatluT,

    to break off,
    to m^^rato
    to paint.
    thaw

    portray
    --
    |>
    |>«
    to

    to
    to
    lie nla«te<l
    with cold

    '
    ({;
    to thaw-

    to
    ,;
    «'
    alter,
    to measure

    - to recito;

    away;
    to entice
    off

    i-efuse
    to be fioHt
    bitten
    to find out
    -
    --
    ;

    «',

    again, reco-

    to repair,
    ver
    ,»,efcH,

    renew,
    to bring Imck
    take away;
    confiscate;
    ;
    - amputate
    proclama-
    tion, address
    to fall away
    to unseal; to
    print,
    |)'-
    ,
    ;,
    «»
    >^

    ^
    to drive
    back, repel;
    to answer in
    writing
    copy,
    ; ;
    62
    >[> iiyiii
    away; '|«1 ';
    <*><^- > pine::

    > ' « ',


    to ttack
    1-
    .; ;

    \-
    v6

    -
    to answer,

    ', -
    tlx! answer,
    nply

    nply
    |',-"-
    )-
    »- pniper, mu-
    tabli-,

    -
    to expiate I'Kcnil'tk.

    -
    - ( ,
    to wet ]'
    |,'
    rejtoso,
    relaxation

    ';
    -
    to

    lo
    ' •-',
    -, ,
    14^1»
    ;

    rate
    -,
    leiul hucV,

    -
    aceompaiiy
    to ilieHuadu

    aversion

    1
    avense

    t<) cut off


    renounce',
    «ive up

    to out,
    ; (le-
    ny
    ,, Kilt

    - -off; pay off


    l>y
    to cut off.
    chop off
    -<>,

    -, ,

    -
    lo it'fresli

    from liere, |>


    fr«>m X\m ]>
    sprin»; 1»ack
    juaip back,
    time
    ,
    (->
    |>- ' ,-,
    A.'l '>-:((>)

    |- -
    lUtVfil,

    to fri^htcu

    a[K)8tat«
    to remove,
    '-
    v»-ul

    ••
    »,
    »

    ',
    Hhnve iiWHy
    then, after
    it, nft«'r-
    ,, «>|>-
    ''»:
    .
    wanle
    !«*)
    .-)
    .
    lifn«'forth
    I'Xpiilt»',

    to
    Btand out
    to uncork, ,
    '',
    »'*'

    '
    >'
    OIU-II
    «>,
    jfi't off,
    liriiiK off; ;
    '
    ; \\;
    (liHMiuuie
    to I'Ut off;

    on all
    to get
    Ri't
    eided
    ri<i

    out of
    clip

    of,
    :1
    , '-
    iVt
    ;

    .»-VBBTH [ulmliit]
    <1; , --
    ::- to
    n'fresh

    ^ -
    -, '' |)

    1
    -
    11
    to fade, wi-

    to Htroin off,

    to ojK'n to
    unfasten
    to read out
    «ill
    to ftH'l,
    ;
    ther

    filter

    over
    ^
    ,';
    ;
    ,-
    syrapathize

    '.'-
    to eetrange
    (-)
    :, (-
    damages

    reins, bridle ,>


    RIS 64

    - wajion,
    buhy carria
    g(
    I
    Itt-r'eil, KJip

    '
    KC-

    visit
    entrance, CUT|<CHC,
    drive Way
    to enter,
    >.
    CMTCJ),
    Be*

    come in KOM
    war nop
    I
    armJ,
    bailiff, jiiH- .,
    '4 'Mi, Tpvnc
    ticeofa

    ape, lifet
    century
    vil-
    lage
    ime, ,,-- ])
    window
    li<l, Cover
    <»x, pi: oxen
    ,
    ; KillU'p

    ,-
    ', |)-
    I

    free, unri's-
    t rained
    freedom,
    liberty
    alder tr(4>, TJ)i,
    alder

    '
    ')
    he
    wreatJi, par-
    land ; crown
    ;-
    ;
    weddinp-
    ceremony
    faith, IHief,

    ,, ,
    ,1», cejte-

    '
    religion
    faithful, true

    eight
    axle
    eighty
    eighteen
    '
    -
    wax
    small-pox
    vaccinal or
    vaccinate
    «!
    iii'ws;
    *
    -
    " '
    ()
    iiifo'"- 1 hkxt;

    announcer; !(|>;
    edj^c; |-
    proolaiiMcr

    ; ;-
    <;

    .,
    cml, point
    '» wind
    ;|> windmill

    -.
    sail
    Mte ,
    ]. !>-
    .'
    ) fat Iter
    fat lerland
    public nu-et-

    '
    .
    viit. eternal,
    ,

    eternitv
    to liiinir,

    to blow
    ing

    perjictiial

    sut-'l^nd
    ', -
    «
    ,(,
    -
    to put in on, )

    lay in, inlay

    -
    :<'
    to paste into

    t*3 salute, to

    to bite
    bow
    ,
    bisbop
    ,
    '
    . own, proper
    propt>rty
    niigbt, power
    ,,-
    ]»-
    ;' autbority.
    govermnent
    ',,
    MilftT

    owner

    ?-
    .
    projK-r.
    exact,

    choiceneRS,

    to fall

    \() (lie

    intentionally
    rt'al

    in love
    KOJieKTHeC
    66

    II
    to
    to
    \\1
    mix in, TV
    ;,
    intermix
    )) ,
    >
    to prrow
    «liimb, keep
    811»'
    to immure
    to nestle,
    iiisjmiate
    ,
    »,
    :,

    ,
    motion, ]>ro- |»0-
    powil
    to Itreak in, ,
    invaiie, pe-
    netrate into

    exterior,
    external
    to liriiiy ill
    ,
    ',
    |.> -

    ^jramisoii,
    '?-
    ,
    Krandcliild
    K'rand-
    danphter, |;
    -
    .'-
    Crandchiki
    to dip in,

    interior; bo-
    (into)

    wels, oiitrailK

    internal
    ,
    ,
    , ()
    -
    wolf
    werewolf
    wool
    wool, woolen
    dampness,
    moisture
    ,
    ,

    ,
    fire
    water
    watery
    water fall
    aqueduct;
    waterworks
    <;^
    ()(^
    67
    pulutiiu>,
    vaivode, ge-
    ',
    inandor in
    coiii-
    ,',, -
    -

    ,'
    chief

    -
    ;\- air
    gaa

    aeronaut;
    balooner,
    a(!rifonn, air

    ,
    ,

    to carry, to
    deliver
    !>('

    ><>
    ascension
    round about

    sovereign,

    Walter
    rnler

    to reign, ru-
    ,,
    {),
    govern

    )
    (- hair
    le,
    '
    1), -
    ;^
    tramp, va-
    gabond

    .
    !
    to drag; har-

    will; testa-
    row

    ment
    )
    ;-
    1-»,
    '
    fragrant
    stinking
    i<» smell bad;

    ' stink

    . to coo
    sparrow
    enemy
    to enemy
    enmity,

    crow
    hatred
    to foretell,
    predict
    , ,
    68
    ravfii peiiiieu
    black, 6.U'K, erj

    black : 03 e
    crow K|HJB
    ',
    (» jrato, way
    I'ortor, kiH'j:-
    < of tin-
    (»',
    llop
    -
    ((

    ,
    J-'iite IV'
    BOpf)Tn n'tiini
    0])0\(1 (o siir, raist'
    up
    |»(,-

    '
    uproar, !-

    BOJ)yilIllTII u> ,
    vnlt, riot
    movr.
    (oiich, at'fiM't
    ,,
    iKi.1T,

    !,

    |>0<'0
    <>|-1 M awakf,
    ri-.suscitatf,
    ;
    ;-'
    1:«>;
    ({)

    |>! '> ')


    raise
    :o rise af^aiii
    (Iroiii the ((f|K)M
    (lead)
    ,
    )
    V
    wet, (lamp
    (
    BOIU
    )

    .
    iioneycoml)
    -
    | liylU, com-

    ,|
    ,,
    (j[»aUT,

    ;
    bat, to war nop
    1)0 fore, first

    '
    -
    BUOUCJH'K
    pleasure,
    favor
    crosswise;

    impress, iu-
    <picer

    spiR* witii (,
    ,(
    practice,
    ability
    truly, in-
    ', no
    ,;
    to sweat,
    doubt

    perspire
    ,
    |
    |,
    f

    /
    ti) liariuwH, nipnci',
    hitch up an

    : [.
    '.( hariK'ss

    ut tiie Haino
    time, to
    '' ;

    ,,
    flt'tht-r
    to (Mit into,

    !
    to iH'witcli
    Ix'iiutifnl,

    now and
    notch

    handsoinc

    then, seldom
    ' II

    tos<>t np(on)
    ();-
    (
    '
    to sit upright

    - ()
    to put in
    uhvay.s
    ",
    ;

    '
    all,
    all knowing,

    ;(»<
    omniscient
    gcni^ral, uni-

    ahniphty,
    omniiM)ti'nt
    world, uni-
    vtTsal

    '!
    ,
    ',
    ,-
    ')>* ri};ht reve-
    rend, reve-
    rend
    ,) 1]>-
    JH'Be-

    t<i thread
    -
    -
    to iM)ur into

    different,
    various
    ),
    ,;
    ,'
    to rise, to
    up

    ,-
    Ket
    to set, put in

    furious, rav-
    ",
    , ,-in?, mad
    rage, fury
    tlis-
    grace
    1),
    to
    70
    a.sha-

    jhamefaced.
    bashful
    to 1) mad,
    .

    .» , '
    ,
    to ma<l<U>n
    ragt», fury
    to enter

    (')
    east
    everywliere
    ,,
    '
    all, every,

    to run away
    any

    .,-
    to
    .silent, to
    hushed
    pleasure, joy

    to rejoice, to
    Ik*

    ,
    ;.
    |; to drown
    delight

    wise, j)ru-

    to feel, to
    dent
    ,-
    ,
    imderstand
    to tap, to Ten,
    ])<
    BTJIOITH to 1) broach

    '
    ill

    >
    ' ) (]}3-
    to pull in
    to cut off;
    to break off
    coal
    hooiK)o _
    |';
    smoke<iineat
    to smoke
    snake. , '-

    - -
    serpent
    isthmus
    narrow
    narrrowness,
    narrow space
    uarrowmin-
    |)
    deUuees
    i;\

    . 71

    *»,
    ;-
    i;y btindle,
    bund»
    \' knot; diffi-
    culty
    ;\ (, nncle
    |:}1: aunt
    () mustache
    |',
    ;\ entrance
    entry
    to enter, walk ,
    ,
    '' )
    in, come in
    :.\< to seize,
    comprehend
    ,
    i!4cji;i yesK-rday
    yt'Hterday's -)
    - to
    include
    in,
    ,
    '. to teach Tiq

    .1
    ;)) in
    U)
    width
    sew in,
    embale
    CO ,
    II

    :
    (- to sew, stitch

    to inoculate -
    ;

    :)
    ;;«
    to\
    bundle
    to tie, bind TV ,
    '. prisoner
    jail, prison ,.
    i;nilVTH to fade, wi-
    ther, to grow
    week
    :
    ? (?)
    -
    ??
    vauKjH
    wliat?
    to l)ark;
    ? ,;
    bay; velp
    '?
    ;;
    yelping <1<»; fViniHi"
    raAbMyBuTji

    iy

    )
    ,,
    brawler
    (

    .serpent, (',
    1».
    "~-
    tliought; ;
    Herpent,
    snake
    idea
    ',
    cave with
    serpents
    ;;
    ;
    j^rove; wiKxl-

    , well: now
    k(4'i>er

    tlien; all
    ;
    , right
    ,
    1)
    grove,

    to waste,
    wood

    ,
    |»
    , dissipate
    easter play

    ;
    hold nu, an:

    '

    --
    --
    detain
    hook, clasp
    trouble;
    nniddle
    sponger;
    parasite
    noise, bustle
    ;
    ;
    ,,
    make
    Galician
    noise,
    clatter

    '-
    ,
    Galicia
    Gali'-ian
    daw, chough
    -- ;,,
    skid, trigger,
    cteck
    to tig, stop,
    ch«ck
    ,,
    ,
    ,- -

    -,
    3KS 73
    twig, sprig;
    bough
    ,,
    alum

    .
    one colored
    EaeUr egg
    money bag « ef

    infamy,
    tlisgrace -|>
    |),
    -- (liagrace,
    bring re-
    proach
    |>-
    (:,
    .--
    infamous,
    shameful
    potter

    ,(<) good luck


    prosperity;
    well
    I

    ';
    hunting-

    ,
    ,
    whip
    wool band,
    ribbon
    tanner TfHep
    pumpkin,
    ^ourd
    pumpkin-

    cannon
    -

    -great gnn-
    grnner
    stem,
    ;
    --
    beautiful.
    handsome '
    ;'-
    R11>T hardening
    to harden
    taKB great
    pains; exert -

    -
    oneself

    ^ to pnt in
    tion, bnstle,
    mo-

    tumble
    ,?
    >.
    extinguisher
    74
    to pUtotlt,
    i'xtiii>;uislt
    wutc'liwoni
    to RoilljJ
    ^- •

    ,
    ,
    ,,
    out; extin-

    -- «lam,
    uni.sli
    (!ik(>,

    to dam,
    bunk
    to ,,
    .
    dike ill,

    embank
    embroidery
    ,- (>«'

    ,
    clasp, hook
    to embroider

    little hook
    nail, -peg-
    Killyflower,
    ,
    - ,
    carnation
    to nail
    -'-

    ,'
    ebon, ebony

    !
    ,;
    --- Htop; holloa!
    ai<>, how, like;

    there far
    even as
    ,

    -
    George

    -- hit, beat; to
    fall
    ,,
    '
    | escutcheon '

    of family
    I

    ,
    hero
    hei'oiKj
    away, off;
    all, complete
    I

    ,
    , ;,
    - hetman,
    commander
    in chief
    the land
    (or:ruling)of
    the comman-
    der in chief
    I

    I
    -
    ()
    '
    , , 1>
    75

    (5,
    .
    {

    flexible
    wotHl shav-
    I

    - niiifs

    )|
    to plane
    loathe,
    abhort'
    ,
    ,
    ) bad

    -
    -«
    u^linees
    (- head-cheese

    stutterinp, Hf

    ,-;
    Htaimrn'riiiK
    hiccough, -up
    to stutter

    »,
    Htainmer;

    MJDIKil
    liiceough
    branch,

    to periah, to

    mouth
    die
    ,
    ()
    (muzzle) of a

    one, whoae
    river
    ,* -
    busineaa is
    to kill stray
    dogs; rasciU ;
    ,-
    worthy,
    de8er\nng
    worthiness;
    dignity; high

    bitter
    rank
    : ,

    --
    Intternees
    upper,
    upland; be-
    ,*
    ; --
    longing to
    the working
    of mines
    miner
    7ft

    working of <
    mincH, wif- :),<'
    of mining
    of the
    mountnitiM
    to I'lnbittiT
    mustard
    to make
    ( gel ) worse

    uRKravat»'
    '-
    ();
    ()
    to grow wor- |»
    ' and worse
    guest
    ; -
    |)

    ()
    (o emooth;
    caress, fondle
    smooth; fine
    smoothness, ,
    ;
    |';

    ,
    ,
    glibn«88
    adhesive,
    glutinous
    pot
    deep, depth ,
    ,-
    ' deep,
    profound
    lime, clay ,
    ;
    made of
    clay; earthen
    liiiiy,
    to look
    clayey ,
    ;;
    l»elly-wonn,
    maw-worm
    devour,
    swallow up
    blink;
    twinkle

    ,-
    ,
    ,
    ^-^
    to gnaw,
    nibble
    crowd, crush
    deride, mock
    ,
    ,
    derision,
    at

    scorn, jest
    ^,
    ^
    <>
    . , 77
    ^»,

    "] ;;
    i.iyimtTtwib mocker,
    scoffer
    Hiupid, crazy
    |-
    ,(*
    .
    .
    fooHshnt4«,
    lolly, iiiilie-

    )- ciliiy; idiocy
    «leaf

    ' to j?ro\v dt'af


    hard of
    '»
    \ |: (U*HflU'88

    - ,, ;
    to deafen,
    -
    V,

    ^ -- , to *.

    ,
    look;
    look

    '
    ".

    > '-.-
    ) to (
    for
    drive, chase
    '8
    88 ) (

    ();
    [)
    |)')

    ,
    '
    '.

    [presrtur»']
    oppression
    nit

    ^
    -
    '
    rotU'nness,
    putridity
    rotten, , ,
    «
    >
    ;
    ..„^
    fmtrid
    low,
    HlugKard
    ,
    , ,,-
    to rot, put-

    ,
    rify

    , --
    indignation
    to make
    anpry, irri-

    ,-,
    grow
    tate; []
    (be) angry CHtpi
    with one
    bad tempe-
    red; irascible
    paHsi-nato,
    angry
    build nedts,
    breed
    78 )\

    ,
    ;

    duiiji; filth,
    Hastiness
    ;
    neoT,

    '-
    wiclc
    to oppress;
    Ix'ar
    liquid-
    down
    11) an lire
    -
    onjKJc;

    .
    0

    ,
    to diinjr, nia-

    to bend ^',
    down, bow

    -- pliable, ;

    flexible.

    hold! stop!
    supple
    !,!
    - to speak

    hour
    talk
    able, to be
    able
    ,
    )
    -_
    wati'li
    watchmaker
    to make
    atfreement
    it is impossi-
    ble; enougii!
    nourishment
    bri'eding
    ;
    -
    .'
    })
    -
    ,
    iofter son
    foster-

    swing,
    daughter
    nourish, feed

    seesaw-
    .
    ,
    ,
    ,,-
    to swing,

    ' -
    rock
    free, gene-
    rous, lilwral

    - liberality,
    generosity
    to cure, heal ,
    p' 79
    naked «',
    - ''are,
    to shave,
    a man, ,
    pilgarlic
    long It'ggfd •

    head; -chief- ;[]


    chief, main
    tain-
    ,
    fire brand
    ',
    ,
    hunger,
    famine

    >'
    »
    hungry
    to hunger,
    to starve
    voi<4', sound ,
    to proclaim;

    loud,
    lament

    famous
    ,
    ,,-
    vote, voting
    to vote, ba-
    llot
    ,
    mob, rabble
    pigeon
    sky-bluer -;
    ,',
    pigeon,
    azure
    to caress, to
    lonfUe

    dove; sweet-
    heart
    ;
    ;-
    pgieon
    house; dove- :- -

    ,,;
    I

    barber
    sound; noise;
    echo
    to eonnd,
    make a noise,
    cot

    to reettho
    ,» TV pi
    courier; ;
    ,
    --
    pursuer,
    express

    persecutor
    chase, «Irive;
    pursue, hunt
    1
    , |
    )>,;
    '•

    >)[ potter
    |>ottery;
    potter* 8 work
    imntinK,
    pursuing
    mountain,
    ;
    ,
    ;
    -

    )<5 hill,
    mount
    hillock ,
    (> humpbacked

    |)
    )|>
    to stoop in
    the shoulder.i
    hilly
    hilly land
    ;
    ,-
    ^

    j)roud;
    haugJity
    pride,

    -
    ;
    haugiitinesb
    to despise
    -

    to beconie

    misfortune;
    wtK',
    proud

    harm
    ,
    bob;

    upside
    mountainous
    whiskey,
    brandy
    down

    ,
    backwards
    distillery
    to burn; ;
    [] nut
    sparkle,

    upper, ,
    » turtle
    throat
    upland
    dove
    1
    81
    ,
    []
    pot,

    draw,
    earthen
    pot

    gather;
    ,[;
    [to stick to]
    ;
    -,
    pot;

    )[] garden
    city, town
    vegetables,
    cup

    greens I
    ,
    ,^;
    - to fence;
    restrain,
    stop, hinder

    gardening;
    I

    ,
    ,-
    -
    ;
    -
    horticulture

    --
    - ,
    -
    townsman;

    town;
    citizen
    -
    municipal
    citizenship;
    freedom of a ;) -
    pea, pease
    tliroat;
    city

    gorge ,
    ,
    pot
    to mourn,
    grieve; toil
    , ^,
    hot
    heat; passion
    fever
    ,
    the Lord

    , ^
    (our) God

    ,-
    - house; inn
    host, land-
    lord, inn-
    keeper
    to keep
    house, [inn,
    onfarm)
    ,-
    ]
    [,
    rocno^'gj^t fcTBo)

    ) -<TBO-
    82
    JioueeJ.old

    land lady,
    , »)
    -
    hostess
    rheumatism
    t'ntt'rtain-
    meiit, visit
    '-
    IHjerUTU
    hospitable
    hotel, inn
    hospitality
    ,
    MfHT,

    to reside as a
    guest, enter-
    ,-
    tain
    ,
    \
    ready,
    prepared
    to prf'pare,
    get [make]
    ready
    ,]
    ,
    ,-
    readiness
    play,
    hornlieam.
    game
    >,
    --
    -
    yoke-elm
    ^^ggf"^, gra-
    ve-digger
    -
    ,
    I

    [) hayrake
    to rake
    seizure,
    plunder
    -,
    plunderer,

    >
    pillager
    to sc'ze, to
    ,
    ,'
    plunder

    ,
    rake
    county
    hail,

    })
    hailstone
    document,

    playing,

    angular,
    record

    gaming

    cornered
    I

    j
    ,
    , «"
    '
    - 1« 83

    ,
    line; limit

    to border

    | ,,,
    [] U|M)n; -to be
    ;

    boun(Ie«l by-
    corner;
    brim;

    angular,

    to flay
    cornered

    player,
    ,
    e<ljje;

    gam- ,'
    bler
    rower

    |) comb
    dike; bank,
    dam
    ,
    , ,
    ) (
    {)
    scrape: >o

    Greek
    row
    to thunder

    made of
    it)iK

    buckwheat
    meal

    )[>]
    buckwheat
    mushroom
    mane
    grief,

    to
    sorrow

    gnaw,
    ,
    , ;
    )) bite; grieve
    make noisi';
    ;
    '
    » grave,
    strike

    tomb
    threattuiing,
    severe, dre^
    ful
    '

    |,
    {>,
    , '-
    thunder
    sin
    money
    '
    >
    •'' to sin
    sinful
    «inner
    sinner
    threat,
    84 »^"^
    ,<',
    menace
    to threaten,

    ,-
    menace
    grape, I'jjeftn,

    crowd,
    cluster,
    bunch
    ,
    - ,,1
    throng, com-
    munity
    to rake, ga-
    ther, collect,
    meet
    ;
    raker

    - - raker

    member
    community
    common-
    of

    wealth
    electricity
    thunder-
    tJtorm
    -
    lightning-
    conductor
    thunder
    thunder-clap

    to roll
    ,;
    thick, bulky;
    coarse
    , ,
    -
    i)reast, chest,

    []
    bosom
    ,
    []
    clod, flake

    December
    subside,
    Bink down
    ,
    »'-
    near
    85
    -
    jypro BHHK

    ,-
    1)(, garden-

    future,
    bed
    next ,
    ,
    mouth,
    to lose,
    lip
    ,-
    sponge
    to sound,
    destroy

    roar, buzz
    roar noige
    ,
    ,
    ,, ,
    [/] to whoop,
    halloo, call
    dance
    jollity,
    remry
    --
    , |)
    jolly com-
    -,
    merry
    knave,
    panion,
    reveller
    dance, lead
    life
    ;
    ,
    rogue

    ,;
    keeper of a, ,
    stack yard,
    stack yard,

    [] make
    barn
    ,
    ,,
    noist»,
    bluster
    make noise
    knock, rap,

    ,
    pen,
    "'
    ,
    rattle
    rumbling

    ,,
    noise,
    rattling
    multitude,
    crowd, mass
    totality,
    the whole
    — rt'holesale- -
    dealer
    8
    |» )
    ,
    [)']
    []
    into
    [or
    gooee, [1.
    ] , ()()
    (>|

    geese]
    gandiT
    caUTpillar
    , |)
    ,
    thickon,

    ,
    '
    (?row thick

    -
    thick,
    tiiickiiess,
    closeness
    j;ooee-mwit
    smelting?
    house
    loud, noisy
    density, pulp

    thicket
    ,
    ,
    ,
    pas
    (pi).
    underwoo<l

    landlord, far- ,
    -,
    ,
    mer
    land- lady,
    hostee,
    to keep ho-
    tisef-fann)
    newspaper,
    []
    gazette

    ( paseous
    gasoline
    galloon, ga- ,
    gallop
    balcony
    gangrene.
    llon

    mortification

    fault, defect
    ,
    -
    ,- -
    boor, churl ,
    )-
    87

    v''

    ',
    (^
    to cry for
    help; violate,
    ravish
    violence;
    outrapi", raiH'

    ^un, musket
    .
    ', -
    , |)
    [-,
    ',
    |)

    - [|)-
    IIU
    worm of a
    Bcrew
    ..]
    , [
    -
    ' -»-
    to cackle
    ca.sk,

    genealogy
    (mea-
    sure of capa-

    general, lea-
    der, chief
    city
    -
    ;]
    >,
    |;
    .] [. general-audi
    tor

    '()|>
    genius
    {> L

    ,
    geography
    geology
    geometry
    cornice, jut- 3
    ting <

    gymnasium,
    [-
    ]
    -
    gypsum •'

    ' guitar
    terrestrial
    glolie
    *

    clasp-knife,
    shoemaker's
    paring knife

    '
    '
    '
    wick
    shingle
    shingle nail
    shingle-ma-
    ker 1
    -*
    jl.

    ' 8

    ,
    j5[Ma

    '' to roftf with

    fihlngle
    Hhinglee
    ' )

    '
    diHtillery,
    BtilJatory
    corset, pi:
    stays
    ,
    ,<
    «•
    landlord, far-
    mer, hou.se-
    keept'r
    ', < Kinef
    mountain-
    toryp
    hen
    mountain-
    cock, wo(k1- , -
    '
    ^ cock
    pitchfor
    w '' count
    countess
    dijfnity «>f a
    ,
    ,--
    '
    «"^
    count, coun

    kind, polite

    prettiness,
    ty

    IM)Iitene8S
    ,
    childrens'
    ,
    sleigh, sledge
    grits

    ,
    ,-
    «
    ground, land,
    foundation

    knot, I

    []
    , [-
    I

    [bump]

    ^
    1>[]
    knotty,
    {clnmej]
    button ,
    '- boil, hump,
    tumor
    gum, rubber
    ,
    ,
    ,
    I
    | gum arable,
    mucilage I
    ^
    h «
    '
    tyvT
    _
    taMU',
    89
    <
    vour, ^ ,-
    ta«U'f«il, fl«'-
    gant
    ,|»,

    AaitTN, to give,

    David, Davy
    toiin»MH, [op-
    press], cho-
    '- ',
    low-
    ,,, -

    ,,
    k..
    former, lat<',
    ,
    »' ,
    old
    , long ago,

    )
    (-
    f<jruierly,

    antiquity
    distance, re-
    mfjteness
    once

    ,
    *
    -
    ,
    telescojHj
    far, diwtant,
    , -
    remote

    farther, more
    distant, re -
    , f»e-

    '.
    : () °'*"|,,'^'.
    tribute

    gift, «resent
    »- ^,
    vain, fruit-
    lees, oeeicsH
    vainly,
    ,
    ;
    ; ,
    -
    .) though, al-
    though
    ,
    (- gratis, in
    vain, vainly
    , -
    1>,
    Isnunger,
    |Hliark,greedy|
    ,""' , ^.
    ]> «-
    ' to
    90
    fx» idle,
    bounemplu-

    «U'lVfl fit,
    accompli-
    to
    I

    -
    ^, -
    ',
    ,
    »] «>, a pn».
    sent
    par-
    |)
    '>,
    prt'sent, gift
    don
    »,
    ^] there not

    ilnte
    Jfiver, din-
    pi
    ,
    ,--
    Jfift,

    rfH)f
    prewnit.
    alnis, do»; ,,
    tile
    tax, delive-
    ry, tribute;
    ,
    ,--
    careful, heed-
    ful, mindful ,
    -,
    ),
    mindfulnesH,
    carefulness , {)-
    to mind, to

    ,, two
    care

    twelve
    tH'onty
    twentieth
    the twenty
    the d(r
    door-kt4"per,
    porter
    ,
    '»
    91 |»
    [] to bear [ '[
    '{
    ',) up-
    hold
    ,
    *'PAt'H.)

    ;
    an

    ;
    motion, mo-
    vement
    movable;
    lively
    nmbllity,
    Volubility ()-
    [] court; ma-
    nor-houw»,
    )|;
    <-, ;
    -
    () local , ],
    yard, [out.
    Olltflille]
    (,

    -,, builiff
    two hundreil
    twice
    bigamy

    «); two; twice


    88 much, in ,.
    ; 8

    ,
    two,
    to double
    doubl»;, two .
    false,

    biped,
    fold
    double-
    faced
    two
    ,
    ,
    ^»- legged

    «|)
    two stories

    courtier
    two handed
    bimanouH
    high

    I
    -;
    ],-[
    gentlefnan at
    cfjurt, [of ho-
    nor] noblt»-
    man
    |
    -
    92
    httly at

    ,
    ;
    -
    court, lady
    of honor
    nobility,
    aristocracy |>
    -
    <loublc(»«lgi4l
    «lissyllabic

    biarticulate

    twofold
    -
    -
    ,
    ,
    up, up there
    where ?
    ,:'
    :

    I;
    I

    ft
    !.

    -
    -
    - cl«>ft, gorjjje
    anv

    nine

    the»
    wlicn',
    Nyheresoever

    ninety

    nineth
    nint't*4!n
    ,
    rBejicoeBep

    ,
    , tar, wajsfon

    ,
    ,
    \l I the farther,

    (> elsewhero
    little, few
    tlic

    , »

    (-)
    -sometimes,
    now and
    some one
    then
    -
    |)
    )! dav
    Coffin
    ,-
    {
    WiHxly,
    woodlike
    to grow
    ! ,
    numb, to
    chiHcd
    wooden, of
    Wl
    ,
    ;

    98
    (>
    }> wo«k1, tree , -
    ^;
    statu;
    re,
    empi-
    kingdom,
    reign
    ,
    ,,-
    ,,
    handle, liaft
    to hold,
    keep, Hup-
    port
    land-rail; -;
    ,-
    rattle, clatter

    ,
    -
    to clatter, j>e-

    to tear, rend
    rattle

    ,
    ,
    ;
    knakor,
    extortioner,
    exactor

    :(; anywhere
    !4oinetinies;
    now and
    (; then

    (:
    <:
    ten
    tenth (part); ,
    ,
    tithe
    decimal
    not at all, by
    no
    ,
    () equitable,
    cheap (ly)
    to grow
    cheap, fall
    |,()
    in price
    something,
    HomeJ any, a
    *,
    ,,

    :)(- some-one

    pick-axe,

    bell
    belfry
    pick
    little

    ,
    COU-BOH

    ; (-
    steeple
    I
    !1
    94
    Ijell-ringer,
    »'xton
    -,
    to ring a
    ,)!'

    - -
    Ml, to toll
    to iH'ck
    U'ak, hill
    by
    ,
    small-pox
    fcttcrfi,
    (pi.)
    qiHHT fellow;
    }>
    -,
    odd fellow
    cariH?t
    ,
    {,
    to look, to

    wonderful,
    {>
    -
    -
    wonder
    strange,

    mi rattle,

    <Kid, strange,
    show

    queer ,
    ]>,
    ,
    ")
    monstrous,

    to
    to be
    prodigious
    wonder,

    wild boar
    STir-
    prised
    , ^
    -
    )
    (- savage

    ,-
    '
    wild, savage

    to dictate
    wildneas, sa-

    smoke
    to
    vageness

    pump
    ,
    ,
    smoky

    () Demetrius
    to smoke

    pumpkin,
    gourd
    ^^-^

    * []
    W
    < cliildf
    95
    infant ,
    childiflh
    breath; res-
    piraton
    asthma
    ;{^ jjecnn-

    iLstliinatio
    trachea, tra-
    cheal artery
    |)(),
    to breathe; ;]>
    to respire
    game, deer; , ]);

    ;,,
    venison

    ,-
    ,
    the
    a cart
    beam
    shaft,
    virgin,
    ;

    maid, maiden
    of
    pole,
    tliill

    ,,()
    ,,,
    ,,
    to place, lay,

    , -
    put
    girl, maid.

    () mai(len
    to overtake,
    gain fast on,
    reach
    •"
    ,
    ;)
    gra»ul father;
    old man
    inheritance, ',
    -
    (-
    heritage
    (heir); land-
    owner; lord
    _
    of manor
    to inherit
    ;
    ();

    inheritance
    of tlie fore-
    fathers
    <.
    (-)
    devil
    (small) bar- () -
    () expect, wait
    for, liv&to
    see
    rel

    ,
    to experi
    96 ,/ -
    ()
    ence pieac

    -
    to find out

    ()
    teat, nipple
    "lUk cattle
    milk ]ian — -
    »-
    1,

    ,,
    -
    to act; work;

    ()4
    ()-
    ^; ()
    real,

    reality;

    pit,b)ttom;
    (from be-
    true;
    effect

    actual

    actuality -
    ,;
    ;
    (;
    ,
    , )
    ;
    61-
    neath )
    -
    ;-
    parting, di-
    vision ; par-

    (
    ;

    tition
    dividing: di-
    .ision ; -""^
    tlivisible
    dividend
    divisor
    to part, di-
    vide
    ,
    ,. .

    aivimon
    .

    (boundary)
    work, «letHl, ,(),
    .
    action
    house; ho- '; );
    (-
    ) me; family
    hole

    to

    ,
    1
    .
    ()-
    ! hole, to hole
    porosity

    to get,
    obtain, Pi'ach
    Hhelter;nu8-
    "^> put
    uopocBTi

    ,.;
    ,-
    .,
    -
    7
    action, act, ,
    , , ^»|

    ,
    ,
    lib

    ()
    active,
    activity
    afrcnt,
    ker, author
    to act, work,
    busy

    wor- ,
    ,,
    HOF'Wp,

    for,
    operate
    to
    to blow,
    ,, ouejH^ftr

    puff
    to-day, this

    Dnieper
    day
    ,
    to dawn,
    grow twi-
    >, <.
    itdawnfl,
    gina to break
    light
    - ,-
    bottom
    to, at
    (space of time
    ,

    -
    24
    |)
    () of 24 hours
    take more in,
    order, make
    up what wjLs
    ,
    wanting
    to get to; en-
    croach; ar-

    bf)oty, prey
    rive
    ,'
    ,-
    feT

    ,,
    to nm to;
    reaclithe

    ,-
    goal by run-
    ning
    choice, selec-
    tion

    '^
    chf»aen, «se-
    lect,
    good
    choice ,
    ^
    -
    good, welfare ,
    -
    •if

    08

    - «
    ,
    'prusi)erity,

    free,
    collllort
    Volun-
    tary
    upocncjiHTi,

    --
    , (>]>

    - '-,
    Ix'nefector

    { lx!nevolont,

    ^-

    -
    II

    .
    \'-

    - --
    |- ,
    charitiiblt'
    benefit, kiixJ

    pood natu-
    kiiid-
    nesa

    .
    heartet
    kindne^,
    Hiiiiplicity

    h ^- well-inten-
    tioned
    l)oneficent,
    benevolent,
    charitable
    to stay till a
    cerbiin time;
    draw out. ,
    ,
    )
    pull out
    to break into
    (-from)
    product, pro-
    duce, what
    one has
    .()
    ,,, -
    to poke, chi-
    sel, hollow
    mallet; Lestle

    debt
    beetle
    ,
    -
    long

    () length

    ', -
    «'-
    longish, ob-

    forbearing,
    imtient
    long

    patienci», for-
    '.
    ,
    bearance
    )

    '
    - 99
    iiocomplisbcd
    to end, fi- ,
    »

    (
    -

    )
    nish
    to lead, con-
    duct, proof;
    commmid
    ,-,
    ,
    >
    to happen
    indebted, ',
    ,-
    ,
    owing
    debtor

    4014
    proof, argu-
    ment, evi-

    to enquire
    dence
    ,
    -
    ,-
    -

    -
    learn, expe-
    rience
    importation,

    -
    confidential,
    intimate

    credulous
    credulity

    to trust, con-
    -
    ,-
    TpOtJT,

    ,
    fide
    (5

    , ,'
    (-
    )
    round about

    enough,
    ficient
    supposition,
    suf-
    ( ly
    ,-
    conjecture

    ;
    to »',
    quesc, con-
    jecture
    blame
    overtake;
    ,
    ()
    -
    reach, gain
    to burn out

    the fire of
    the lamp is '
    nearly ont
    - -- 100 «{>
    to

    ,
    '

    Htaiul (iiffi-

    ()
    1

    ',
    cult

    ,-
    ,
    ,
    to inspect,
    tend,
    percieve

    i-ontraot,
    agreement, |),

    -
    treaty

    ^
    to finJHh a
    a sp(;ach, , *,
    exhort,

    lo acconio-
    daUi, satisfy ,--
    ,
    -
    up, nn there
    to ado, sup-
    ply, Biim I'p
    ucl<{ition,
    apfteniiix
    to hold to
    ,, , «)-an
    .',

    the end,
    hold
    to j?m'R4,
    ill

    ,- ,
    / conjecture,

    milkinj;
    to Hve
    eurmise

    to »'; reach
    wait, ex|K'ct

    to finifh the
    harvest
    occurence,
    to,live

    , -,
    ,--
    TV,

    }>
    ()
    event

    ,
    overseer, in-
    sptK'tor (tu- ',
    tor) TOJ)
    to ripen,
    come to ma-
    turity
    -
    ripenew,
    101

    maturity
    ;,
    to arrive
    (drive) up to [] an

    ,--
    / ,
    to milk (cowM

    proof, argu-
    ment, evi-

    to proof,
    elufp)

    dence
    ,
    ,,
    evince,

    , '
    -
    achieve
    till, as lonf^ 8
    as bow long
    -
    to cease fer-
    menting
    ,,
    to end, fi-
    nish, con-
    clude
    reproach,
    reproof, bla-

    accurate,
    me
    ,
    ,
    -,^
    exact
    accuracy,
    complete-
    [),
    nesp
    to kill with a
    ,
    ,
    spear, give
    last
    with a pike,
    blow

    to finish 8^>li-
    ttmg
    ,
    «,-
    -
    accomplisli,
    ^- -
    execute
    ,
    ,
    reproach
    with, throw
    befori'
    -
    /- doctor, phy-

    to
    sician
    buy more
    a
    102
    to vex, Uli!^',
    pjvter
    ,'
    Ht'KC,

    ,
    ,
    *
    ,
    VOXinj?, Wtt-
    s'uig, annoy-
    ing
    ailing, pain-

    valloy
    ful

    floor, floo-
    ring
    lower, ne-
    ,-
    ,-
    ther
    tlie palm of
    band
    chieel
    , []
    ,
    luck, fate
    [] good fill)

    ,
    fortune
    to demand,
    claim
    inmate, lod-
    ger
    ,
    , -
    to admix,

    coffin
    mix with
    (laughter
    information,
    delation,
    accusation
    -
    ,-
    , -
    to carry to,

    ^
    -
    know, ,

    ,
    let
    inform
    to finish
    ploughing

    - ,&,
    certainly,
    surely
    look after,
    take care of,

    finwh sa-
    ving, tease
    mind

    vex ,,
    103
    IcthT,
    .
    , --
    p,

    ,-
    |MiSt.«'ri|)t
    »» comwpodent Kopecnau-

    (add) []
    writhinjf,
    corn'Hpond <>|)
    ^ he t£ succee-

    inquiry,
    ful

    [»
    inquire
    search

    after, find
    out by
    ()
    [;] ,
    -
    - ,,,
    inquiring 6af-
    bake (roast)
    suffia'ntly,
    tease, vex
    [;
    -',
    to pay extra,
    ,
    paj more
    flow, inflow, ,
    - , , in flux, tide

    ,
    help, aiwiet,
    support

    |- God bless

    lead to a
    you

    {- plase. bring
    (curry) to
    entreat, ask,
    obtain by
    entreaty
    ,
    []
    ,
    ,
    ,
    (praying)

    []
    |> -
    tn'ad upon,
    tn'«d under
    foot
    jf)itunjj, dis-
    7
    of
    Providence
    )

    »«'«
    ', <'44,
    104

    ,
    , ''
    ^
    |« .'.
    ,--
    a<f«'ptence
    udviHor,
    ctmnselr)r
    to calculate, TV

    - ,
    ,
    (»>'-

    ,
    VH

    , road,
    coetly,
    expensive,
    couiputt'

    way

    {)
    | ,-, ]
    value, ciwt-
    («0118
    gliueiw jewel

    esteem, ifH-
    fiect hiRlily
    >-),

    -
    -

    ,.-
    ( overcbargi'

    to crow dear
    liigh price,
    ;
    deanieKH,
    scarcity
    .
    .

    grown up,
    '' marriageable

    ,; )>.<

    ,
    * . .

    exi>erience
    evince, teeti-
    fy, expe-
    --
    rience
    early, in the
    morning
    «,
    !
    5 dawn of day
    ^»,
    -
    ^

    1 hitherto,
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    till

    ;
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    1 - to fill

    to mok'st.
    up,
    pour into

    trouble
    seath,inqulre

    search, inqui
    ^re
    ,
    ,-
    -
    nop

    ,-
    105

    > put what


    salt

    ripe,
    wae wan

    matare
    *
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    (;:
    B<Kl

    - ,
    |
    riiwnesB, ma-
    turity
    <loliver,
    ;

    ply, provide,

    -
    contractor,

    I>ly,
    purveyor
    •leliver, eiip-
    fumisfi

    «ufficient,
    ,
    with

    ,
    with
    ,
    cotnpj't^nt
    |,(>
    to perceive,

    ,>
    -
    ,
    di.scover

    -
    reach, at-
    tain, ripen
    credible,
    authentic
    credibility
    '-
    ;

    -
    worthy, emi-
    nent, right
    honorable
    worthin<^i«,
    merit
    ;
    ,
    ,|)
    -
    ,-
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    dignity, ho-
    nor
    access,
    tanct%
    admit

    admission
    accessible,
    attainable
    attainable,
    within reach
    ,
    ',

    ,
    to reach, at- .
    wit, witti-
    tain

    nesH, jest
    ,-
    ,
    -'nop

    '«-
    till How,
    10

    hitherto »
    .,
    ,)
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    etc. hither- ]»
    (

    ;
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    to
    -
    «
    witty, in^>.

    lity, dexte-
    IlioiLS
    wit, jeHt, abi- , ;
    ,(
    ;

    rity
    A

    «)
    HO far, as

    touch, t^mch-
    lonp
    , ;
    {
    iiiK, W'iise
    of touch
    to touch,
    jfrope
    painful
    to die away
    ton«'h
    roll to, to
    add, to fi-
    ;-
    ;
    nish turning;
    on a latlu

    «- income
    U'ni|)oral,
    earthly
    |',»
    to reach, live
    ,
    <laujrliter
    plank,
    to see

    ,
    ,
    rain
    rain water
    ladder >
    |'
    irritate,pro-
    voke, entice ]; -
    rag, piece,
    tatter
    );-'; -
    [] lo scrat<th
    ;) to climb,
    107

    >
    ,'
    -
    claiitlNer
    an
    pitched
    {)4
    thread
    -;
    ) ,
    (|>) w«Kxi-yard,
    tImU'r-yard

    (
    liead-clieeee -;
    ' sprawl

    , , poultry,
    fowl
    sonr.e, any, COM, ,
    F

    '
    somewhat,
    «•,

    - -,
    ; , —
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    h'ttif, Hiiiall,
    minute, fine

    ,< \-
    insignif-

    chance,
    icanct'

    Hiuallchangf

    to grow
    small
    yeaet, leaven,

    to elmnber,

    wire
    to mlnoe,
    barm

    nap
    ,
    ,
    , :
    j'pOB

    chip
    ,
    > ()
    wood, lum-

    to qniver,
    throb, Hwing
    ber
    ,
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    1» shiverir-r
    to tremble,
    quake, Hha-
    |);
    ;
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    / to <]raw
    wiro, bind
    108
    wire-drawer

    with wire
    wiry, (wire
    -
    ,
    ,
    work)
    Apvr
    )|- friend

    / of the BP-
    coiid rank

    wife,
    (degree)

    ii<jrt,
    con-
    compa-
    :;--
    ,
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    ny

    ,
    -
    , -
    unite, bind,
    (-) •«mnect,
    contract
    friendship {[-
    '- bride- maid
    pole, stake,
    lever
    ,,
    '-
    '--
    printer
    printing
    offia",
    (•house)
    Ix'longing to
    , ()
    a printer or
    printing

    (> ,
    printing
    prin-
    ting machine
    ,--
    {)>
    t<» print,

    Htanip, pub-

    colander,
    filter,
    lish

    strai-
    ,,-
    «,
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    oak, oak-tree ORK,
    a fiirest of
    oaks
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    —

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    ,
    -
    ,

    (
    to tan, to
    dreas, (to
    ;()
    7|
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    tanner
    tannery

    oak-foreet

    rainbow;
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    taw)

    bow
    -
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    ,
    Hb^wtn

    ,
    to mar; ro- |>,
    flonnd
    to recover;
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    very li
    ({
    I healthy,
    strong
    ducat
    pear
    epic poem
    tit ink, mean;
    ,,
    imagine

    ,
    ,
    - ,
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    millil;
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    i)iow;

    liollow,
    sound
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    '

    ,
    ,
    empty
    hole of
    ,
    •

    rotten trt4>;

    ,--
    ii

    cavity
    n>eling,
    '(«8, HW,

    ,-
    l'ool]8hnei»
    »'«1, hlark-
    hcad

    j
    to make a
    fool of; cheat
    deceive
    .
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    >'1> stupid,
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    ,
    Kjteftrji,

    '|>;,

    |
    |»<)

    ,
    gratis, for
    nothing,

    •;
    \
    uneiiipii)ye<l;

    )-<)-
    (-
    )
    to ch(ike,

    Hpirit,
    <Iorgy,
    strange

    «truugln
    ghost ,'
    .
    -,
    <»,

    --
    churchmen
    iiit<'ll«4'tual,
    muntal, spi- ,
    ritual
    «plritnal, ]),
    ,,)-
    <4-ch'sijish'cal
    clerical, n>-
    ligious

    sultrinesfl
    ,
    ,,
    soul, (mind,
    iicart, life)

    ', -
    (

    )
    ' uliostly,
    ritual
    sultry,
    to knock,
    strike
    spi-

    ))
    ,
    « father
    singer, cho-
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    ', -
    grp(;k, chur-
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    of singer
    to thank
    of singer's
    wiff
    >
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    evacuation --
    «'
    '
    111

    (|;

    '
    |<
    |)
    evolution

    En>ji>ne
    KuKinia
    Knrope
    )
    |
    |
    , ,,-
    )
    Kuropcan
    Kiicliarist
    yes, '-,
    to l»e sure
    (<;-

    an! eh!
    ay!
    ,!
    egoifiu, self-
    lovo
    egotist, ego-
    ist
    hi'v!
    *

    ') t4juipage

    - ()
    economy
    economical

    land steward
    ^>«'-

    -
    II

    - deepatchinjr
    clerk
    expfdition
    electriciiy
    (>

    -
    (

    -
    ,
    ,-
    })
    .)
    science of
    electricity

    element
    elenientary,
    hot, compo-
    unded,
    pimple
    elasticity
    ,

    «« emigrant
    emigration
    ent^rgetic ]>
    112

    <») elKTgy

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    '
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    '
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    [] opofJial

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    [ echo
    •'X.

    -
    ah, aluH
    is, arc [pi]
    I'VangL'hst -
    ,

    -
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    evangelic
    Jit [nl] jirotes-
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    taiit

    ,
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    Jewess
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    []
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    only

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    &7
    fVH'Ba
    .
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    oil
    Il.hn
    Elizal)etli,
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    energy
    J('rut4ik«iii

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    ( . .
    you
    (to be)
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    1

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    being,
    , ^-
    , tenw
    ,
    ,
    ,, ,
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    C>ut, yet

    ,-- frog
    not any, no.

    8
    no one, none
    neither

    desirous,

    thirst,
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    114
    (TK'edy
    dt'HirouH
    thirMt, to 1« ,',
    |:
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    , «
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    '"
    thirsty
    thirsty,
    lark
    sorrow,
    dry

    ,-
    , ,
    '
    Htinff,
    bite,
    reifTPt
    prick,

    lujfnbrinnn,
    inourniii};,
    Mail
    lamentable.
    bum

    iiKiiirnfnl,
    ,
    ,,
    ,'
    ',
    ,
    pluinti\4'.
    pitiful

    ,.
    ,
    to pity

    .-
    regret
    stinp, prck,
    thorn
    niouriiiiig,

    '
    flffliotion
    complaint,

    -,
    lamentation

    -
    ;

    re^et, to l>e
    sorry, to pity

    Kendarmery
    ).
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    co]ii,

    ,> jjendarm

    (
    |)]
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    heat
    jargon

    "lowing, red
    hot
    ,-,
    to glow, to
    ' red-lu't
    fun, joke,
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    tfl
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    -
    {
    115
    jcK-ular,
    playful, full
    of jitrtM
    .
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    «'^:
    to
    iok«f
    jt-et, trifle,

    harvtwt,
    ,
    -,4)
    crop
    ,
    to reap, out

    fear, fritrbt,
    corn
    ,,
    []
    horror
    tofrinlit [vn]
    H'rrify, (foar
    be afrai<i]
    ()
    rapoji
    |»
    --
    , ;
    timidity
    to
    veiu'inent,
    [slmrp[
    ,- nop

    [] to

    '(]
    chew, to

    to wait [for]
    cliaw
    ,
    ,
    to knock,

    '-
    -, ,
    Htrikt',
    •«"«
    push

    mendicity
    to glimiiH'r, ,
    '
    ,-
    glow
    shrpherdia
    Htaff,crocicr

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    railway.

    iron
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    <:
    pearl, bead ,
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    II

    .
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    wife,

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    », -
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    match
    marry, to
    inateli, to
    ,,
    .
    ,-
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    to marry

    .
    wooer, Huitiir
    lover
    -
    ' female, femi-
    nine

    [)
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    female natu-

    whey, poeHet
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    [] ,-
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    '
    woman
    ', ,
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    lot,
    pole,

    spring, foun-
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    ,
    ,-
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    plate, sheet
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    of till, tin
    offering.

    victim
    sacrifice.

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    ,
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    sacrificial

    offer, sacri-
    altar

    fice
    ]
    ,-
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    ' .
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    , featim'
    living, alive.
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    ,
    animating
    living beint;,
    animal
    vegetate

    ,
    living
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    animating
    living, alive

    pulee

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    Jewiuh

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    ,-
    be \ate
    )

    ' toy, play-

    funny.
    amusing
    thing
    .
    ,
    -
    desire, long
    for,
    blab
    demand
    (out).
    divulge
    insurance,
    assurance
    insure.
    .
    ,
    .
    ^
    ().

    •
    beyond the
    bank,
    (—shore)
    to kill
    secure

    () —
    121

    up

    ,
    to nail
    au

    ) <«8
    (jK'B-
    to take
    (1),
    whiten
    effort •')
    ()'
    of
    conquest
    |('

    -
    luet of
    conquest
    «,
    ( ) brawler:
    bully
    buperetition

    superstitious -
    ,
    •, dirty
    bastion,
    bulwark
    prohibition,
    interdiction
    -
    -,
    -,
    to forbid
    stroll

    ;(-)
    ,
    l)eyond, (-in)
    to forgi't
    hindnuice
    hinder,

    ruins,

    mump,
    prevent
    snow-
    drift
    ,)
    (
    ,-
    <3wellmg of
    the glands
    boil <'own
    high, on ^,
    in depth
    high

    deep
    ,
    early,
    •luck in.
    timey

    thicknees
    .
    |,
    122
    -
    ,

    ^-
    down
    payment
    long, in ,
    -
    lonf^th
    owe, to •

    ;
    Ix)
    indebtttl for

    institution,
    ,
    ,
    -
    workH

    (-)
    turn, drive

    (return)
    hack ; ()
    ,
    ,
    into
    end, finish

    obstinacy
    obstinate,
    ;!
    Htubl)orn

    -
    '^
    I

    I
    cover, veil
    wrap up,

    by day-light
    envious,
    (-in)

    jealous
    envy, grudge
    )>,

    ,
    ,,
    ,
    () (-)

    to guilty,

    ,,
    Ije
    owe
    drift (jng),
    ]
    snow-storm
    dependent

    -,) dependence,
    declivity
    to be caught
    ( by, adhere,
    depend
    envy, grudge
    envier,
    *
    ,,
    ,
    grudger.
    jealous
    person
    -
    scream
    to drift
    :^
    - fill with

    8?:
    '-
    dfifted

    error, de-

    tor,
    snow

    ct'ption
    administra-
    manager
    -
    (;

    -
    ,,
    -
    administra-
    tion, mana-
    -
    ,
    ,
    gement

    deceptive,
    delusive
    inform
    administer,

    ^ enmmon,
    nianagie

    invite
    overcrowded
    assure.

    ,()
    (),

    ,-
    (enHrustl
    curtain,
    doorhingel
    •«»^
    ^®"'
    hereditable
    bequeath, .'

    -
    -
    hang up
    last wUl,
    testament
    testator
    testatrix

    bequeath,
    leave
    ,
    , an

    for what,
    wherefore,
    why
    ()
    ()
    (),
    apparently
    dead
    :.,<!
    - 124 3

    - ,,
    iHfoiiie
    mt>lInly
    (h'ad, fade
    racing:
    )-|

    «-,
    owner o^ a
    factory
    brinv: in; in-
    stall; lament

    ,
    conqueror

    ( );

    (
    curved; very

    ,
    ,
    ) '
    drag, draw,
    (finish har-
    rowing a
    solid

    88 , -
    field)
    conquer,

    '
    seize, bake
    of
    ,

    ,
    new-comer,

    , intruder
    rei'ling, -

    -
    giddiness

    saBTjia -()
    always, ever

    (),
    to-morrow
    si'asonahle,
    opportune
    ,
    early, in

    wide, in
    time
    ,,
    .
    width, in
    breadth
    bind, tie (up)

    get intimate
    ,-
    |)
    ,()

    (-
    knotting
    (together),
    entangle- '
    ), -
    ()-
    - formation cf
    ment

    fruit
    87
    witlicre*!,
    -
    failed
    ,
    ,
    -
    wither, fadf

    - heartburn
    riddle
    myst<'rioiw

    8
    ()
    ,
    ,
    inysterioue-

    intend,
    contrivf
    totality, the
    whole
    alto>?ether
    general,
    universal (>
    drive in

    burning coal
    of () ^
    () -
    ,
    ' take in - 8 ,,
    -
    888,
    eeize upon
    cease to bum
    go out
    -,8
    ,
    straw-wall
    nail up

    perish,

    fall,

    pernicious,

    stutter,
    stammer
    l)end, turn
    be
    ruined
    destruc-
    tion, ruin

    fatal
    1 ,
    ,,
    .

    ,
    , -
    up, fold ,
    fold, wrinkle
    to be lest,
    perish
    ,
    piece (bed)
    of ground,
    ()
    I incardon
    ',
    12
    level,
    Minnotli,
    [
    IBPH,
    ,«'>-
    ',
    ,|>()
    - ,
    ^' fXtirpaU', , IKCTl'p
    I'XtermiiiUte
    ;
    ch-epen, (to
    (-0) liu
    in)
    «leafen, Btnn

    - ,
    -
    (look)
    Iiei'p
    into
    ncetle; take
    root
    conspiracy,

    conspirator
    plot
    ',

    ,
    ()

    ; ) (;
    ( to an
    come
    aj^rtH^»-

    inent
    ',
    - ,, title,

    hasty,
    hoadinf;

    .
    hot tt'inixT
    »-

    1)

    -,
    - ;
    hotblood
    neas
    enthusiasm,
    fanaticism
    encl«ure
    enclose with
    a fence; de-

    3.

    , to bar a pas-

    wrapper
    put up,
    sage
    loose gar-
    ment,
    bar

    ,(
    -

    ^) -)
    alight (at an
    inn)
    foreign
    country
    abroad
    ; (--)
    bite;
    127

    todeutb
    (»?rit've)

    ,,
    ()
    | U> warm,

    inflame
    heat,

    3.

    I
    tim'Ht
    Iienalty of

    spoiler,
    «leath

    dj'Htroyer
    allure, entice
    ,^
    ()',
    <»

    Cf>nden8e
    bark
    Kive (np),
    ' (),

    -|) ,
    put
    in,
    wjueeze to
    death
    jiuiney
    invete ration

    , >-
    )
    let invete-
    rate, let take
    root
    to prrow

    -
    inveterate

    ,
    inveterate
    task, prob-
    lem, lesson
    stiffneee,
    rigidity
    ,
    ,'
    -
    -
    aetonieh-

    behold, imi-
    tate;
    ment

    gape at
    I

    ,-
    ,
    ;
    :-)
    (
    j
    smoke

    tear open;
    (a little)

    (quarrel
    )
    ()
    ,(

    with)
    12 !«>
    turn up

    - (,
    (one's nOM'),
    an
    hobs).

    hreatlie

    for, hecaiue ,
    hard
    pant

    ,
    of, forsake of

    hind, hinder ,
    1 make
    tom
    a hot-
    (head) '
    -,
    of a cask
    encnmher
    (clog)
    debts
    with ()
    satisfaction

    tread under
    foot, trample

    overcome,
    down
    .
    ., «-

    ;
    overpower
    thonghtfnl-

    (-)
    ness, pensi-
    veness;
    melancholy
    intend, plan; .
    ,
    ,
    to be absor-
    bed in
    thonghts
    though tfnil.

    reeling;
    pensive;
    melancholy

    stunning
    stun; stupefy
    ,-
    , --
    *>-

    - suffocating
    (close-) air
    hearty, inti-
    ()
    ,
    129
    ', !

    ;
    '
    to etransle,

    to(lMgiii to)
    slow
    (<1)
    '»().
    ;
    -, -
    ••;(-
    cat np; («le-
    (-) voui;iiuarrel

    ; ,);
    (-)
    imp; eat
    iiuiniaCT,
    familiarity
    mortify;
    (to )«
    ,
    |«)

    ( -
    '
    afflicted)
    beforehand
    jealoiie,

    ',
    ,-
    •nvloue
    jealoiMy,

    -)
    envy
    eummons,
    calling np an
    cucrkoo Kyiqr
    take (up), (an)
    ( occupy
    pronoun
    ulcerated

    the
    comera of
    mouth
    inn, gate-
    way
    .-
    -
    -
    prohibition

    cleft, blemish ,
    - -
    ^ obdnracy

    reproach,

    fill
    objection

    oft;
    up; throw
    mislay
    ,
    ();;
    order
    ihaft,pit ,
    ; .
    (--)
    to fold;
    (muko a
    130
    institution;
    bet

    ))et)
    -
    ; () ;

    feast of foun-

    •
    ; »-
    (—
    ;
    ,
    ;
    ( )
    plait, tuck,
    fold;

    iiostage
    curse;
    ding

    book-
    mark

    (swear)
    ', .
    -
    ()

    ,
    conclusion

    -
    <
    adjuration

    disonler, .

    confusion
    stir, move
    stab, pierce ,
    ,
    .
    ,-
    cTejv,

    -
    law: statute

    -
    lawful],

    -
    legal
    lawfullnesH,

    -
    legality

    /'-
    , legislator

    legislature

    -
    ,,
    -
    ,
    ' legislative

    bury, dig in,


    inter

    - stiffness

    roll in,
    ( —down),
    take taste

    steal near,
    of.
    relish

    sneak up to
    ,
    (—)
    ,
    , an
    ^ coloring,
    181 _
    (>,
    dyin,?
    I

    '

    ,
    -
    bend, crook
    greens, spice
    round
    ',
    turn, whirl,
    winding
    (>,()
    tension-bar,
    catch
    rivet; cry as
    a cuckoo
    ; )
    8. pat in irons

    purchase
    cover with
    dust, raise
    !,
    ' |)

    *
    the dust
    a cloud of
    dust arose
    light meal,
    luncheon
    ,
    settle; end [];
    settlement
    depend on
    gulf, bay ,
    flood
    ()
    [over] flood
    give up,
    leave off
    mortgage,
    pawn; bail, ;,,
    ,
    deposit
    garrison,
    outpost
    cutter, sled,
    (),
    [],
    ,
    -
    •
    I
    sleigh
    add, enclose
    gladly, with
    gleasure
    (,

    populate
    solder (up)
    ,
    ,
    , (anj, •
    *

    ,&
    -
    132

    - master,

    -
    overpower
    too little
    ,
    paint over,
    colo(u)r
    chami,
    temi'tation,
    attraction
    ,
    ,()
    ;{)
    Hwing;

    '.
    {
    attempt

    ,
    violent,
    8tron{;
    smear over,

    )
    87-
    dirty
    freeze ap ;aie
    from cold

    frozen
    sin)wdrift

    (liegin) to
    bu^e abont
    []
    ;
    ()
    [1-
    ()
    []
    ,
    ()
    -
    sfttle in a

    ,-
    place, inha-
    bit
    love, predi-
    lection
    ,
    )
    lather, soap
    1

    to marry,
    get married
    ,
    ,
    '
    exchange;

    -
    [ex] change,

    «
    (

    barter.
    commute
    instead of
    objection,

    «wwp
    remark,
    reply

    liote
    1
    ,[]
    ,
    •.
    '()
    '
    '
    ;^ evident
    perceive;

    remark
    183
    percetible,
    vieible,

    observe; ;

    ; replace
    [],-

    ^
    doee, lock
    *
    »

    ; order;
    conjuration
    order;
    ' .

    , overwliel-
    engage

    ming

    ')

    /
    rv

    ART
    - -
    - ;
    ,
    comfort,
    prosperity
    caetle; lock •
    in the youth
    let freeze,
    congeal
    outlandisli,
    transatlantic
    ,—
    wind up
    silt up; stop ;
    — ;
    up

    ,
    an
    become dim
    —troubled
    exhaust,
    torment to

    curtain
    death
    castle- ruins

    )-
    ,«
    )
    ' >; waste,
    destroy
    negligence,
    nef^ect
    to neglect

    []
    fall ill

    ail, to be
    sickly
    , !
    - ,;[]
    '
    134
    decajr, fall
    uoil;ir' ct,
    p Unte ;

    - , , to bridle
    (live, dip,
    eiii^

    <^-
    ,
    -
    ;-
    round [off]

    plough np, in
    eucourage,

    enthueiasm,

    inflamma
    excite

    zeal
    an,

    - -
    gon; kind-

    Hct [bnild]
    ling

    a fire, light
    « []
    [],
    )) , stupefy;

    froet-nip
    deafen () ;

    ,{)
    supply, .

    provisionu
    apron
    smell, odor,
    Bcent
    ()
    fragrant,
    sweet —scen-
    ted
    make
    [] to

    If? -
    |)- deny
    fragrant
    assure

    to gird(le)

    seal up
    '
    an

    to Ix' given
    to drinking,
    to 1) dnin-
    kard)
    -«
    135

    luitton (up), ' [an]

    '
    ;
    [-]
    hold up, stop

    clasp; apron

    close, lock,
    .shut; (dery)
    inscription;
    registration;
    ;
    ,
    -
    ;
    ,
    ;()
    an.
    Clan

    ;
    iierti-
    |>(>
    n'gister.
    legacy

    (.
    ,
    ;

    ,
    record;

    ;
    pn'flcril*; fill
    with writing
    —

    -]
    inquiry,
    question
    delay; [to be
    late]
    ;
    ';)(

    - -(
    harden;
    roast, fry
    take intenst
    {,
    [care] in,(oO
    [)]
    ;
    ();;
    ,
    constipation;
    bar; bolt
    hindrance

    — payment,
    wa^
    braid, plait,
    twist
    ,,
    []
    pigtail
    ribbon
    originate,
    impregnate,
    fecundate
    -,,-
    ontangle
    spot, epoil ,
    !

    - 136
    prevent; ;
    ,
    -,
    till remedy
    provident,
    . careful
    command-
    [ment]
    nnnouncc-
    [);
    f

    It
    »'

    -
    <
    ment
    inamage
    declare,
    announce
    of

    ,«•
    ,
    3:t-no
    laet will
    testament
    in tarne. ,
    - ,
    alternately
    colored
    cotton
    help, aesie- ,[]
    -
    tance
    aflsidaouH, -,
    active
    obetacle.
    hindrance
    '.
    put in tiie

    !4 earth

    [rotten]
    bail,
    egg
    bund, ,[].
    ,
    surety
    bail; warrant
    -
    -
    - ' [] 8, seaso-
    ning, sauce
    Hpice; dresa ,,
    -
    -
    ()' visible.
    noticeable
    take an oath
    of; swear
    affidavit

    befriend
    ;
    -
    - -
    ,
    137

    friend»,
    aiHjuaint
    >,

    -
    witli

    |- hirelinjf,

    - ,
    men^enary

    ,,
    '
    invitation,
    bidding
    take away,
    mieplace
    invite, bid

    team
    put the .
    fioraee to the
    carriafi^; to
    harm>4e, ,
    »

    -]
    up

    ,],
    hitcii
    horsee
    let into,
    [—«row], [—
    neglect,

    , -
    ,]
    become
    m
    — desolate,

    - -,
    waste] [
    ,
    hub, nave
    [

    ,
    ,
    quarter of a
    shoe [boot]
    redreee,
    remedy,
    ad vine
    []
    -

    ;)
    |.;]
    ;[

    ,
    preventive,
    precautiona-

    infect;
    ry

    corrupt, (to (-
    ,- ,
    be infected)
    at once,
    immediately
    [all]
    at the
    at once,
    same
    time
    |
    ()
    | ". , -
    -
    aafwaa 13 »a

    -
    c<>nta);ion
    ':

    |>( 8 itifectiouH
    In

    |> ,, infectioua-

    charge,
    ^)[]
    ,()
    reckon up

    8
    )()
    ]'(> , ,steep el<)]M',
    (— declivity
    low, bellow,
    roar aloud
    brightneHe,
    (')(reoneso) of

    ,- carry off
    eky

    forcibly,

    ,
    snatch and

    |>
    ;|>
    carry away
    rust, grow
    rusty
    ,
    radiant,

    --
    - ,-
    resplendent
    (iay-laboi-er

    earning,
    profit
    level; flatten; ,-
    ,-
    equalize
    germ

    1\ t
    cut, incision

    slaughter-
    ling]
    slaughter,
    ()
    ;;
    - ;
    kill cut in
    vow to
    ;

    -
    abstain from
    renounce;
    give up
    situated
    [dwelling]
    beyond the
    ()
    river
    |>
    aapoajnil-
    -
    earn,
    8clfconc4>iUxl

    tUOtlfl
    prpflumption
    eelf -concei-
    --
    PpH,

    -
    ()-
    ^
    , -
    %,
    ||()-
    »-«

    8(! ted nesB

    |
    over JfTOW, OBepl'lM>B,
    become over- {>-

    / ;-
    grown
    ' bedew; wet
    notch
    -;
    incision
    ; ;
    ^
    -
    notch; mark
    with an ax(e)
    cut down
    (|)
    liem (round)
    engagemeut,
    ,-
    ; ;
    betrothal

    • betroth
    warrant; bail

    - ,',
    ,
    betroth a

    board,
    wile

    management
    manage,
    govern
    principle,
    (),

    ,;
    bade
    plant, set;
    put in, place

    ;,
    - ;,
    breathe hard
    pant, puff
    and blow
    afresh,anew
    daybreak
    ),
    light; begin
    to shine
    colonize,
    populate j
    :
    4

    140
    to thread
    to fall

    ;()
    cover (fill-)
    with; bui7
    dry, grow- ,
    ,
    ,-
    dry
    supply .store.
    provisione

    '
    Bowing-
    (-time),
    eeed-time, -
    ()-
    (),
    ait (down);

    batttie,
    waylay

    ambuacade.
    ambtieh
    . ();
    (, -)
    -
    --;
    store-room
    flogtodeath;
    make a cat
    accuse, sue-
    (at law)
    , --
    ()
    subcuticular,
    subcuta- ,
    neous
    ;
    -
    vault up;
    close with
    gluey matter () -
    to harrow ()
    fall sick #,
    ^.
    exile; outlaw

    ,,
    (:
    )
    slabber.
    slaver, sliver

    blindnesB
    blind.
    fascinate
    ,
    »
    - veil,

    veil,

    tin?
    8
    curtain

    shelter

    weather
    let to rain
    ,
    ,-
    ,
    -
    |
    aacjijim

    -
    merit,

    ,
    ; »
    service
    merit,

    ) ())
    deeenre
    (-
    -;
    merit(ori-

    dirty with
    enot; snivel

    fill with
    Htink; begin
    to stinky to
    be tainted
    pitch, tar;
    ,;
    (,'
    QB4,
    TV

    ;-

    ^
    get dirty

    .
    with tar
    sadden, (),
    .
    , afflict
    stunted
    grieve,

    growth,
    . ;unt
    -
    to be stunted
    in growth

    embiyo,
    foetus
    laying of the
    .
    -
    foundation,
    ,
    ;,
    laying of the
    first

    found,
    ^

    in
    stone,

    establish;
    up; lay
    . •()
    founda- ^-
    tion of
    <«>
    «>;
    142
    away;

    ;,-
    |-
    \
    - --
    (:
    |««|) UK» lonj;
    intrcHiuctnry

    (aiming,
    appeuxint;
    calm; Hatiefy

    pawn;
    HTCtirity
    ,
    II,
    ,

    ,
    -
    ciiHtouihouw

    - » , '
    '
    wt
    IHiwn,
    (/>)
    moriga;^'
    HtOppil(?e,
    an;

    -
    - , ,
    ,
    (liHcuntinn-

    Htop
    an«'
    --
    3a(Ti>{teMCi*HC
    «4>ver,

    ;
    (<»Ver)8pree(l,
    stipulation,

    stipulate
    grow cool
    proviso
    -
    («')(>
    ,
    ()
    ,
    ;
    (—stiff), ),
    ()
    (—
    numb,
    stiffen
    ,-
    ,-
    stiffened,
    congealed
    sheathing, ',

    ;
    laying
    standstill,
    stoppage
    ,
    ( ;
    use,

    11 e,
    adap-
    tation
    adapt;
    (Ijfhave)
    ;
    , ()
    8|_ 143
    «hoot deatl,
    ,
    *.4
    kill
    taper, point reftiMp,

    stick fait
    (.
    - cold, chiU
    make cold,
    cool
    ,
    (^()
    ;
    - ,-
    replace,
    relieve,

    - ,
    stand for
    depnty,
    eurwtitute,
    representa-
    ;

    -,
    tive
    representa-
    tion; agency,
    defence ', eft-

    () ,
    ; —
    *" •

    to bolt;

    condemn,
    ihutter
    «p, bar oiaTtp;

    slide

    convict,
    ();
    ,

    sentence
    turn np:
    tack np
    drynetfi,
    aridity
    ,
    *.
    ;

    -
    ()
    dry, make

    hide, conceal

    confirm,
    dry

    (from)
    ,
    ,
    , ()

    - hardened,
    etubbom
    obduracy,
    hardness of
    ratify

    heart,
    ,
    ;
    -
    —
    144
    >; capable
    of being shut
    ;
    >»
    OB

    .,
    iiiHtead (ofit) OB
    in return , -
    darken,

    grow
    .
    obscure
    stiff,
    (—rigid),
    stick on,
    (—

    (>
    ) ,
    ,
    plant witli
    flowera
    ,
    stop, choke,
    obstruct
    back -yard,
    back -part
    of the hoiL4(>
    consequently
    Bo, Uierefore
    -
    --
    -,
    ,
    RIBC

    ]> ),
    CO,

    rub in,
    out, efface
    water
    wipe

    -,
    ,
    ' ,
    grtiel,
    soup made of
    flour
    stopper, cork
    t^> leak in

    h'hady place,
    shadow
    :
    ,
    ,
    -
    .shade,

    point,

    eclipse,
    shadow
    taper,
    bevel
    dim-
    ,-
    ,
    ,
    ness
    ,
    ,,
    : bay, gulf
    drown, sink,

    tread
    overflow

    rul!tf>,
    grind
    down
    pntin
    off;
    waddle along
    , ;,
    (> ,
    ;
    {
    —v

    ; ;-
    —
    ,
    ; lost",
    condemn;
    145
    destroy,

    be lobt
    Htop; remain

    incite, set

    lake;
    on
    to
    )3

    ;( ;

    — tremblf
    ,-
    - Ht<»p up, co-
    ,
    .
    ; , ',
    ver, cloet»

    -, f<X)|,

    draw
    infatnati'
    stupidity,
    idiv>oy
    to, ,
    — drag; gi't
    ;

    warped

    keep in mind

    stubborn.
    hardened
    , RH

    -
    IHjrceive,

    back

    Zacharj
    remark
    street.
    by-street -
    )«, -

    ,.
    ,-
    praise, recom

    rapture.
    mend

    delight
    , -
    seize, effect,

    shelter.
    Bui'priae
    ,>
    , «'.

    protect.

    defend
    refugi>

    guard,

    protecting.
    defensive
    ,
    ,
    npOTt'KT,
    ()
    146
    ,
    ; ;-
    netting, sun-
    set; west;
    endeavor
    west, western
    West-Indies

    greedy,
    covetoos
    Kreed(ine8s),
    -
    .
    ,
    (),
    avarice
    to let a mor-
    go the
    wrong way
    something
    has gone the
    1
    wrong way

    ; ;,'
    sprinkle
    over with (>
    , —-;
    mud
    grow over-
    cast, -gloomy
    preserve,

    ^
    keep; behave
    go (walk) in,
    enter; have
    '() ,

    - ,
    intercourse HHTepXOJ'C
    with

    ,immigrated
    get cold,
    jjjrow
    seize,
    numb
    charm, ,
    take in
    fall ill, eon- ,
    ,
    tract an
    illness

    ;
    ,
    get hoarse
    flourish, be
    out in bks-
    som
    -
    florescence,
    flowering
    season C130B
    -, 147
    Bet
    rest
    ,
    , peer

    ;
    intoreet
    ask price,

    ,
    )
    charge

    ,
    8tiffne88,
    immbnees
    ^row
    stiffen;
    numb

    - '
    -), ^)ewitcl•ry,
    enchantment
    bewitch,
    enchant
    to redden

    to blush

    .
    -

    — t)ecau8e of.

    outline.
    for

    Hketch
    .
    ,
    ? underline,

    ; wherefore,

    close, shut
    mark

    why?

    cliirp, twitter
    add to the
    .
    (),
    -
    ,
    ,
    ()?

    number,
    reckon
    h(H>k up;
    attack, pro-
    voke; speak
    first to one

    ?88,
    ;
    ,--
    ;,

    provocation

    - pick (begin)

    offensive,
    aggreasive
    .
    148 |>»
    aggrcsHor, efjiecop.
    aHsaiilter,
    asHailant
    IHjrceive, ,
    - rip
    hear

    ,
    -
    astonish-
    iiient, 8ur-

    to sew up, CO an,


    (-in) (-)
    l)ecome

    ), incrueted
    knot ,
    to U'gin to
    ache,—to
    jfrieve
    defence, pro- ,
    .)
    ,—
    -
    -)
    tection
    defend,
    protect
    ,
    (- hook, claep

    ,
    , -
    -
    claep,
    implant
    declare, state

    declaration

    hare
    spoil; save;
    redeem
    ;
    . ;
    ,)
    3
    (-
    contrive, find

    ijtcher,
    out
    jug
    )eat (scrape)
    together;
    ,
    :(
    ()
    )
    ()
    (loee one's
    way)
    medley
    collection
    4 BOU3

    skim the
    cream
    ;— 149
    , ; (-
    —

    ,
    pick col- un, RO-
    lect ;
    (as-
    semble) ga- «)

    ;
    ther
    collector,
    compiler
    to break, 6],
    -;
    , ()
    — ill-treat;
    mock at
    luxui-y; (foo-
    beat

    ,
    tricks)
    in defiance

    grain
    (spite) of ( ()
    ,
    enlarge,

    ..
    -,
    augment
    meeting,
    assembly,
    (collei'tion)
    mountain-
    idde CUU
    approach
    Uwe way, en
    3<V to enrich
    go mad,

    -
    (—insane). (
    ),
    |>

    .
    run distrac-
    ted
    nieeting-

    |><'
    ()
    sloping,

    brittle,
    plaa>

    slant
    sour

    get brittle,—
    , (>,
    sour
    loathe render , {' —
    loathsome
    '
    |)—
    (— ) Uigrow ugly
    wade
    through
    .,
    150
    armory, af^opi,

    ,
    ,[] to arm,
    eqnip
    armor, wea-
    pon, arms
    j?ive away,
    )>
    get
    diapoM
    nd
    of, ;
    ,
    ;
    of;

    ,
    want; i>nt off ;

    with fair
    words
    — wako up;
    awake
    ;

    ,'
    building,
    edification
    «lestruction
    (lestroy, tle-
    molieh
    ^-,
    dispensable
    superfluous

    ;
    grow

    ;
    ,
    wanton, —
    insolent
    8. market; for

    temjtting
    brawl,
    quarrel
    sale
    ()
    ;
    audacious,

    ruins
    pull do^n,
    ruin
    bold

    ,
    appellation
    profession
    salt- boiler -
    ,
    « ^-,
    to call,

    exaltation,
    name
    ;; 151
    link
    direct; ui»Het;
    return; apply
    to, turn to-
    ,,
    ; 8
    ,
    an-

    wards
    []
    solstice
    to wind,
    writhe
    ,
    ,,
    ; ;, --
    over, on.
    above
    exte-

    - upper, supe-

    superior.
    chief
    authority,
    rior

    rior
    ,
    ,
    ;-
    Rovernment
    to reel, wind;

    surplns
    accustom
    epcea

    to,
    ;
    ;
    >
    ,
    ,
    familiarize

    active, quick
    with
    ,
    , ,
    ,
    -
    nimble
    quickness,
    dexterity
    excuse,

    ,
    exculpate
    pendulum
    hang down
    hurry, make
    *
    ,
    haste
    dislocate,

    habit, use.
    sprain

    custom
    usual, ordi-
    ,
    , 9
    nary
    usually
    vault
    ; '
    » 152

    (]{
    :
    where from
    from
    place, from
    anywhere
    ,
    |)
    |)
    |) , ()
    |
    from here.
    from 11)18
    place
    from there
    explorer
    Htar
    aHtronomer
    Htarr7
    windins:
    to looH«n,
    slacken
    [ [],
    -1
    iK'HHt
    tminial
    ()
    ; (-)
    zoological

    confiilin);
    try, expe-
    rience; (en-
    trutit)
    ,
    ;
    ,()
    -
    '!
    veil
    news, notice ,
    ,
    decay;

    become
    vapidity

    {)-'
    ,;
    weather-
    beaten;

    anounce,
    proclaim
    run away,
    make (get) ()
    jiaH

    heave (lift)
    off
    ()
    ;
    ,
    un; bring
    ti)gt-tner;

    seducer
    deceive;
    erect
    ; •
    08 )^
    163
    deceitful;
    deiaeive
    ;()-
    ther in
    gon

    turn
    ;
    toge-
    wa-
    to cart ,
    ;
    tropic

    excite; ronee
    moisten, wet ,
    (),
    )<
    narrow,
    contract
    Honnd, tune
    CM curdle;
    ,
    ;-
    -,
    ,
    ('oaguIat«>
    tuneful,
    sounding
    melodv,
    nielodiouH

    union;
    Sound

    connection
    ' ; -
    bind (tie)
    together
    fade, parch
    mention,
    remem-
    brance
    ,
    ,
    )>
    ()
    ()

    '
    spot \vhei"e
    fire
    place, 8<*ne «,
    of a conflag-
    ration |>
    go out; die
    away; to bi' ,
    » ;

    8
    extinguitilied

    bowj bend;
    jomt; link
    I
    ;
    ,;
    8 diHtniet with;
    render lo«th-
    '
    «();
    Bome
    ; |);
    ;) ';)
    die; itarve;
    diHa|>pear
    sociability

    the dn»\4>
    (of
    in
    aivordance
    (
    .
    dealer in

    conU-'niptible
    bad
    {> innuntainH
    hitter
    jji't

    vexation;
    '(1 «'!;
    1>0
    tfnaw off;
    cornxle
    ;>()
    get at the

    regard,
    I»ect;
    ,
    -.- ()- of

    ' ;
    -

    ;
    deratioii

    , .
    illtreat,
    tonnent
    agree
    plan

    >' peace;
    agreement
    agree; 8|(> »;
    make agree,
    hire
    ,
    ()
    after some
    time
    shave off
    starve out,
    famish
    .
    tobehongiy 7
    •; (—)
    16g
    announce,
    notify;apply,
    make on
    ,
    ,;
    -'
    application

    *
    8-
    JfTOW
    liiimpbarked
    (> Htmtp in th(>

    crook '-
    in advanoi>,
    back
    | ,
    «,
    U>forehaud
    burn up
    ; an

    }
    (rather;

    () -
    - scrape (rake)

    curry
    togetiier

    -()
    ; |
    |
    gatlier;rake
    tOKether
    loes; ruin
    lo«»; destroy
    lost
    iwrnicious
    fatal
    thick, viscid
    comlensation
    ;
    ;
    ;
    -
    ,
    condense
    give out;

    ,,
    rtiB
    to 1)8 of une,
    l)egood for,
    seem
    ,
    —
    long ago,

    afar
    formerly

    ability. ,
    ;
    surplus;

    changt*;
    fitness

    delivery;

    surrender
    ; - ;
    1
    • -, »€

    )
    imiltitu<li>,

    lift up;

    «•IfValion,
    crowil

    exaltation
    build
    ,
    ^-
    ,
    an;

    - tear<rff,8trii)

    meet (one)
    extortion;

    eiRh
    r ^ry,
    }M'rieh
    ()
    -, II

    ,*
    grow wild
    nipable, fit,
    UMeful
    ',
    '|>
    ,
    ,
    , |,
    fitnetffi,
    iiHefulncBfi
    -

    •
    ;
    adorn,

    ,'
    |>
    pirate;
    d»>corate

    conqnert)r
    conquer;
    capture
    -
    —«'
    <- to afford

    , -
    |
    j?ain,

    Ruess,
    advan-

    conjecture
    miining-
    tagi*

    -^
    ,-
    |)

    ] ,-
    matcii; race
    take
    itcalthy;
    down
    vigorouH
    recover, Ihj
    better
    recovery,
    convale-
    ,
    ,
    pcence
    health
    , 157 ^
    '
    ; ( ,
    (
    — VH
    ()
    cripple
    tremble,

    slumber,

    I
    H 'friend;
    iih.ver
    fail
    anleep
    ',
    |.;
    — (--)

    ; friendH)
    lilow (to-
    ")
    | 1-) »ri'tber)away;
    drift
    ) 1n> able
    ,'
    '
    hoax,

    |»
    -
    N44>me
    lirtli;(
    d»44»lve

    —
    unite, recon-
    f«K)-
    i-razy)

    cile
    )
    ,>>
    (—

    »'« ^land
    |>
    paint (make)

    green,
    green

    venhire
    ,()-
    ,
    - flourish, l)e

    ()
    green
    greenish

    unripe, green

    iron
    -bug
    ,
    -
    - herb, plant

    Zealand
    land; 1
    ),

    ;
    —-
    ()

    - II
    amphibioas

    land —
    geometry
    iiar-
    veyor
    .

    - ^
    - -
    158

    -
    geographer

    geografical

    ; earth; land
    t'oimtry-nian
    ()
    I
    (clay)
    cottajre
    country-wo- --
    :
    -
    man
    earthly; Bopv
    wordly
    >jla.«H-ma- --
    3t.>puu , - ():
    nufactnrer

    ,-
    lookine-glaes

    n(el), need
    down,
    {),

    <-'
    cut
    have cut

    ::
    iiccu.«tom

    - : onewlf to
    of; from;
    for; behind

    - -
    -
    by daylight
    from iK'liind; -

    -
    (-back,) ;-
    () Sigismund

    -
    -
    s(^uint-eyed
    winter

    -
    ''A winter-hoUBB
    hot-houae
    hibernation

    cold
    cold-blood-
    ()
    -
    <88
    to winter
    to look
    gain; profit ,-
    profit,
    15
    win ,
    '
    profitah>le
    yawn, gape
    ,
    ,'
    ,
    ,
    b<ied, wi-
    ! thrred
    fu'le, wither
    I

    ,*»-
    ' I
    »'ilt UJi,
    <''>
    cor V(>n lion,
    ,
    ,;%,
    nicH'ting,

    — ; nm (ko)
    down; cnme-
    ()
    together,
    ',

    -
    ,
    awHonihle
    lit'rb, plant ()
    flower-gar-

    crumpie,
    den '
    (),
    |()
    () eye- ball,
    rmnple
    -,
    get into per-
    spiratitm,
    sweat
    --
    ,,,
    7 ,:-
    eight, eye-
    sight,
    starry, star-
    light
    push down,
    -
    — tc)gi4lu'r

    come
    shove

    touch, -con-
    m
    down
    (-topetlier)

    tact
    -,
    prepare, get

    make;
    covet.
    r^dv
    repair :
    npinej»,

    . .'
    , 1»)0

    lighten,
    wroriK
    fui'i-
    '
    -
    ,
    ,
    \ \',,
    -
    litatf
    to idle,
    lazy

    lijllitor
    -
    ,;'
    I)i>ltint; i-ain

    to water
    cast
    iianbhip,
    trouble
    lick off «)
    bad; evil -;
    mad
    fly up, ,—

    ;
    *;
    '- c<
    on the
    (-away)
    (stick)
    t4)p'ther,
    (s)meUiiip,
    lalesceiice
    left
    '
    [],
    ()
    ()
    ^ ("

    ,()
    (handsitle)
    )^-

    >».
    t"?
    3. ( ) pvt
    off,
    (down)
    descend,
    to dismount

    ,
    casting of

    J
    tlie
    glue, i>a«te
    passion,
    skin
    ,
    anger
    fly up, -down ,—
    f

    t W
    evil, harm ,
    ,
    ,-
    * malice, wick-
    e«inegs
    \1 catch, appre-
    '!
    hend
    thief
    thievish
    theft, thiev-
    ery
    , 1'
    &/1' putto^'tlicr.
    ir.l

    ;-
    ,
    jfivc up, au;
    ();
    > conjpoM', lay
    down

    - - ,, |>:
    tf> break

    mischievous
    4-:

    - -,
    (TOSS, an^rry Kfioe,
    aii>?er,

    crinio, iiiis-

    critiiiiial,
    niali'factxjr
    il('iusi<»n, -),
    * ; ;
    «

    tlolud»',

    , ;-
    union,
    1(443 ption,

    tio,

    plun-
    dvr
    junction,

    :» ;
    ,

    i'onnTtion
    shell, hull, :;
    unluisk

    (
    solder up,-
    ti>Kt'tlu'r — ''
    - an,

    to l)0
    f i}jhton<4l
    ,
    ,
    ,
    effort,
    (|'() endeavor
    «•ndenvor,

    - blemish,
    Htrive

    blot, strain
    from child-

    laneuish,
    lioo<l on
    ,(
    :;
    KTOW lean |>
    wastr», «'-
    hqiiander )

    (away)
    from among
    -
    |>
    ,
    ; (-»)
    (liminih
    12

    freeze, to be
    cold ()
    !

    |> disjrnst
    twiiiKlit
    with

    wjufh off
    (-away),
    []
    dragon, [],
    enal<e
    (>
    ',
    art faithltfe

    [] —

    -
    (»*'|)- have pity
    (ei till passion)

    «•II-**, in- ;
    ,
    -
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    !

    -
    '

    sensManty
    clian^,
    alternation

    :<( changeabi-
    lity,
    ,
    ;-
    change, alter

    measure,
    purvey
    ',
    contents,

    '
    volmne
    flweep off
    stn'iigthe-
    niug
    to
    strengthen
    conspiracy,
    agreement
    conspire, 1]
    - ;

    collude
    |», ,
    ^
    to be tired,
    weary, —

    ,
    to get tired
    nightmare
    wrinkle
    outwit, cheat
    []
    1
    '»
    wash away,
    stout
    ;
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    Boui
    silt up, an
    >,
    force, com-

    ,
    , ,» .

    '
    .

    tire, fatigue
    soften, to Ik" ;

    move«l
    [-toiK'lieil]

    ,
    judKe
    Irom the

    -—
    -
    outHide, on
    t»ie—
    jierson pre-
    tviiding to
    know
    mark, sign
    t'vei-y-
    thing
    ,
    ,
    known,
    ac<|uainte(l
    arqnaintance
    excellent,
    fonsiderable

    denominator
    ;
    -
    «(!
    >- »''

    known
    knowle<lpe.
    learning
    instrument.
    .
    fit out, equip
    tool
    ,
    ;— know; know
    e:ich otht^r.
    ;
    , HOB

    to be
    acquainted
    remarkable;
    known;
    important
    ';;
    : 1(;4

    follHoi.Sieur,
    jiidfjt', i>rol"»'-
    ,
    , upo-
    MsioHul

    --
    ^
    (
    fortune-

    ,
    teller,
    soothsayer
    finding
    rind, UHH't
    to Ix' present
    ,-
    TV
    ,
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    ;
    fortune-

    ,
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    mark; mean
    meaning;;
    telliiifj

    sense »'
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    affront,
    -
    , , -, 8'- 1',

    '
    S<4irn,

    ' (lisjarracc,

    ,
    «"
    '
    -
    «lespiser
    tlesprir,
    insult

    <leH|)t?ration

    l)etniy, bo
    |(-
    ,(
    -
    -
    faithlesH
    after Sunday

    «row '; ^;
    -
    ;
    discourage-

    dishonor;
    full

    ment
    ill

    ;
    -
    violate

    ;
    I
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    |)atienoe; to
    lie impatient

    lan^ish
    grow lean
    ; -<[ 5)

    ,
    [

    -) (.') «[);
    \\';
    [,-1
    • ;
    (

    lUsappt-jir,
    Villi iah
    Bt-

    { - -,
    skeU'h
    «>|| ({«•Htniction,

    , , '
    — ,—
    cffeiuiliato;
    (1»«
    a;r!un; anew
    iiiaku stub- -
    born, - |-
    [— restiv»']

    ';
    ,- tion
    relation

    bring to^'-
    down,

    ,,< " lay eggs


    ther

    toleralJe;
    nKxleraU
    ^
    |)<5'
    |.', ;

    ,;
    ' '
    ,
    ;

    (
    last
    weary,

    maltreat
    egg
    tiro,
    bore; feel
    bored
    vt

    ' <
    obligation,
    -.-
    '- ongagemeiit
    «iiity

    ,
    ol)ligi';

    illustrate
    wholly,
    engage

    entin'ly,
    |>
    [1,
    quite
    ; |>-
    -
    rot; putrefy

    3«>
    3-
    shriek, ,
    lye;
    scream
    particularly:

    buck
    apart ;
    ;
    >*
    ^«
    «land;
    166

    munipK
    Ht<4'p in lye
    ; apaaoK

    RH

    ,..
    Koldeniith; it;
    jeweler
    nnU\, Koiden
    bni-sw-foil;
    ''
    |-- ;

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    to
    K'old
    f;ild
    vein;
    tapeworm
    ^ ;

    jfold
    3*)-
    ' embroidere<l
    witli Kold
    «•rofiila |)
    ,
    ,,
    plou(;h up an
    []
    11.1

    '\ light, jjlow,


    <lawn
    do, mana^-,
    perform

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    -
    etar
    morning-
    dawn aurora ,
    [],
    S>phy,
    Sophia
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    from 1)-
    neath,—
    under
    from above
    from the
    |)
    [-
    «»
    [],]
    right (hand-
    side)
    treason,

    3{) !»etray
    treachery

    treacher, ,
    traitoron^
    traitor
    pattern,
    sample
    ,[]
    - , 17
    8- at the \)\-
    ning
    ||),-
    ,*
    ?- Kive up,

    for the n-st,


    otlierwim'
    jtianftn
    1 {^,
    breaic off
    [down];
    ,(),
    ();

    ;
    plnck, tear Tej)
    off

    ,;
    spectacle, (

    -]
    oven, level; , (
    etjual,
    to an
    [come
    ajjree-
    )
    ,
    ei^jli-
    nient]
    e<iualisition,
    comparieoii

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    ,
    0(>-
    )-
    cut [off]
    ,
    , []
    ripe,
    away, clip
    mature

    ,--
    ,
    ripennesH,
    maturity
    seeing;

    growth;
    vision
    ;
    ;
    ' ,
    ,;
    increase; size
    spectator,
    looker on
    bear, pro-
    duce; yield
    naturally; hy ;
    -,
    31>08-
    - --
    birth, of—
    intelli-
    giblenees,

    ablenesR
    intelligibly
    1
    | 1
    iiiKicrstaii-
    ding,
    ''
    iiiU'IIi-
    0|-
    ,
    3V6|I

    nilTt'-

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    (( UtKi'-
    6<-),
    |) -].
    3|»- «row up;
    wrow
    Uht

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    ^,—
    | :\6 XMVKl-fpllillg
    tlltT
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    ),»'
    :|»_
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    Htirnp; IlldVO
    away
    ffll

    ;,
    ;
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    ,
    apt;

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    t'b'Vt-r,
    skilbl
    skill, (U'xte- »-
    rity,
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    rutlH-niaiii/f
    put

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    (,s«-t)

    lloWll, ,()
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    '
    corn - loft;
    yraiiicry
    put in aheap
    '|»
    JMilir
    to^jether
    twist U)^»'- -
    . [] ; ;
    «Iry

    tooth;
    up;
    tlier

    drain
    ;{>
    ; ()
    ,
    '
    [teeth]
    tooth«'<l,
    with hi^ *
    teeth

    (» hri.lie (»')
    bit
    ]. liisou (),
    (),
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    '.
    UyrtMiUTllft

    '
    |M»im«.(!,

    w«'Hr out,
    |<- , an,

    ' to \h:
    . -'
    ime up
    iiHtn- - an

    t'Xertioll

    bravp ';'
    (if

    power
    man
    ;<\

    :>;(
    saucy
    liUUyhty;

    boldiH'Ss,
    (lariiij;
    ,
    (•<;

    '
    •'
    Hudbrily
    free/Aj; f»M'l

    a|>I»car,
    .1
    arrive
    apiM'araiic»-;
    ;()
    ,
    ';
    '
    apparilion
    reveal,
    enlighten
    clear lip
    son-in-law
    [1
    |»,
    - an

    - ;; «inner

    ', ,
    > , ,(•
    '1<1;
    catcli, take;
    ^.'nlSI);
    lay 1«»|(1
    ];
    of,
    )
    ,
    ;

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    haze
    otlHTwiwe,
    diffen>ntly, |',
    [or] elrie

    , ()
    other;
    another,
    different
    turkey-cock,
    turkey
    turkey-hen
    hoarfrost
    -
    -
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    170
    _ U-K'
    I4HV
    It 1 1

    tlifii; >-
    ), «:
    tiimy
    ;;
    , null , ,
    of

    .,
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    on
    ma

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    wool

    , )|

    ,
    to lament
    >|: Jordan

    >
    Jueepliine,

    -
    , Jowpli
    J<iw|ilia,
    Jozy

    ,
    ' to Kf>.
    an«l
    walk lujK

    , -
    ' '' iie(.-<II(>

    thf eye of a

    ,-» {' '-


    '-'
    <*
    ; ,'-
    -,
    of a .**!!*-,
    net'dle

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    play; game;
    f

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    sport; i»er-
    formance
    play; toy ,
    ,|)*
    »,
    ,
    player;
    gamester

    -
    perfonner
    raillery; play
    ground

    abbot
    irjMt'HH
    abbacy <*
    . ' to
    ' ,
    ' ' ) teal;
    171,:

    ef-

    '
    &
    (-) -
    *"!
    itb'iii

    ideal
    idea lint

    -
    idi-aliHin
    idt'iitk'(al)

    -
    (»')

    identity

    ideiiloKiHt

    ,) <-
    idi>a

    idyl, paHto-
    r»l IMK-ril '
    , ;

    IIOfM

    .
    »
    idyllir, pas-

    idiot
    toral
    -*?
    id«>l
    itp t^
    time,
    tlliH
    ,
    an

    ,
    till
    now
    3

    - en
    Hhuddcr,

    of,
    sliiwr
    froin-
    >)C>)und;
    on,
    ,
    |>

    (
    b«4'au9t' of
    ieolatt.'il
    to ittolatc
    ' to

    -
    (image of a) )-
    taint

    ^)
    painttT
    (artist) of
    8 ()
    picture- wall
    of eaintM
    spawn, ruu
    spawner
    , on
    !
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    - to s|)awii
    Klijali,

    Hilary
    .4 ,
    -
    '-
    ,
    illiLMtrated

    ;
    iiliLstrate

    catch; seize; ,,
    lay hob! of,
    apprehend;
    snap; gripe
    hirthday; ;
    ;|>
    ,-
    {)

    |l.
    -
    ;
    anniversary
    noun, 8ub-

    namely
    etantive

    name; repu-

    name,
    tation
    call,
    nominate; to
    , -
    ,'
    ;

    |)
    • h! calle<l
    immigrant
    I
    immigration |>-
    immigrate
    easy; skilful, ,,
    , -
    ,,,
    clever; rapid

    '
    f
    quick
    fog, mist,
    '
    haze
    probable;
    trusting,
    confidential, ,
    --
    (),
    -
    ,
    -
    intimate

    probability;
    ,
    ,
    trust, plausi-

    impose,
    bility

    overawe
    ,
    ; 17.4

    inventory;
    rt'pii-
    tatioii
    ; ;
    |))-

    1\
    live stock
    India
    KiMt

    West I ml

    Indian
    Hindu
    turkey
    -
    (*-
    -
    [] engineer
    «»nTy, but; , ,{)
    -
    -,
    iuHtinct
    merely

    -
    iuHtitnte,
    institution

    -
    {Uipil

    -
    of a
    lu«lit>8 ineti-

    .
    foundation,
    tute

    - -
    eHtablitjIi-
    nient, insti-

    '; -
    tution

    instrument

    intelligent
    {leople -
    -.
    ,-
    ,-
    intervention,

    --
    interfen'nce.

    liusineHs:
    dealing,
    concern
    concerned
    ,
    I am a party
    concerntnl in
    f
    ,

    _
    -
    - ;
    ;( —)
    -
    174
    of interest,
    interesting
    carioos
    to interest
    oB

    |) -
    -
    take an inte-
    rest in a

    - -
    -
    thing
    international

    interpellate

    ,
    -
    () , inter{>elia-
    tion

    - ,
    intrigue, plot

    infectious

    instructing,
    informing

    (
    -
    inquiring
    to neigh
    Irene
    Ireland
    Irishman
    Irish
    ()
    Hentd
    ironic(al)
    irony
    white leather
    ()
    ()
    ^ Isaac
    Isaiah
    spark, flash ,
    ,(
    () ',
    (of fir.')
    open
    frank

    s|)arkling;
    flittering
    spaikle.
    glare
    ,
    (),
    ^')
    ();
    -^
    ()
    175 )
    art

    examination ^-,
    •

    examina-

    examine, ask
    trial

    tional
    ^-
    «,
    quefltions
    truth, reality

    true, real;
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ;

    eeaential
    existence
    exist, be.

    historian
    live

    hi8toric(al) -
    ;;
    .W

    ()
    ()
    -
    history
    being;
    nature,
    ^-
    creature
    Jesus Christ

    Joshua
    Italian

    Italian
    -
    woman
    to go, walk
    yet,
    ,
    ,
    ()
    till

    ().
    ;;
    poison;
    venom
    () eating; food;
    boanl
    eatable, '.
    ((>)
    ()
    boarder
    esculent

    eating-room
    great eater
    -
    - *;
    -
    bitiiiK;
    176

    daiit; i-auHtic

    bitinRnces;
    ;
    ;;
    \'«causticity;

    ;;
    K'J|>o(b)chb-
    Ht'C
    of the
    ayi'

    veiKiimms (;
    ()
    |S«)I10llH-

    litHl^hog;

    8'\1«,
    female

    male
    he<lgelnMl
    iiess

    unhiii
    ,
    -,
    () --.'
    '-
    luHl^eliog
    shrivel, ','
    « ride,
    l»ristle.
    isliriiik
    journey ,
    .- rider
    ride; sail;
    travel,
    ,
    |.
    );
    !
    - !
    journey;
    drive
    drive on!
    hon^emaii;
    rider
    lionest to
    (Jod!
    ;
    to ent
    !
    \
    eat!
    (gen:) of
    tfuMu; (aoc:)
    ;
    them; their
    their
    ;

    X 177
    R to, on; ,,

    -
    :
    ,
    ;
    hog,
    (4)at
    Ih»w, ark
    8]><1,
    rinj»;
    towanln
    1»

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    link
    raf

    «, —
    ,

    - C< )f fo«^
    pu-ce; bit;
    fragment
    cnt into
    ;
    ;|«

    ;
    small
    (),
    -
    (jack)daw;
    chough

    ;— bachelor
    !;
    wat^TMK'lon
    keejter of a

    -,
    (!

    coffee-ehop -man
    (»(^»
    ;-
    ',
    coffee-shop
    ('; (',
    inwnse
    Hicensory

    smoke; bloat
    flmli:at<';
    burn ;
    ,
    .
    cadet
    vat; tub
    tmnk
    hull
    an
    (of
    animal >
    ;
    |> ( )
    ( )
    ()
    mlpit
    kettle; boiler

    preaching,

    say, tell
    eermon

    of tije crown
    fiscal 1
    ';
    ',
    , [>;
    6oftjKp
    ' 178
    to rave, ragf ,
    , -;
    tale, Htory;
    fib; legend ;,
    ta () (pablic)

    ;,
    ()
    -;
    treasury,
    emchequer

    () punish;
    chastisi'
    penitentiary;
    iiouse of
    correction

    cell in a pri-

    ';
    Hon; chamber

    oliains, irons
    fetters,
    haadcuffs
    ,
    ,,
    dirt, mire; , ';
    (,)
    (8)7
    excrement
    pool, puddle
    centry,
    sentinel
    ,-
    , ()
    inkstand
    make muddy ,
    etir up
    muddy,
    troubled
    rattle, clatter
    ,
    (),
    -'
    an

    (
    ,
    crutch

    ) calendar,
    almanac
    cranbari-y
    purse
    179
    Caiifornia
    cripple
    caiii
    -
    ,
    ()
    .'
    cripplenen,

    nialm, lame,
    ,
    ' cripple
    rubl»cre
    miiv, puddle
    tuniip-
    -'
    ,$
    -
    cablmge,
    cauliflower
    firaitcra
    brick-bouee
    to stone
    stone-cutter
    -<)
    ()-
    ()-
    ,-
    stone-quarry

    west, waist-
    coat
    ()
    etone

    ,
    camphor
    channel,

    sofa
    canal

    canary-bird
    cannon
    office
    cat-o- nine-
    -
    ()
    ---
    Klede, kite
    bungle,
    tails

    ,
    (),
    botch
    ',
    .-
    miserablf,
    wretched
    bungler
    bunding
    drop, tricle
    *
    ,'
    f

    hat
    bonnet,
    lady's hat
    ,-
    ' 1«0
    batter, hiit-

    MlipJKT
    niaker

    ,,-
    /-
    capital,
    Ht<Kk, fimd
    «•aptain
    capitulate
    '
    -,
    () (iron) trap (())
    «•Iiain'l
    «imp
    trn-at-coat
    bl(*ar-«>ycNl
    >
    -
    |--
    Tf»en

    caprice,

    |>(7) cowl, caiK»,


    whim
    ,, ()
    - -

    ,,
    9f)ur cabhagi»
    soup
    cahbajje
    poor, wrptcii
    -, bolt«!r
    ,(
    nejic,

    penalty
    mueket,

    ;
    |>
    <;-
    ]()
    ; (-)
    carabine
    hearse
    caravan

    (grieve)
    notch, score
    ;"
    , (i'F.Ib)

    acid ><»
    black
    caricature
    carriafje,
    coach
    neck; nape
    ,
    ,
    ])

    «hvarf
    female dwarf
    |)
    181

    crimsrn 'H
    (cloth) (kjdit)

    |
    |)( «-!
    pocket
    ••ariiival

    Charles

    )> () ,
    Carpatliinii

    map cani;
    Mountains

    blame, ,
    { censiin*

    slip of pai>er,
    not»'
    -,
    (-) tt'Hmep

    ()
    gambler
    potiito

    - paste
    tfliie,
    treawury;
    safe; cash-
    |';
    •-;
    ),

    -
    Kiu-iep
    Kitcnep
    barnirks
    cashit-r
    Ja4i)er
    annul,
    box

    ,
    rtep«'KC

    • •, »5-
    —
    aiNtlish
    executioner,
    ,-
    <'>-

    '
    han<nnan

    catarrh, cold ,()


    ,
    *-
    ,-
    Catharine,
    Catherine
    Kate, Kitty
    Krind-orj^n |
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    ti'rtim?
    Catholic
    fralley, peni-
    t»'ntiary
    ,
    to tonnent
    rolling-pin
    -;
    Htalk; c(»rn-

    to roll
    ;;-
    () '()
    . to mangle
    «iiick
    drake, ,-
    { mallard
    di^li mad«! of
    graiiiH
    (
    *;() couffh
    ()
    to coukI)

    ,—
    <'h«'stiuit
    re|tentai)ce
    rejM'nt,
    regret
    .|
    | Hquare

    quart
    quarter of a

    ;()
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    ., .
    acid; leaven;
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    <;
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    dock, sorrel
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    '
    ();

    - -
    leaven
    to oxidiae,
    become

    acidulouH,
    oxidised

    sourish
    -,
    sour, acid;
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    (),
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    -eonr
    ,-
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    sorrel,
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    lodging *
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    <|iiartem
    pencil; bnuii

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    fl«>iir
    Keraiinutcd
    buck

    almoner
    wlieat-

    lament, cry
    grain
    of
    -
    '
    '
    , -

    () note; ();;
    -;
    bill;
    ticket

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    ! wiueak

    ;
    ,)(-
    receipt;

    flowery,

    flower
    , ,--
    (flower)

    flower-gar-
    florid

    den
    florist
    ()
    flora
    cluck
    brood, hatch
    clack(ing-
    ,
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    ,(-) cedar
    Hl^e mouk's
    hen)

    (or:
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    -
    ()
    , dmall wine-
    glass
    ,
    - ;
    chalice;
    cup;
    urge
    commu-
    nion cup:
    (hot: ouyx)

    .(
    ;)
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    tread-mill
    rudder, helm
    at
    -
    .
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    - ,;
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    nixl, wink;
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    (
    -
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    )
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    ), <|>-
    |>,
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    oneself into) -
    '•

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    'etick, stuff , ()
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    hinder; soil;

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    : oxygen
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    (,
    (|")

    - ,'
    to reward,
    «'|»8
    - to H(TUt<-il

    to
    up; hoard
    (heap) nj»
    economize
    ;()

    ; nakedneflR,
    bareimef»
    prepare;
    cook
    Hurpui II tH <» IlilVe
    play
    2
    « much
    _ '
    ,
    () ti) )(|,
    up
    ,
    {
    to warn,

    to IiavH
    heat
    1- '-
    initfti

    monument,
    81
    -, ::
    ttaqK)Ma-

    () ',
    Ijeap (or:

    to
    pile)
    l>n'net

    l»e
    tuiiib

    Weary
    of duiK'intr
    up
    «'
    ()
    riu

    |-
    ,
    <
    11

    '-
    alK)ve, on,

    -( -'- over, beyon»!


    .Iiief-, eUjKT
    oBeji,

    ^);- )
    (-)
    «leliver;
    grunt; (anil,

    '. agaiiiHi
    fit)
    ;;)
    (-,
    llj'143 ''
    K>r (in) tlie

    -
    -;- to present

    wealth; pro-

    acquisition
    future

    with

    jH-rty
    ,
    U[M'3ellT

    pa-
    nel.', .

    -,- earn;aequiri' «,

    - to approach

    to bring
    rimning

    near, (on)
    hurt; offend ,
    ,-
    261
    •
    -
    1-«,-
    aVHUit (or:
    to wan is)

    out
    oveniriK
    surplus; ;
    '|)
    cxce»*
    •

    <')

    ,
    (()-

    ,-
    <»|' air,

    out
    outiJoor
    ,v\te-
    rior, outer
    —; «'
    |>— ,-
    !-])
    \vat«T
    KrowiiiK on
    the
    —
    ',
    )»
    ( (

    )
    onteiilf; out
    of doors
    — .() |)3

    ,
    court
    aulic
    (-
    —on '),— ;
    «Irive to-
    (wards),
    overtake,
    oati'h up an
    to begin to

    l)ite a bit,
    rot
    .
    -,- i)ite at

    -
    -,-
    to tear off

    to tear
    (much); (to
    wear out)
    )
    ( ()

    - oxtraordi-
    IKiiV
    ;
    >()-
    --
    ,

    '
    oversi-er;
    superinten-

    to inspect,
    supervise
    inspection
    find; mcv-t
    dent

    with
    -
    .
    ;
    lo fill with
    2^2
    l>ait, alliin-,

    flllic»'
    ,
    «,«-()|.
    (rttMT);
    «•
    -
    iiiMpii-atiun *'|>

    -
    ' ,*
    •
    to

    ajipurte-

    to I It on;
    tlraw oil

    to yiiaw
    |>)
    nance

    (-
    1'0|»
    ;
    llO|H||||,

    •
    JT" 'lllisili;;
    to ilpplojK
    liiivv near
    ll, ', |>
    '; (<)-
    slian-; «'|>;
    IMtrtioli; »'-

    hi

    iff
    I
    iiiuivst
    to ni\t' a
    sliarc; Hiipply
    U> U-ar off
    HI'IhI to
    to arrive
    '
    <'
    <«
    « IKtT
    irioj»;

    (on horse-
    back, in tilt"

    -
    Coach, oQ

    —
    hoard eU')
    hope
    to cxjtect,
    ho|H'
    to split a hit
    > ' ,

    ,
    .
    !| - -
    4
    'I'

    11
    P!
    b\

    li
    --
    -,
    -
    --
    .-
    -
    ;'
    to cut

    to

    to
    bit«>;

    to hrcak
    (partly)
    nihhlc
    hit

    fiyinjr;
    approach
    ;
    ()
    -
    - ';
    2>.'
    >'|')
    )
    ;
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    MfH

    ' -'
    () (';
    |'!- c-K)-
    '|)«'
    \'- ()'
    |' - fX«44«'ive,

    tlu"
    oil
    ci^wi
    '>,
    .|'
    an

    ;
    to brin^r <'ii r>|tmif

    to fi{, miit
    here
    ,-
    «> ,.
    • It'liKlit;
    U'lmty

    -| !
    neat, fine,
    )M-imtifiil

    - U<Hxl
    to |»'
    at run«l<>m;
    in a hii|>(>y-
    nmcii
    «;
    -^
    -, |' -,
    -
    >ro-iiirky

    to
    styb"

    - |,-
    141 In* Itunlfii

    ''-
    -
    (4>iii|)ensa-
    tion, aiiit>n<]s
    to coiiifK'n-
    Hftte, imicni
    ,»-
    :», -

    |»
    to saw int4)
    nily

    - CO

    ()
    ineoription;
    «'* uien; «'|»
    snqilns, *',
    sujHTabnn-

    unsound
    < lance
    '-)|>*5-
    -
    fruit
    !'!

    -- iltfuviiit;,

    'Ii4«j«4l;
    2(14

    '^'
    ('<1
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    », .-
    -^,-
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    cut; iiutrh

    '
    (,
    UU4

    -
    [

    to (Tiimblft
    |-:- '

    (iiii)|iriiit,
    |)||| (
    ( 0\<-«'« «|> ';|,
    Twork
    to eolirt
    (), U»
    0H«-|lR0|iK
    ())>
    (Boll),
    ofl'ii'jnll.M
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    «»ver;
    In-

    ; ; |,
    -
    '-
    ••-«>.',
    , (-
    () Um* iimcli

    iiiflat*-;
    (inaiiyl
    Mow .; )
    ;
    ^ -
    ii|i;

    to abiiHc,

    to
    iiiakf a
    l( «

    t4>n.>'i<t<>r,
    il ( if MfflK

    I'rtloj, MHCKKt

    -
    «
    swell,
    tion; - «';
    '
    |>('
    11- na-

    tiiie^d

    '
    |«» oil,
    ,- all,

    , adib'fl, bfton

    ';
    (

    to pit on
    :<^'- iiire; rent ', JM

    liirelinc
    J
    )
    :
    ,- to fut iimch,

    -(>{>- to
    begging;

    to earn, gain
    to reap
    (a-)

    (aliii8)
    ' ;, ()-

    ()
    U)
    »Vi
    \* I'wfii
    -.- ty 1v»

    ;- joiii'

    - , :.
    back, back-

    '';
    J)Ark\VHnl«

    f4'(tro)gre!<-
    wanN;
    U'hiiiil
    <Vk, 6»'K-

    '| -
    »»{)»-
    ;

    ,
    fioii
    1 1 »' N'azan'tli
    fipiU'fullv,

    -«>
    ) ;
    f"»r j^piU'
    «) ('.

    ,-
    for ^lle
    ap(>elatioii;
    iiaiiie
    |>-

    -
    iiaiiu'; Hur-
    iiaiue
    ( at' ratxlom ]>('

    ;
    ; ,) to ov«'rtak«';

    t«
    in pltr>4llit
    run aft<'r; [ '|'-»
    '|"-
    U> natiie,
    call; (to
    '

    ;(
    ill
    nilkti)
    to watcli;
    ol»s»>rve
    pursuit;.
    aft4T
    , '
    |'-;

    -
    l<N)kin(; after
    ii:iaii|iu'i

    -
    ;
    to «^wtvp U>-
    -«'
    ,- to mark;
    K^'tlier

    --
    )
    \

    ,!
    to
    that
    lit
    appoint

    to meet
    '
    -.- lot I um
    to liire; rent;
    let
    gn

    out
    ««
    ;|
    Ikut;
    fOB
    2
    , jHaKHAam

    ,
    hiiv, rent; jwht;
    »';
    - )- ()-
    »: (

    «erwante,
    vant

    ' >«';
    «loiiiesticH
    servant;

    particularly,
    specially
    maid
    >;
    ,--
    ;
    ^\ :«'1 () -
    -;
    first(ly)

    ,
    naive, injtc-
    nuuus;

    lo bristle

    to ,,
    invaeion,
    silly

    atuu'k

    attack
    up
    uaih,

    <1»'1

    -
    :)
    knigiit-rob-

    l4) eat one-


    tvU full
    cumnuind,
    lx;r
    -|><$

    . -
    order
    ;:»()- to onk'T^
    command;
    admonish
    to punish
    , --
    much
    to suffer

    ;
    much
    to throw up
    ill
    to ca«t ont^
    »'lf; ol it rude
    one's H If BOU3
    one
    HUKHL
    « to 8ft
    2R7
    on 1» an

    - (
    ;
    ;
    edition;

    put (lay)
    builinfi;

    ex pence

    MifiliHher
    adiiif^; load
    on ()
    ;

    ;- on
    -
    to

    '-
    -
    su i;

    invite
    aummoiiH;
    ')

    ,
    invitation
    mcu

    ;<<-
    inclination;
    eloi»e ;
    indine, bow;
    l^end; induce ,-,
    ^;
    » «- to care
    affect

    much
    ',
    -
    II

    for, to
    iiuHldle with
    to Hlioot up, an,
    gerutinate

    to perceive,

    aware
    become soM
    of,
    ,; -

    to cause.
    eignify

    make, do ;
    KOS,

    (), ;
    wlien, if;
    soon as
    ae

    -
    ) (-
    ,
    knee-cap

    ' to mix
    (with water);
    confound
    finally, ulti-
    mately, in
    the t-nd
    ^9,
    1
    ;
    ;

    V -
    \\
    S
    ^
    '
    1
    *

    ; :

    ()
    () 268
    to (lijj out;
    (U) tav one-
    tielf

    to h«>ap Up
    with
    dlKKing
    "{;-
    )
    to stain with
    Biiiiit; (pro-
    duce) wiot;
    etnokp
    ; {>-
    ;
    <-,
    ,
    V^'\

    - offnprinK,
    aboot, epront

    for spito;
    kind

    ;;
    -
    derisively
    cover, lid
    to cover (up) (an)
    to cry at (-)

    -
    -
    to
    (or: to)
    to wind up;
    direct, turn
    buying;
    purchase
    buy (or:
    pursliaee)

    accordidgto;
    confonnable
    much
    (;
    '
    ;
    |»;
    )(-
    ;
    ,
    -
    ;
    |>-
    to,analo)^>UH
    importunate,
    intrusive ,
    to ^)elonj5
    to beloT'ijf to;

    - to U» due
    due, proper;
    Itelonging to
    due, a eum
    due; claim
    due; owed
    belonging
    -,|«;
    -,
    -;
    -; ;
    -'

    due, (what -, [()


    '
    is owed), fee
    to pour in
    ],
    269
    iiifueiun,
    liqii(»r
    ,
    - to Btiok (ur:
    adluTe) to
    pancake

    ;-)';-
    ()

    ;
    on the left
    ( hand) liide (

    habit;
    paaaion
    to come
    often; t*)
    weary one'e
    st-lf with

    much
    walking
    to fly upon
    (or: againet), (),-
    toHheliJiiill,
    — to
    ,,
    (^)
    hiiMk (a great
    deal)
    Ut take (<»r:
    finil) a
    ()
    t*)
    plea-^ure in
    pret, urge
    limp
    to fright(en),
    terrify
    ;-- njiec,

    ();
    lid, tu ue *-,
    strive (after)
    ()
    - to endeavour
    to Ix'smear,
    spread over
    to salve;
    anoint;
    spread over
    to find gro-
    ,
    (, «»
    ; ;

    ping about '|()«'


    tent
    270

    (I
    to pull up
    (or: out);
    pluck
    considera-

    necklace
    tion
    -
    ,
    an (op:
    );

    ;(:)
    ,
    ,
    ;
    to roiiaider,
    think over
    mention

    intention;

    ,
    purpose

    ( to intend,

    ; - , ,-
    ()(-)

    ,
    ',
    plan (aim at)
    ;

    jjovemor,
    vireroy
    Kovernorn-
    (*<>
    -
    )

    -
    ,,
    gover-
    nienl, li«'Ut«'-
    nancy, vicf-
    gert'ucy
    |>,
    )- to H\ve«'p (or: (:
    -,-
    ; ;
    dust) toy»>-
    thcr Aej»
    to perceive; |>;
    reiiiark;
    di'si^nate
    -
    1
    1( gar-
    ment;

    -- ;
    jieuep

    sweep -
    wrapjH'i'

    , -
    tlier, (or: on)
    ;
    ();

    - ,'
    mix: knead;

    temper
    tread |»

    ,
    to
    the loam (or:
    clay)
    ()
    |, to
    multiply
    {)erHuasi<in,
    inatigution
    271 R.
    IKjrsuade, |-,
    uaMoKHjTB
    convince
    to eoak, gfb
    wet
    , rt*T

    quantitj of

    ' - OB

    ,
    corn
    obtained by

    mnz/le
    thraeliing
    '
    --
    ,-
    wind up, roll

    ;;
    U) et«ep,

    ; '
    -
    souk, wet
    slimu; mire

    slimy: miry ,
    to fill with

    ,
    ;
    Blimo
    to pres«,
    H<|iiwze
    {ro«lmotlier
    dudfatlu'r;

    -
    Roiicliild
    to threa<l,
    strinK
    for the niglit
    ,
    ':

    ;
    »',
    ajjuin, anew

    -
    iiauocuTH

    -
    ill,

    cunuilate
    armful; stack
    -l)and
    -
    ,«'
    ,

    -'
    far, remoUi-
    ly, at a^reat
    diiitaucu
    |>
    round

    over
    (about)
    slioiil-
    ()
    ()
    ders

    ,-
    ocular
    . («-
    ocnlar evi-
    dent, ey>'-
    wituet»
    *
    , (*
    %
    attack,
    aeeault
    to attack,

    t'isliinK-net
    aggrewor,
    aaeail
    -)
    ,,
    , (-

    ;)
    4 S

    to pack (or: (|?,


    cram, stuff )-

    );
    ill
    full, fill witli
    make (or; (:
    ( li^rlit)

    iieat
    a
    a room
    fin>;

    ,
    - ,
    lo Hcald, to
    (or:
    iufiise)with ) (-
    -
    ,,
    )
    boiling water

    H«)il, dirty,
    (
    ()-
    , tlefile;

    quarreleome,
    caviloue
    (to go
    to stool)

    provoking ()-

    ()
    aggressor,
    piTHecutor,

    ,
    provoker,
    iusulttT
    offender
    cavil, aggre-
    casting
    (iU»picion
    .
    |)«*,
    '(»?
    ,
    ,-
    |(>

    ;
    ,,
    ^-

    ,-
    feed, glut;
    Iluve enough;
    to cloy one's
    HL-lf. fill
    one's belly
    full

    thehoraehas
    eat«>n his-
    belly fuU
    ,

    -{
    - («J

    ',
    -27

    moIeHt,
    )\«»,
    im|N)rtune
    cer-
    tainly pro-
    -
    ,
    _
    ,|»-
    , ().
    -
    }>-
    bably
    vying ead»
    OtluT, I'MIU-
    lalingeat-ii '-
    ,
    (>
    II.

    :'?
    6 race earh

    for a
    firstly;
    foiehaml; in
    oilic-r

    otiitT, ra<4'
    waj^r
    "-
    >
    {),
    «, -
    ; ,
    advanoe; on,
    onward,
    forwanl;
    '*
    ;
    11:-''
    on the evf, a
    day
    lu'fore

    ''
    :
    '
    ;
    () ,(
    ,
    in defiance
    (or: H|>it«')of;
    a;;:unst (the
    )-
    »
    will of), c-ont

    -|- allemat*'ly,
    to |)

    -|>,-
    ihiinble
    by lurnH

    to press;
    ()
    <-;
    tliroug;in8i8t |>;
    ) |)
    iia-iit>|iiiiy
    to pepper
    firstly, at
    tirst; origi-
    nally, primi-

    to drink
    tively

    hanl, ,
    ,
    |,
    |-; -

    cariiuue
    to stretch
    strain,
    >,
    )

    274^
    inecription -
    -,-
    to aiHX'rtain,
    find out \ty
    inquiry

    Itevarefte,
    drink
    -
    <'|1,

    {,
    to (or:
    fill

    cram) full; ()) ,


    - a
    thruDt in by
    force
    half, by-
    halvra
    little tiptjy
    TlttUrr

    ,,
    ()
    <)|)

    () to hake a
    great deal of

    () to roaHt
    );reat

    -
    (bread)

    deal of

    ,-
    (meat
    exhortation,

    () , ,
    admonition
    a
    (|»)

    ' throng,

    vehenK'nt,
    stormy
    to swell; riee
    ,;(>
    (');

    (in)flow,
    ;
    influx;
    supply
    (),
    to
    ) ,
    flow (or: ( )

    ,
    stream to

    »;
    to twist,
    braid; (chat)
    to epii at
    to;

    ()
    (or: uinm) ()
    :

    275 ,
    '),
    -
    to beeet (or
    engt^nder,
    procreate) (a

    );greai nnm-
    pro-
    auoe
    () -
    (-

    - ,
    being in
    eight
    to fill up
    in ruadinem,
    ready

    ;*'»
    ()

    -
    to frighten,
    terrify
    groping
    (aboat), (),
    Muclung
    ^,
    ;
    ;; --
    to exhort,
    admonish
    acroM, ath-
    wart; 088-
    wise
    Hanopomj- to raise du8t;

    --,- to iKJwder
    with duHt
    ,
    -
    at last, final-
    ly; after all

    , ;

    -
    norajij for insiilt,-
    —
    outrage
    for another
    time; for the
    future
    in the dark
    ,
    in a hurry
    ()
    -,- (or: liaste)
    to give to
    drink; to
    water
    ;,-
    -
    -,)
    (-
    repair;

    straight»
    men-
    ding

    forward
    (>-
    ;

    ^
    :if

    27
    to
    '/;
    |»,
    unjiiHt,
    . <,
    ; pinep, pi-

    :
    -,-
    vioh'nt;

    iiil!
    -[>
    impertinent

    qnite, whol-
    ly; to diiat
    ,; , (»-
    -

    {
    to work
    ',
    (') ',
    nincli,

    for istance
    toil

    -
    '' («'*)
    a
    ,
    ] ^'
    burden, to

    »-
    niolcHt
    in the
    of the
    »*
    to iiave U'y-
    |
    rtefn-

    '
    -
    ;«'-
    (>|'
    «>
    ,
    to Btraiglilen

    ,)
    (
    oppfwite
    contrary to;
    over a^iiinst
    \VoIl(|«'rfllily,
    TjH'pi ;

    -,-
    niarvclloUHlv
    admirably

    tension,
    (well)
    ,
    4{«>

    ,; (),

    ],
    strain;
    exertion
    strain,
    stretch out
    (iii'cction
    to Kitther,
    ac4-uiuulat«
    coward,
    jx)ltroon
    >.
    tofriglit(en);
    terrify
    |>-
    (); -
    ,

    -, -|
    -.- -
    ()
    U> Hwell

    c-huke-fuU
    277

    -
    ty

    . HauuBHf- overfilltHl

    ',
    ('•>nsnhatit)ii,
    (li'lilteratiuti
    ,
    ---
    uit -,

    |«8
    ()
    I K't out;
    (eXJKJW one-

    to bravf)
    all at <>ii(t>;
    Hi'lf to. ,(';
    «
    «-|><'1'
    «
    |)
    :

    :|> now, ul
    HUiitb Illy
    pn--
    Hl'llt
    , |(-
    in til»' U'^rin- '-
    ',
    ' ,,( -
    niiig, at tli(>

    first
    count up,

    -
    pa>«)ioiiat«',
    bml-ti-iiiiM'-

    :|)
    I

    r«-«l, -

    |('
    '
    pliu-kcd
    I i«'t n >t he<l «<>',
    fiance, hrule-
    ^lOlllJI

    -|^
    lietrollunl,

    (at) luft,
    fiancee
    () -,
    «:
    finuUv
    fry
    ({)
    ) ;
    - sketch,
    t<» tiraw,

    (a)lik<>;
    the
    on

    level
    [»
    ();-
    ,
    « il

    « 'J7H -,
    •
    in tb<'
    maiiiit'r,
    itiiiitically
    nation,
    JIfOpIe
    (on tlw) cor-
    , -
    ^'
    MeHfp,

    ()
    ,
    (1

    uineji

    -
    <>|».
    ner; angiiiar cuilu-

    M«Tt yj'ar 04
    --
    to coiiiplnin;
    lanifiil ';
    excremvucp; 0KCKIN4-t'H<-,

    (1>
    ralluNJiy
    «-
    ; KcliH'Hli

    ; to make;
    manufartiiro

    narcotic
    Ut licar (a
    cuiiM-
    -;
    );
    (
    MtH-

    *
    -{)
    (-)
    (-)
    )
    diilil); (to

    national;
    >|8;
    ';
    nationality,

    nationalidt
    Wille OjH'n
    .
    ( *)
    ^;
    euujuue-

    (><-1-
    «()
    -,-
    to tearli,

    *,
    explain;

    intentionally
    purpoM-ly
    -1, -
    ',
    '»
    -
    }>-
    grow
    ; ;
    -
    to
    (-npon);
    swell; in-

    -,- intenti(»nal,
    deuigned ,
    nciuia
    iiapjrd fin4 cut (or

    |>7()-
    «'; («),

    Mapjra
    ',
    • ,
    tako
    off, Pill (or:
    hew down
    )
    cut

    ino-
    «»

    |«,
    ,
    (>)
    V
    (:

    .|>« cki'iv iiuiuJt


    (,
    M.ipjmyBa- '•,
    to d»'ri»h*,
    ino4-k (at),
    «orii, ecuff
    at
    Htir
    ,
    |45,
    (),

    ii|>; liurt
    injim; ', -
    fTtp an;

    ; ; ,,
    ;«
    . ';
    K I • fiir- |'; ').
    put, lay out;

    ^--
    U) loaii

    ;;-
    mairnificnit,

    »
    Bpli'inUd, «•«•,
    beautiful;

    -
    -, us
    net (put)
    ('•r:up);
    draued

    on ()
    (:
    -
    );
    "*

    {
    ;- , -,
    plant, culti- njHT,
    vate
    alone; pri-
    vately; face «'(!

    [
    to fat"»'

    -,
    --
    firet of all, at

    to colonize
    first IT

    in the midst
    (or: middle J (')
    ', - force, vio-
    CBJKbCTBO lence,
    , ,
    , --
    c«iin-
    of

    ,
    coikitralnt «|>
    -
    280
    forcibly,
    viok-ntly
    violent,
    forcible
    hardl^'.witli
    difficulty
    '
    |-,
    '|()
    , ,
    to fon'e,
    compel, con-
    |,
    )-
    Hirain
    to threat I,
    Htrinp
    h«'npof eariii
    ,
    pour (put)
    in; hciip up;
    with
    ; ();
    ;
    fill

    a pillow (>

    ()
    -,-
    wilhoul

    satiety; fee-
    its
    cju«e

    ^ to satiate;
    ding

    satisfy
    to bojfin to

    ;,
    »
    dry, dry to ;

    to saw; to
    fift, b«ilt

    ^; , ;
    '
    )>roo<ihen
    illfH'Ct
    «;
    «^ P|M>rni
    ill'

    -;
    j>lac«» oneself

    ,
    ,
    in; falln|x>n,
    attack

    «*)
    to epring (on
    or:
    epidenni»,
    upon) )
    (,
    ()4
    cuticle
    right tlirou^h
    throuKli and
    (),
    through
    .
    II1UKV4

    '-, 281 HjufUTH

    -
    4-<
    <' ',
    tire,

    };
    one;
    weury
    inheritance;

    heiv«iiUiry;

    '- ;
    iiilieri tabic
    ,
    «5'
    ';
    B«>ii;
    Tai'i'p,

    HIU'TVUHHK)

    (- ,
    ';
    snr; follower

    -
    |>,
    H(1C0(>HH< >r

    coneeqnence;

    ««) effect
    -,
    ', -
    - -
    imitation
    to inherit; >;
    -
    -,- imitate
    at random;
    with Hhiit
    -|'
    '- ;

    heal
    «' «(),
    ,1

    ()
    • leride, laugh
    at, Bcolf at
    ,
    ,

    > -
    X,
    to dare, ven-

    derision,

    to
    lau;;hter
    with
    ture
    ,
    .
    [», -

    ,
    fill
    Ht€nch, Htink
    -,- on nintnal
    •

    ,,()
    account, hy
    halves, in

    arrive,

    to have
    luUf
    cumc
    in
    , IVB
    enough of
    licking
    ()
    () ; 282
    .;
    to 1),

    rise up; set


    *-
    tiirn;
    up;
    ;
    , -; ;

    in; inaigt, u|tec

    ;;
    -
    pro8H
    to net np; lay
    erect, Iniild, «»,

    ;
    <)/(,
    Ih apiMtinted,

    -
    detdgiiated

    overseer; |):

    ,,
    itiH{M4*tor;

    to steel;
    buHH

    harden
    ,()
    becominf^,
    growing; rise

    ?; -
    8, -
    ;-
    -
    origin; gi'ue-
    8; furuia-

    ( -
    )•

    ,
    tiun,cuming-

    place, set,
    on

    ,
    ;;,
    -
    put; a{ipoint

    ()- stipulate
    to affoni,

    , ''
    supply, conjiaftjUpo-

    - |:
    -
    spread, strew
    make up a
    OS much
    j)erHi'V»'ring;
    CI
    be«l

    instant
    (»));

    •
    ;--
    tread upon
    --,- vertically
    tune; di^po-
    wtion; ft-e-
    -, -
    iiitg, ttent-ral ,
    ()(
    {)
    ^ t<>
    2
    put (

    lip;
    pin
    t^ (at )tnne;
    1)|8;
    HI't,

    )
    -, ,
    (ver,
    an;

    < 4 (',(
    build
    . to
    airofgnivity,
    <^()
    |>,
    to put on HII
    Mil I tenant»

    '
    <*<

    to tread, |»,
    step; follow, cTt'u;
    Hll(444s|
    .^icc«'.ssi<iii

    Hliove (or:
    \»4sU) on;
    mail().
    ;

    «'()-
    '' , piitoii;

    to twiHt,

    to wrinkle;
    draw
    near, coiiif

    cord
    1* |>,

    ',
    ,,
    -
    knit;
    to knit one's

    , - l»row, s«'owl;
    to \m^ over-

    - ;
    ;«
    oppoeit<\
    caet

    over HpiinHt;
    faee to fac«'
    «Irj'ly, drilv;
    (coolly)
    daily

    - daily-brea«l
    Nataly,
    Natalie
    forehand
    to in)teli,
    Hpijia«-Ii;
    cnt ,
    -,- to rub in
    epinaj^

    rubber
    ; ;

    It
    '24
    1 :

    -,
    IJUTUCK

    -
    prcssim-,

    to ( )'»;
    (iiiplia><is
    iijieuiep;

    ,- (« )-;
    to fluW

    si
    rim into
    lading;
    t-»,

    ,'
    -
    ."«iuulf

    ;
    to Hpit, «-uuT,
    pit'rcf ui|V
    - strike (or: ()
    hit) a^'uiiiHt;
    wiioc-k
    (>\\1
    ilUStflKl of
    |»
    tliat
    to drown
    f
    crowds of; ;
    ()- '
    HH'lt d<'\Mi
    (dissolvf) a
    deal
    totraiupleun
    (tt »{)
    (<»«)

    to tap; ;
    meet with,
    broad 1

    ,
    , («)
    natrium
    natron
    find

    {».
    ;
    (<

    ()
    |>)
    -,
    -;-
    -
    pus; matter

    d»-up
    kiiJv';
    by
    strew;
    ishake
    slia-

    up
    ;
    ; ()
    exertion

    ^
    -
    effort

    CM
    to eXJMt
    unea'lf
    intenne
    etieituous
    :«>
    ;

    - to naturaliz»'
    I
    ,.,»»^
    |-
    TV

    |'-
    ()
    inspiration

    '
    to breathe
    in; '
    ; ;
    , —
    on an eiii|)ty
    «touiac'li;
    fatitiiiglv,

    strptrh,
    vainly
    ^
    t'H
    «T.lMfK,

    -
    ,

    -
    strain, 8i>t
    to Btrin^
    bint, intima-
    tion; allut^iiin

    to allml»» to.
    ;
    «|>;
    ,-
    - ,
    IIIfTH-

    eno
    iiint to
    study; sci-
    ; <ioc-
    trine
    ; IT
    vA^uv;
    TV

    HavROBB* fifientific
    Nalmra *»-
    ,
    -
    U'ach,

    -,- instnict
    inwte, list i-
    >««'; t««rli «':-
    mstipition;
    ;
    -,
    ,
    t»-achinjr
    'rnal-oji;
    <-1; -;
    rfJHene, |Ht-
    kr-

    { )
    ,-,
    roleiini
    napiitiia
    impudent,

    ;- cod
    slope; incli-
    nation;

    elopinjf
    inclined;
    well di«pf>ft4l
    (towards)
    ;
    ; -
    m
    2
    • - ;
    |--
    to

    11 <^'
    iuiuiiKration
    finding ;
    ' ;-,
    finding;
    (1 iscovpry

    to knit

    , ,
    brow; to

    ; (ICf)wl

    «iusky;

    t4»

    find
    lie f«»nn«|

    walk mucii
    niicHi-lf,
    -;
    ;-
    -
    to ail; to Tm>

    titbivatlu'oii
    nationalism -
    '
    ;

    nationality

    nation
    to filter,
    strain (a
    >,
    «>)
    supreme,
    chief, prin-
    liquid)
    -,
    ,-
    {v

    |>
    ,
    ()
    chief, leatier
    (pubiif)

    ,-;
    -
    authorities;
    command -
    -, - for ahort
    time
    doe time
    in
    as as it
    if ; ; -
    |7 were;
    sketch; plan
    to Hketch;
    note down
    ; ;
    ;>;
    ,-
    ,- '
    .'
    .'
    !? 7
    to \}efcui
    vesw'l; ;
    ;
    to fill up; an;
    drefle
    read out of.
    |>
    ;
    ;
    smooth
    from
    witli

    ()-
    a

    our
    liatchel
    toj>-liair;
    IMirtiiips
    the

    whisper to
    of ^
    TtlI

    ()
    -;
    OR
    rep

    -,-
    to

    »,
    -'-
    8UW on
    (or: to)
    ,
    ,
    ,
    (: )

    -
    -
    necktie,
    stock
    (harnew)-
    bret-fhing
    put, set,
    ()
    ,, -
    ,
    stick up
    add
    pit4x^
    to.
    on;
    ,
    eke out
    orijrin, poste-

    <--
    .
    rity; v'fiods
    property

    to ingraft;
    inoculate
    to vaccinate
    ;
    ,-
    -
    |»

    ,();
    ?
    pluck, pick;

    -
    split
    for what

    () ?
    (puriMwc)?
    what for?
    '
    prick up the
    ears I
    --
    uu

    «
    288
    in reality (or:
    fact); really

    no; not
    >
    (:);
    ();
    UU

    ue -
    |IU3 mure than

    not down-
    once
    -
    .^
    -
    '---
    ri^lit, nt)t
    plain
    |()
    <,
    certainly
    in
    way»

    |»eril
    »
    '
    ,- -
    (langiTons,
    jH-riUnw
    heavenly.
    celestial
    ,-
    ',
    ^><:

    ()
    - fahle,

    ;
    .
    anectott»

    -,-
    nephew poor :

    man; fell<»\v ;,()


    ,- the de(*ea.se«l,
    defunct, late

    ;;
    , ) (:
    «)-,-» «) man;
    heaven, sky

    ,
    (larlint;,
    ?;
    dear
    ;
    ; -

    ,
    poor
    woman dear ;

    love
    poor

    -,- p<K»r child

    .
    ;
    irmament,
    celestial (''-

    -
    vault; sky
    }>';
    ,
    trifline; in-
    valid, Void

    reetlees;
    turhulent; ;

    disconsolate
    -.
    - -
    -,- 28ft

    (ill-breil); (-);
    unrtuecetwfiil,
    ,OHfOKCeC-

    ,
    ))
    failed
    disHntiefitNl,
    disconti'nt «'-

    -7 ?
    ,
    unjrrateful,
    iintliankt'ul
    indeeil? is it :

    -
    - . ' diword,
    «juarrel,
    variance
    incurable
    ()'/

    (5-
    1|',

    '.
    incurabilitj

    <- -
    '
    innocent,

    HeBHHHitTb
    «><--
    ,
    '«'
    ^
    glliltleflH

    -
    intolerable

    }«'-

    -
    - -- - untrained
    fiahin^r-iii't,
    dray- net
    irrevocable

    inseparable,
    vtsi,

    ''-,
    ()
    ()
    ()()
    unknown

    «'
    i^fiiorunt
    |>80;

    ignorant

    «lave
    (.feniale)-
    igno-
    ramus
    (of) |
    |)
    |',

    ()-
    ()

    ) eUve
    -
    1^1

    '*
    ;
    - ;;-
    ; Hlavery
    290

    wrvile

    |(»
    ,
    -
    it not

    forbi«l(len
    infidel, faith
    lt*HH

    « infidelity,
    nnltelief
    nnt)elieTiiig
    «oinan
    Uuiighter-in-
    -
    --
    ,

    --
    -
    law

    -
    not agreeab-

    -
    -
    ly; not wel-
    come
    lUiHj'izable;
    inroinpre-
    ';
    '
    ;
    -
    .-'
    heneible

    unwashed;
    nostj
    immortal
    <
    , ;
    iirnnrant (of)
    unwifle;
    awkward
    ( );
    (>,
    -- awkwardly
    iniiiKMicra-
    tely, «'-
    «(
    eively intern- -
    -
    >|>,

    - immo4lerale
    (181 unf)i>emly

    inexorable

    compel,
    iieceHltate
    |;'
    ,
    ';

    uececsretT,

    L_
    > ,
    ', >-
    .';
    201 ;-

    ')- ,
    {
    -
    *
    >
    :-«
    unrcmiititiK

    iionniljry,
    ('<',

    ^
    li«>iiral(;ia

    '
    ||-|('
    (-.
    )
    iietiraMU*iiia

    neuritis

    ^ ) .)
    (- neiimeie ()
    .->
    '
    lit'B|M)IIu.

    )
    neuropatho-
    logy

    -
    »-
    )|»

    --
    re«tleeH

    -
    , '
    '-
    (>, imj»u<lent
    -
    -'
    |>!-
    111'

    "
    -
    indefatigable

    neutralize

    untimely;
    out of
    ;
    ,
    (» ()
    -
    badly; wron-

    ,'
    • I'

    J unworthy;
    ^ indif^n, - oHBOf>Ti,

    Qiinable
    ,<>-
    -
    ;
    11-
    traeh; g<iot\-
    for-notiiinj?
    ' --;- wanip; -
    1 >\
    wretehed
    -- -''- -. '. <|>,
    llnr

    '-
    ,
    not «')> IIHT |--
    «'<| not tiilkiiiivp
    iiicoiiimiini-
    «>
    cativr
    ><(<'
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    'li>4'ontrllt,
    (lisHatihifae-
    tion
    -- II

    '
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    (

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    - •lay;
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    »'«',
    «'|»,

    --
    '
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    '»-|'-

    .)
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    iliiliiohility

    in(IiH|M>sition -
    -
    '
    ,
    '>6
    () atom

    Sunday
    n'liiaiiider

    deficit, <l«'fi-
    0<
    |>(>|

    -
    cieiicy

    ,
    }!»'
    \\, unkind,
    badly,

    -
    ,
    unkindly
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    look, tu )
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    )-|
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    III

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    '
    uuiitttiu (.'-

    ;
    |)
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    ;
    1 iiiatlvt-rii'iici'
    leaving
    ilisunlrrly;
    -
    lit
    diiiii»<y; unfit

    minor, undtT

    Utrlnrian,
    ,';
    |, -
    ;
    6n\t6t' pu-ii,

    ' ' «>


    tyrant;

    .;', '
    niadci
    I

    - >,<',.
    fort
    nii.s-

    -- -'
    to all, to \-

    8' ''
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    "• not ((1


    - --
    6f

    . -;
    aining un-
    }>(1
    failtin» of

    ,
    crojiy; Hiar-
    city
    K'ak I

    mind;
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    miniiol

    .-
    '-- unattninabU'
    ()
    olUTcft-
    -
    ()-
    ,
    ;)
    ;.
    294
    inability, dis-

    };'
    ability;

    not to hear
    '
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    ' ; , -
    well;

    1,
    ill,
    t<)
    doalisli
    sick-
    (iioeaoe
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    (*
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    catarrh; cold
    (ill the iiead)
    iiimiarrie<i
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    -
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    - ;()-'-
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    iinenviahle
    without a bit

    - - ;
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    iinacciistoni-

    -
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    iincoiiininn;

    , extraordin-
    >-
    ,
    ary, uniiMiial
    extraonlin-

    "
    -
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    unknown
    ||llarrLlJe
    OU-

    ,
    --
    uiifathom-
    ahk';

    di^vord;
    8en»ion,

    clumsy,
    tahle

    11
    awkward
    di.s-
    <lis-
    '; -

    ,
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    ;|(>
    205
    «linusily
    awkwjir». ,,
    ,
    . -
    6|
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    ,
    wantonneflB
    to I lave no
    strength; to
    l>e flick
    ';
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    - inalevoh'iit;

    -
    unfriendly.
    disaffecteil
    innumerable

    - ,-
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    naturetl
    ().
    not to >«

    - -('
    broken; [>();
    fnitliful, in-

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    violable,

    incompatible
    )
    immutable, (5(),

    .
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    immeaHu-
    rable;
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    ignonint,

    ';
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    stubl^orncHs.

    to
    rewtiv»',
    ofjutiiiate

    obHtinacy
    make
    '-
    cTalV'pHw,

    |'- '
    atnhborn,
    (n-Hliw); to
    «uiiiridoiw
    | ', (--
    ();

    ')-
    morality
    rality

    '-.- «laiulera
    '-;
    *
    1>« hoslnI;
    '»
    '' ';
    little
    (.
    •»()
    -
    • -, ';
    (
    Ut;
    <^|',
    *1>;

    W'p»,
    .
    ()
    ;
    ^ *'>

    '"» (!

    .-
    wear
    "11 ») to

    ' «' |'


    nasal

    ",
    II'
    notary(()
    ) remark

    ( 1{)
    nieniorati-
    (pn>)lic),

    |..0|>-
    "
    '"•) - dum;

    notoriotLs,
    geunrally
    known
    bo<«k

    (),
    IfMTV

    '!
    HOT

    \ (» '
    lioUv WriU'

    '^;
    down
    (1-
    HORT,

    !'; -
    -
    |>nHtu-

    '
    '

    riiijr of cattk*
    at night

    to - the
    ,''-
    f
    -..- iiijjht;
    {•afltnif cattle
    in tlie nigltt
    night's

    nightly
    to

    ,--
    Hht'plu'nl
    to pnSH tl»'
    night, toHtay
    over nig! It
    ,
    8;
    ,-
    »!,

    ,) (-
    coKtumt'; fa-
    Hhion
    liand-lmrrow
    ,
    -()
    ,
    ,-,-«*!
    littt-r,

    well,
    stretcher

    then!
    now ,!
    (
    |>

    >() wearinesH
    (ofmind);
    gri<'f, sadnesH
    torment; ill-
    humor
    ,
    -
    -
    ,
    ,
    ,);
    (or

    ciiHtomari-
    tu'ss, widely
    ust;
    prevalence
    >, Rai
    -;
    n|)eRejeHC
    to fi-el tedioii.4
    (oi bortnl,
    :

    dull) grieve,
    to Ik> anxious
    t<)1) weary;
    piue away
    (for love)
    ,,(>
    (,),
    6 Ripi,
    \ •\) |(
    \ ,
    to weary, mpi,
    »«''," tirr;
    tonuuiit
    (),
    TopMellT
    sweetish,

    t(4li<lllH, ,, -
    , ) weuriaomo;
    ' ; ()
    , , ,
    lice; (sing:

    ",<1,
    loUHT-)

    , -
    ', , )
    - -
    )/«* '^, want (of)

    ;
    ()
    .,
    \:-,-«
    Wn't4'lu»«l.
    nityful

    lieSS,

    bridle
    WTP-
    t<'lietlnt*M
    ^,

    |()
    cipher, zero
    ,
    -,-<»,-«' Weill now
    tin n! all
    !
    ,
    '',
    right! ()<)
    hallcKu)!
    (a) hoy!
    MVMt'])

    to {<1,
    ticket
    to (live, (lip,

    diver
    piling'
    ,
    1-,- iliver
    to go down, ,
    ")
    note, air,

    interior,
    dive

    song

    ineide;
    (entrails)
    ,«
    (),
    ;
    «>,
    !
    |» '
    «>;
    ^; - |>|>,
    ,-
    |)-<>|
    ciiwanl;

    ». , (
    whiiior
    \«-\V-YulK
    iiiiitT

    ,
    -(
    |>.1,

    ,--
    .
    (:), HIT rivet,
    (.-
    ,

    ()':
    ()
    j

    '(.11»'
    -,
    lo^;etlnT,
    rivet '
    «, ^'nt <', (•«
    smeller; .;-
    >\«'

    ;
    (:)
    j

    ,
    smillfrHmiff-

    to snifll,
    sivpt; Hiinff

    by
    iiK'\v(iiin),
    liiker

    siiuli

    \V:llllinu'
    to iiiew, u:ml
    ,
    «,
    ,-
    (,
    ('),
    ,|-
    <
    reilKt'l

    <
    «'.Me.

    '
    (ilryliiurs*',
    iiurs«'ry-
    luaii]
    Hej»»',
    -;
    (^
    ,] ,'.
    father
    u» luirso,
    (i:in<lle

    ,
    ',
    (ftMv, i<» HtMze, take .
    | , to take
    hulil (>i <»() or

    , , .-
    I

    one's wll,
    untlerUike
    . o, of, on ertijBT,
    U|M>n, con-

    , I

    corn intr,
    a^jiiinst,
    round
    over,

    ,()
    ei'fHCT,
    —

    fci. •, <>rt<»

    <()
    »- in I'illlfrCilfc

    ('>) <>(5 ((«)


    «
    Of Nttli aif
    -.;
    —
    fiilwj («>r:

    '- , |
    (III all

    )
    (:!, all

    ' «
    »rt.l foi r, raif

    : taiili- ')-,
    • |'>«-|
    ,.,

    < ,

    to ;iK'.-s «b
    ffiir; .111;
    li

    :
    'KiajiBinii CM I Ijo lol.x

    «rt

    .-- «'

    "
    >a
    , ',.
    ('.
    ,;
    tion,
    cautions,
    pniilent
    ;:(1

    I'llnit'lMT,

    rauti«iii^|y,
    pniile'ntly
    ,«
    <>(1«-|(-
    iiifii,

    |'<-,
    <
    |.-

    <»))() to (-,
    <»t'f, ' ,
    ',

    down
    ronml
    ),
    (or: (),
    shako off
    '<V)H|>aTii;
    (--)!
    ! take away
    (or: off);
    lelfct.chooi*';
    (to oflVr
    ,-; (TV
    (:);

    -,-
    one's SiTvi-
    wh)
    , BOU3
    -.

    '
    )
    .r,«
    to rnn ronnd
    oviT (or:
    round)
    < ()
    ()»'
    !

    j
    I to whiten
    \' (or:
    round), whit-
    ^),
    ()
    ) wash I
    18 -,
    «j66|)fxaTH

    ^)
    (»}-
    '" •"''<'.
    calmiuiiati',

    towrnp;
    plaiider

    wimi round ;
    ] pen,

    -
    to

    -
    «)-, to
    • lowii,
    -
    >' , renf

    -,- I'aii^'lit

    to
    ; IMOW
    fan
    ()
    1>;
    ;-
    «izc, extent;
    circiiinfc- <''|>«'-
    ri'me;

    (J «on lor),

    iriiiuninp;
    «liat-
    rict

    welt
    ,, -
    -, to lianp

    to K'ad
    round; en-
    round
    ;
    1,
    »()
    <

    -, -»' !
    to drive
    close,
    enci rclf

    alxmt (or:
    |>
    (),
    round), con-
    I

    ^'<'
    ()(»);-
    I

    to tie round;
    bintl

    -
    <5-,
    to drive

    off);
    away
    outrun,
    (or:

    outride
    ,- (.):

    -- ;
    to liend
    {,
    ,- round, tuni
    t<»

    alM)ut; slan-
    der; disease
    )()
    ''<)()-
    319 ()(
    (-
    to un-

    • •()
    well (with

    shaved
    food)
    ^ )
    '
    burnt
    ()
    (-,
    «1<)|)-,
    BVTB
    to burn
    (round)

    round
    to embrace;
    wrap up;
    muffle up;
    lay round,
    ;
    ,
    (
    ;-
    pen au;

    edge
    "<^<|) loose pir-
    ncut; wrap-

    '' to l)eat at a
    game,
    per

    win ,(
    "'^|'()- to ^aw
    t<»

    (from) ()
    ';|»()-
    round-ahout -)
    ))
    to present
    ,
    ^
    with, load
    withpresente
    ;-(;
    "
    endow-
    to tear round
    (or: off);
    ();
    (skin; bark);
    rob
    );
    '' to look after

    ,
    to give a
    ehare, to
    share (idl)
    ()
    '
    to pick off

    ''
    1;.) inflate, swell
    blow up ;
    '- ,:-
    to swell up, ,
    ^

    to b«' swollen «)();


    to \Idown
    '\()- to
    devise;
    I trive
    (-) - 320
    (coroner's)
    iiKjiiest,
    poetmortem notTMopTes
    ({))
    in

    ,
    - '-,:
    examination

    to cheat,
    (Ux-i'iveidnpe
    to mutiiatv,

    to behead,
    maim
    decapitate
    ,-

    ; ),,
    to lose tlie
    teeth
    to depopu-
    late -

    '
    to astiure,

    --
    ,-
    insure;
    affinn
    to enfp«'ble;
    debilitate
    |».\
    ('(),
    to dinhonor
    tiiin elm- -)
    - made
    trnnk
    of I'iiii-

    trunks (
    ' precaution;
    preservation

    to guard,
    defend; keep;
    save; '-
    t*erve
    |>>,
    })€-
    ';,'
    (-; -

    ^
    |>
    3t'I>I!

    prevention
    prudent
    cart>ful,
    cautious
    foreeijrht,
    (pre)caution,
    prud»'nce,
    carfulness
    ,^
    ,*:
    -
    uifi;
    (.rtepCMOK 321 ()
    ,
    aruiftil;
    ()
    .(
    ;
    bundle
    /H'pHVTn; to tnm
    '(-) round (or:
    /);
    ''
    ()
    over, abxit);
    tratiHforni
    ol)jt,'clive,

    -;
    ;
    real

    () -;
    '; circnmfe-

    '('»*:«'

    •''();
    extent
    capacity,

    extensive;
    Imlky; spa-
    range

    cious
    to finish the
    ,-
    ,
    ;
    ''
    •|'«'|1 !
    harvest; reap
    harvest
    (around)
    harvest-
    home
    -
    , ()
    '

    ';
    "
    to overeat

    "«'-
    oneself;
    puzzle up
    gtizzier,
    glutton
    ,
    ,'
    ' an

    '

    "''«
    ''
    gluttonous,

    gluttony,
    greedy

    greo«Iinee9
    to answer,
    ,,-
    -
    reply
    ,;
    '

    '""•; to look at,


    — ;^

    ,
    view; to look
    round, spy
    about

    -) circumspec-
    tion; review ;
    ':,,() insjH'ction,
    search; visi-
    tatiou
    j

    I
    ;-
    );

    ()
    , (<5)(;
    f'^H, .''>22

    wc.iil.l.
    iii:iy
    ; ,«•^,-
    citi/.en(S) (1,1) <.
    («' ,«;
    ();

    " (tlir
    «lasses
    (|<(>
    ( 111.

    ,. ^
    nfffiice;
    affront
    insult
    (,
    •>«';

    <)()
    "

    \, '
    )«,

    «»ffen«l
    aff
    front.
    ,
    |»,
    offeiisiv»',
    IlHllIt

    '-,
    '"
    (
    iiKSiiIdn^
    offt'iKh-r,
    Jn.HiilU'r
    abiirnJaiit;
    «'|>,
    '. <'<>»>|
    pU'ntifiil
    «IigresHiijns '|;"
    to choose;
    I'lt'ct; Ht'lect ;;
    TV
    ee-

    to search all
    OVtT
    ,:> >->
    OBl'p

    .
    t'UHtom,
    tisajre
    loop (of ()
    ,
    -!-; tin-
    I'irve)
    cnstomary;
    lucxlest,

    customs
    nioralitv
    circulation,'
    de-
    cent
    (.) ;
    -
    ,-
    -
    Ct'HT

    ,-
    rotation

    dinner; meal
    no<»n, nn"d-
    day
    ,
    , -;
    —

    ') 323

    '
    1)6 -,-
    ;
    (
    to dine
    eat off (or:

    l)rowsp;
    away);

    (oTt'rt'atone-
    |>;
    )
    ) ();
    (€-

    '•
    •
    1<'{
    ^)«1 crea- 1>'
    ture; ,-
    inuffin
    M'lf)

    '<1
    "(1'
    circular
    circular «'
    circular tonr,
    rountl ,,
    '-,
    -
    way; patrol

    ride round;
    drive round;
    journey over
    ,
    () visit on
    |)
    ,
    horseback

    )(-
    acquaint
    (familiarize)
    with, make
    acquainted,
    introiluce

    embrace;
    -
    |
    ()
    ,
    ';-
    '
    '('•' (1
    '^--
    ,
    )
    hold, contain

    embrace hug
    farm-vnrd
    on (witli)
    both feet
    (legs)
    -
    /,
    ()()
    (:
    ^)
    "'''ill pit

    ''''
    -
    to

    •lung,
    wash
    (linen)

    manure
    )
    ,-(-

    '''. with both <-;{)()


    '^' hands
    for both
    hands »
    6()()
    '
    ' 824
    gluttonoiiH,

    «;- ;-
    iiisutiable

    -,- Vow

    -,- proniiee

    to promise

    ,
    -,>
    slope, decli-

    to 1)8,
    vity

    t)edrop
    , -
    ,
    -

    pun

    -,-
    ()
    throw on,

    to be covered
    to overlay;
    border, trim;
    occupy
    pelt

    ,
    o6>on(jB)a-
    diphtheria
    all-
    round, paeU;
    over
    to dig Dp
    .
    () -
    an
    |>
    (),
    1)
    >1
    --
    ,-
    (or: round),

    to
    intrench
    mow down
    )
    -,
    - ,
    (or: off,

    to steal
    round)
    (,

    ,-
    from, rob
    -
    -(

    to turn
    ()
    --
    -,- >
    (),
    round

    to smoke,
    (or:
    about)

    ,-
    incense
    - to bite off

    () (, - -; ;
    round about
    battue ; raid

    board, side
    ) (),
    (of a boat)
    )
    (
    <1
    ;-
    ^
    (()-
    >>.
    BUTB
    25
    real estate,
    projjerty
    to load, bur-
    den; make
    ,,
    ,' <,

    « / precipitoue
    reaiijr

    ,
    ;
    rock, rocky

    - wall

    ,
    ',

    ,
    ,
    -[ ";
    )'--
    clouds, (pi.)
    territory,
    district;
    (sphere)
    , ()

    -
    to li^fhten,
    facilitate
    '- >Ci.V flattering
    ,
    '

    character;

    . -
    ^. hypoi-ricy
    hypocritical;
    fifttterinc -
    ; (-
    ')
    '^
    (adulating)

    flatterer;
    adulator
    ,—
    .
    1)
    0.

    )
    ,
    () '
    <'()
    '''>')
    '^()-
    to water,

    to lick (off)

    cylindric(al),
    cylindriform

    face; counte-
    wet

    -
    .()-
    ;-
    ()

    '
    )(),
    "'''
    nance
    whiskers (pi.) ()
    -
    <. fallow-
    ()
    ;
    'fi.i i:»fa)TB,

    ; ,
    (ground)
    creep (crawl)
    round about,
    ()
    1

    ,
    )
    '
    ! -
    .-
    () ;
    peel; scale

    to paste over
    line with
    (paper) ()
    -,-
    ;

    ;
    -,-
    —
    326
    round;
    fall off;
    through
    count up,
    ,
    :
    ()

    in,
    1

    calculate; to
    Bt'ttle one's ()
    accounte

    window-
    with
    siege, beeiegt-

    franu'8 (pi.)
    uiiplouL'htHl-
    -
    ,
    .!
    » up,
    ly, fallow
    overlay, lay
    round; block
    Itesiegi',
    edgt", trim
    ;,
    an,
    6j!

    — ;
    to brt'ak
    down (off);
    )' ((
    to be broken
    down ()'
    () |)
    fragment
    hypocricy;
    cheat; delu- ;(
    false;
    terfeit;
    sion
    coun-
    hyjKV
    -(
    ;
    - Te|4J[)U

    ,*
    critic(al)
    faiita8tic(ai)

    hyix>crite,
    dissembler
    ^! )1
    to off; (;
    to pare; sliell ]
    (),
    -,-
    ()-
    to besiege

    to border,
    edge, lace,
    trim round
    ,,/
    ,
    _() •^ () ,-
    27
    ,7
    ,
    ,»
    to H4.iI; 8||;
    , >()- Htaiii

    BUT

    ()
    tn, •''
    to besmear,

    I>aitit,
    (iaub
    ,-
    ,
    colo(u)r
    '^.()

    ,
    • leliision,
    i()J^^•,
    '<^ ,,
    -
    ,
    ., '(^.--
    1,-
    clieat, ileceit
    •k'ceiver,

    «leceptlve;
    cheat
    .

    ()<
    '() -, «K'liisive
    ,<
    ;
    ; \ •-,
    1(11 -
    to rln'at,
    «Iweive; fool
    U'sniear, .4i)il ,
    ,
    ) '^:(»)-
    ,

    ', to feel, fin-


    |' g«'r, touch
    jaau

    )()'
    (),
    ''.1

    •''•^--
    -
    -
    to ailorn
    with ffreen
    to ImiuihI; ;;--
    ,' ;(-
    III, limit confine

    to f reezo
    round, get ,
    ; -
    >, ()
    covered with
    (h()ar-)fn)h't
    to lose con-
    ,--
    (-)|^
    [-
    ();
    Hcience, faint
    fall in
    [-)
    [, stones and
    b'thargy
    rest of flour
    on )1- '
    (()
    $
    ),
    , (); ''^:;); wash

    (wash one-
    in
    off,
    box

    cleanse; ,,
    BOBcejn^;

    •
    "-
    .- t^'O
    self;

    round;
    washetl)

    give way,
    •lude, avoid
    U> l)e

    ;
    '
    ,,
    -.
    -- 328

    ,-<-
    <>()
    7,-
    <1
    >||-7,-
    «--
    to (»«',

    exchane«>;
    mind

    bart<»r
    to oxchaiijje;
    ;
    :
    ('|>«»|
    "
    ,- «'(
    6a|t-
    U)measure
    round (or:

    to
    over)
    VH to mietAkeiii
    nieawuruiff;
    meaeu-
    red round
    ' («
    -,-
    ,- , to

    slanfler,
    (over)
    sweep

    defamation
    to Hlander,
    defame,
    off

    ,
    ,||
    ^
    ^

    calunmiate

    )
    elanderouH,
    calumnious
    propen 'ity
    for gossip,
    tallcativeness
    ,
    -
    wetted
    througii, wet /
    U) the skin 11

    - ,
    ()-
    to become
    (get) wet
    thra«h off
    (or: out)
    to nissifize,

    to
    nissianize
    wind
    (round )about
    wrap round ,,(]
    () -
    (
    jH
    (

    II

    to wet;
    moisten '
    ',
    •,
    <'|.«'
    . «
    <|
    '•
    encIoHliri'of
    bricks (or:
    etonee) (;
    -
    :; to build a
    6ajrrpp wall r6und,
    eiirroiind

    «'()
    ' - ^
    "<1-,
    '•^-,- t*>
    with a wall
    to bare,
    uncover;
    «itprive of
    carry
    ,
    «
    --
    W'p,

    , -
    5

    [
    (.>«
    () .
    ^. al)out
    to divulge

    '.
    ,
    ,
    «Meftuiea
    5«,
    ,
    , (
    ,
    - I
    "'^-,-
    "-,-
    to lower;
    »«iuce, abate

    pedestal,
    'ootetool;
    root of a

    n^newal,
    mountain

    «•novation;
    new thing
    -,
    -,
    T^

    -,
    -
    , '•'''-,-
    (or: action)
    to renew;
    restore;
    ,()
    -
    (),
    CKUU
    ()- revive

    ()
    •,
    smell at (or:
    [) (

    ,()
    >8
    <^

    '''"'
    all over)
    on both sides
    mutually

    obligatory;
    ;()
    -
    binding
    '
    ()
    I

    ''''•'!()- I
    bind in duty,
    ,

    '
    1« II
    oblige, obli-
    gate, engage;
    swear in
    I

    ;
    ;

    (
    <>
    |
    - ,','
    -
    «liity,
    80
    tiun

    ('- , ,
    |»-, to awiike; XJ

    Mil woi- ()',


    |);
    |:;
    '
    to ailon*,

    () , -
    wtirHhip;

    '' -:
    -; '
    i)<V»a vamp,
    fi'.cuinpnifnt

    *'; iiienibraiu*,

    -,- film; hkiii


    low iiH'mlow
    Hpact»; ;
    !) ;

    net-

    |''
    (),
    j)asture

    on
    '-;
    imitnal(ly),

    \ (); eidttj

    <{6- rwdprocity

    >
    place for

    ,-
    I o(k)pu
    oi
    i< * •
    Htock of
    cattle, pa«l- ',
    (lock, Iwirn
    for cattli"
    stack; rick; ;);'-

    (5- defence
    defender
    heap

    ()
    [-, defensive

    -
    ;
    to defend

    rotation,
    tMn»(ing>
    turnover
    {1 ;

    returue (pi.)
    ;

    (1(| ati

    ,
    iifVi|i<iTiiicTb
    .
    artive, i|ui<-k
    \, entcr-

    ability,
    dexh-rlty,
    Hclivity
    ,
    «, -
    «-
    ,
    >'|>(»)-
    •
    -
    to Jtluil^ii Uji

    ( , ;
    1|', thfli-
    viiy
    «, -

    " ,-*
    --,- ,
    ),
    ; -
    to consult.
    coiiftT with
    offeiul;iiiHnlt
    ,
    <)'|),

    '<3>
    , affront
    picture;
    pain- ;»'"
    '•. ;
    , -
    "fijtiiaa
    I
    of fond ed
    ting

    offence; in-

    '
    j

    Hlllt

    ,
    ,
    '
    (1|»' I
    model;
    example

    ,
    <'
    !

    offensive,

    . -
    wnwitive
    «^- offenHiveneMH

    -
    s(>nHitivene8H
    1 f igurati ve

    ;
    image
    ''- educated

    '-
    '-
    '^'
    >C I to
    education

    instructor;
    (creator)
    little image

    4 iucate
    )
    -
    (
    -- (58«

    .
    ortpax [ OB 332
    t,

    )(<))
    «>
    to calculate;
    eHtimat<? ,
    --
    ,-
    calnilation;
    settling of
    ^ik accounts

    ; (-)
    swelled

    to
    round
    tumorous,
    8tt4;p slope,
    prcipice
    pluck
    (off);
    ,
    ))
    ,
    (),
    ,
    '
    (tear off;
    break down,

    (),
    (>)
    , torn off
    fall in)

    fra^^ment
    disgust,

    - ,
    aversion,

    '(; repuRnance
    disyustinj?;

    <*, loathsome
    loathsome-
    ness, dislike

    -
    ) -
    disgust,
    excite
    >
    loathing

    -
    ; to
    loathsome
    to shave
    working;
    cultivation

    to oven
    make (cut)
    ',
    () '
    );» even

    ,;
    circumcise*!
    jierson

    .
    (y .,
    cut, snip;

    cutting,
    e«lge

    slipping
    )

    -
    333 ({
    •
    cut round
    (off); clip; ;
    ();
    circumcise
    horizon
    ftxUler (for
    horst-s),
    provender,
    ived, Date
    )
    |,
    ,
    (
    <»|)-
    -
    ]»-,
    -
    to belie

    to work, ,
    - -
    finish
    to cultivate,
    ,
    •
    1)6.
    till

    <>)|)<> to finish
    (end) works

    , -
    to deliver of,
    •

    to be deli-
    vei'ed of
    ,
    " overgrown
    >|'()
    "|>
    to overgrow,
    to be over-
    grown
    sprout; sprig ;
    |>
    OBej)-

    '|>-
    '

    ''- ) -
    promiser
    to fulfill
    promise
    (vow)
    ()
    ,
    '- -
    hem,
    , ' to
    border
    area, district ,()|»
    '

    ;(
    •

    ;
    ' ''''>()- U) lop, hew,
    cut (ronn«l)
    almut)
    '-() )
    "''-,-

    (..
    ;-
    table-cloth

    ring; hoop
    U) iH'troth;
    to be l)etro-
    thed
    , ,-
    ring
    if

    *!
    «- 334
    annular -<%~
    [»-,-
    (1-,
    -; -»)
    tlie iK-'tro-

    to pliako; to
    tlicd
    ;
    (, ,
    ( b« iiiovnl
    (rouscil, agi-

    \
    tat*Hl); to ),--
    angry

    ,[>-
    ,
    rite, ceremo-
    ny

    -
    ,

    -|
    one after
    another
    witboMt
    -
    (
    -,-
    1
    interruption
    -tial
    o.TUpation,

    (,
    appointment
    to ,
    \' garrison; to fcpHc(e)H,
    It plant rouiul

    (7)- to hoe
    1>
    I

    () observer

    to send

    ()-
    ; )
    around
    strew round

    ;,(-
    (), -
    ( (or: over),
    l)eatre\v; -
    powder;
    ,
    ;)
    -
    (crumble
    away, fall
    down; to I»
    set)
    . overwhelm
    with Ixjiiefite 6<'-

    to grow dry,
    dry up
    > an
    1

    ( '
    >(!«
    (' to
    round
    <^
    8«)\v all
    (or:
    (5(1
    [1
    ,
    co[b]

    ' over),toBee<i
    strew over
    sow one's
    [] ()^
    ;
    '
    to
    field; to 1)6
    sown
    siftings
    ..-,- tosiKswann)
    round; beset
    ;[]
    (.'-,- to cut (or:
    hew) round
    to surround;
    .skip around;
    I

    , (:

    (
    .

    ( '
    ;
    ,
    •()-
    I ir>
    come off
    pluck
    roun<l (or:
    off) pull out
    ;

    wot with
    [spittle (or:

    I
    t ', saliva)

    attendance
    (« [,
    ' [-

    ,- ,)(--
    j

    1 servants (pi.)
    to serve,
    wait at
    ( to makeuse
    of, help one- BOH-
    OB,

    «.(' to burn,
    singe,
    self

    scorch
    .,
    >«'
    ('<)()
    to be singetl

    to 8UC
    (round)
    ,4
    <»;»() persevere,
    persist; take
    mterest in,
    defenil \WCT ,--
    < [] 338

    ; ]- (-)
    to spill

    <urcumitanoe
    «condition
    set (nut,
    (all)
    rouiiil

    [,

    " ,
    place) round;
    (Hurroimd [;
    , («..

    ;)
    oneHt'lf ; to be
    eet round)

    to order;

    ()
    engage

    -
    ,-
    (>6(!-

    -
    surroun-

    i'owr
    <1"»KS (pi.)
    lurniehing

    [lay] with
    to sliear,
    t-'iip, cut' ,,)
    ()

    - to cut ono's
    round

    ;
    hair

    ()
    -, to plane

    )
    ,;
    (
    (all over]

    - to surround;
    invest;
    enclose,
    environ

    [(- ; ;
    slanderous
    to dry; air
    .]
    drain

    '^
    volume,
    ooinpass;
    "'acli;8pliere
    .]

    ;
    -; ;
    -
    to wipe one-
    i^'lf ;

    ronn<\; to
    to be
    rubbed
    l)e
    ; ]»;
    worn away
    , to
    .437

    wij* off;
    duBt; dry,

    to Rtick
    rub off
    ; ,;
    Tj Baftn

    round [or: ()

    --
    over] t)€trtick
    to cut off,
    clip; lop; cut
    short
    ;', ,;
    ,- to eharpen,
    turn round
    ( )
    :[]- [in a lathe]
    to shake
    away
    '!own)tol>eat
    [or: (),
    the dust off
    to wrap pen
    [muffle] (')

    ,
    closely

    -
    «jjTHf-HJTH, to draw off; ,
    -,- ;
    ,
    take off
    t^o burden,

    [] load; charge
    footwear;
    boots and

    [];— shoe»
    to put [or: ()
    draw] on
    boots
    ,',
    -,-
    to tame,
    break
    bridle
    exite, rouse
    indignation,
    irritate;
    demolish

    butt, -end of
    in;

    -, -
    ,
    ;
    - -
    "-,-
    <
    — ;
    an axe
    to t«ach.
    train; to
    learn, study
    to spit at
    ;,
    TV
    to ; ;_;
    ;
    .338

    |';da

    , ''
    catcli; seize
    (Koinjf] ()
    .

    «;8
    round; turn;

    Hociable

    ;—. [] ();
    to go round

    •"; -
    regard;
    - ;

    ;,
    ;
    ct'le-
    brate; trt'at,
    do without
    -,- ,
    88
    hwl
    tonge; p'*n-

    to
    ral
    nippers ceje,

    times;
    kiee one ano-
    seve-
    ^, >-
    ;-
    to treat,
    ther
    ,
    regale
    mark, out- ,-
    ,
    <5
    ;
    line; draw

    -,
    — -
    to comb (off)
    to calculate;
    round

    ^;
    <» ()

    -,
    . 8
    estiuiatt^;
    reckon
    ;- '
    ,(
    witli
    to clean;
    purify; ' ^;
    fine
    territoiy.
    district
    to tear (from
    ' ail eidee),
    ! ),
    11

    [1
    wear off
    [clothes], (,})
    ),
    to sew
    round, ham,
    trim, to
    all
    rend

    sew
    aU
    ;,
    ,
    bordering,
    <50''!,
    trimuiing
    ;

    ([] , 8 , 339 OMC

    .- ,, ;,
    vacuum

    spacioua,
    ejcten- -

    , wide
    large,

    (7)-
    -width; capa-
    city

    ,--to search all

    common
    over

    common
    general

    property; ,-
    ()- community
    to pin«-h [or:
    nipp] off
    notice, infor-
    niation,
    promulga-
    tion, publi-
    cation
    -
    ,()
    (),
    -
    ,-
    ,
    ,
    to make
    known,
    give notice,
    announce
    (),
    ')-,- to explain,
    interpret
    ()!
    ,-
    <>, oh, all, ell,

    ,
    ayl
    inseet

    oval, ovali- .4, -


    ^
    form
    widowed
    -
    widowhood
    become
    to
    widow [or:
    widuwff]
    -
    >) (

    (oat) 1 : oats ();


    •
    ,'
    cluw-sick-

    •imtton
    JittJe >,
    -
    '
    ' min.

    ]
    ,.
    [
    ewi'Jamb
    shnp-fold
    horizon
    gadfly, bot-
    ,
    -()

    ;
    fly, cleg

    [[ -; 'niit; green
    crop
    ;
    _

    ]
    paJ,
    Hlieep-furcoat
    siieepsJcin-

    on tile
    coat
    con- -
    -

    -;
    trary, tlie
    {>,
    «in<ile-en«i;

    ,
    rnon-

    stmiip
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ^
    MlSgllSt,
    aversion;
    •

    "'piij,'riance
    ^
    repugnant
    man
    to excite

    dHgnsjing
    «li.'giist

    ;
    -
    nastiness;
    abomination

    disgustfully,
    repiiisively,
    ,
    ^
    loatijsoniely,

    ,
    repugnanilv

    , 1 -.- cucumber

    to embitter,
    exasperate'
    J

    )
    341
    eill(N)tlme»,
    [8; g(HH\
    ,
    ,
    ,-
    tiiannere
    to >(>()
    (or: make) ()
    -
    |«)
    Htiipid
    fool, silly
    inau

    > to U'coiiie
    <»

    deaf
    <
    circiiinspef- cepKoMcnes-
    -,-
    ; tioii, ix'view
    to liKtk at,
    WH-, iH'hohl;
    ',
    ,,
    (),
    to 1()
    alnnit (or:
    ()
    ^,
    l«ick)
    i'iri'uni8|H'Ct;

    -,- rantioiiH

    ,-
    fiery,
    fervent,
    anient
    '';
    link (of a (
    );,
    ;
    chain); bond,
    tie
    small fire;

    ()
    • -.
    (ined. ei-ze-

    fire-place,
    )
    -
    '- ,
    hearth

    "; -
    •
    glow-worm

    -
    ]
    to shave; to
    aliave

    ;-
    -
    self
    to getshave*]

    - to deafen,

    to announce;
    Htiin
    ,
    «-<),

    |>;
    proclaim;

    fire
    ganlen
    ad Vert ia}
    '
    '()
    -
    --
    342
    I'liclosun»,

    to fence
    fence
    ,
    - pirtleiiiiif;,
    linrticulture,
    (plaitinjf,
    wickerwr)rk)
    f»*IK4>,
    to rob,
    lunlgl'

    plunder
    ;
    '|>,
    ',
    ,
    -,
    oq>aHH4«--
    ; |)-
    ;
    liiniti'ilm'ss;

    --
    ,- ; ; -
    narro\vnt>.44

    to limit;

    fr
    {> ' roiifiiu-

    ;-
    (of ()>
    fruit), i-em-
    nant;
    ');

    [] ,
    K'nawed

    to
    piece
    wami,

    ,,
    heat

    ' 9
    ))
    to frrow (or:

    thick (or:
    ) ()
    , (-

    corpulent;
    stout

    -,-,] corpulence
    HtalK8(8teins)
    [of melons, [ («.)

    , ['-
    cucumlwrs,
    ()]
    KH)KOM6ej)3,

    '-
    . ] pumpkins]
    stallion

    farmer
    Daria
    •

    |) farm
    <lo(»r-poet -()
    34

    -
    -
    -,- ,
    81); -
    aiiH'vrr
    to anewer,

    answerable
    "•ply
    vuL-vp

    -
    (),
    pi

    -
    '
    ( -,-
    responsibi-
    , ,,
    clothce, ,-
    8,
    ,
    ClothinK

    )- to gi't, obtain fer,

    ,,
    receive

    • •-,-, one; alone,


    1>
    • •-:,- '()
    (an) only son ()
    '>[1-
    »-,-(<»;
    eleven;
    (eleventh)
    ()';
    ()
    -
    [-.-,-]
    (an) only
    dauffhter
    unit; indivi-

    the only one,


    <lnal
    , -,
    ()

    "[] to clothe,
    sole
    ^.
    <)-,-
    ,
    but, yet,
    attire

    however,
    ,,
    ";-,
    ,-
    nevertheleee

    -,-
    ; ,,-
    one and the

    ' }
    same, identi-

    homoge-
    cal

    -
    I

    congeniality,
    samenetss,
    identity
    I
    ;

    ^ , ,.- 1',
    344

    -
    »,' . . «, «.
    thu HiitiK*
    in

    »
    (>- -('|>,
    1()1

    - '),
    «<
    plain
    unilateral,
    one ;".«?<1
    ; fi'Iiow »- ()-'-
    vcr
    liannoiiioiiH »<)()
    ''-;
    \- nnatiiiriiiiis;

    -
    )--
    of on»' voice
    lilti'-mindtMl,
    of the »am»>

    unaninionH
    niind
    ,
    '
    ',
    :-

    -
    unanimity;
    liurriiony
    once (upon
    );(
    -
    - CTBo
    time);one
    day
    monogauiy

    monogamous
    ())
    ,
    ()-
    ,

    -
    -
    consonant
    of the

    synonymous.
    tenor

    t'«iuivalent
    ,
    .
    OB
    Moe

    -''-
    [

    homony-
    mous, of the
    ,
    -
    «ame name,

    -( !
    univfH'al
    consnhtetan-

    congubstan-
    tial

    tiality
    34^>

    - -
    ••-
    ,,
    '
    ,
    -,
    one
    •^)1|,
    carriage

    <lriiv;n

    Holidungu-
    by

    -
    BOH )|
    BOB-ni|W,

    BOH 1X){)C

    - '-
    -; )
    -
    r>'IiUion,

    ,,(-
    « -
    ( ««•iHanjftii-

    ( ••«•«,
    (-
    ••
    " ,
    ,
    ,
    tiiaii;

    oiic-blude
    woiimu)

    oiH'-U»aft»«l;
    iKiiiuphv-
    -;
    -
    Ilous

    ,
    anite*!, nni-

    '• foriii, uinji-


    viiled

    "- -
    ,
    -
    iin«livide(l-
    mtw; unio-
    nism; Hvni-
    nu'try; cen-
    tralization

    |)1,
    ,,
    <?,

    '>-,
    —
    same; identic

    vf/ar's

    •
    ;.'rowth; per-
    ;
    ()
    '> of tho
    saniu ape
    ;
    -
    '-
    one year old;
    of th« same
    age; annual,
    yearly
    uniform:
    iiionotonous
    unifoimity;
    monotony
    ,
    ,,-
    --
    ,
    - |)
    :{4
    unifoiinly

    of tlic <'() OB
    |)
    , ••
    same race;
    pat riot,
    c-omilryinan

    '-»|, -,
    --

    _
    -
    - -
    inoiifcnliHis
    of the same
    race
    IK'rson of the
    same ra<4'
    ()
    <'
    |'

    -)
    (—
    one storinl

    one

    "
    ^ - -,
    -
    doni» Init

    liappeninir

    of the sanx'
    once,

    bnj once

    kind, single
    '()
    > ('
    ()
    ' one year old, ,
    -
    of one year
    honioj^e-'
    ,
    ()-
    ,
    neons, of the
    same kind
    homogi'neo-
    iwness,
    <)()-
    similarity
    one who
    serves one
    year in

    one-hande«l,
    single-han-
    tlie
    army

    ded
    -,-
    with one
    hand
    - ^-'-
    >;1-
    hU'<1;
    347

    lincd; one-
    '- ,
    /'-

    )-() row

    - !; '.:.'

    - ».
    nnanimous

    -
    -
    ..]> unanimoasly
    with one
    accord
    nionopvUa- -
    ,
    ,
    () ()
    -
    bic(al)

    - conwntitlg;
    '

    -
    liarniiiniouH

    -
    uniform;
    iiioiiofonons
    uniforiiiitv;
    monotony
    ,
    -
    ;

    partial, onc-
    8ide<l
    partiality,

    "
    -
    -
    partial-'
    jud^'inent
    partially

    -
    ,
    "
    onc-earo<l
    one p(<nnd —
    unite*],

    -
    undivided
    ('ont^'m|ra- KOHTeMHOJie-
    -
    -
    -,,
    ,
    ry, simulta-
    neous
    contcmpora-

    '
    rin»'88,8imul-

    ;)
    tancousncss; \

    synchronism
    '

    - contempora-

    monomial;
    ( .: of
    one term)
    rily
    )()-
    (

    ^
    - 34.4 ---
    10-(«-
    ,
    «•ii('-(f»r:
    .single) ma- t{v)ji>
    (-
    '. apprr)l)atif>n,
    confirination
    Bled

    (>|(-

    ,
    {>-,-

    ()
    to approve,

    Kndoxia
    sanation

    ,
    ',
    «'

    to overcome,
    -,
    Hulxliie,

    odour;
    exhalation
    conquer
    ,-
    ';
    (}><<5
    —
    rt'Ht,
    crumb
    to p't
    rei)os*j

    one
    |)<',

    ,'
    .1 --.''
    -,- married; to

    to
    congeal,
    marry
    ^row stifl,
    «lie, ,-
    ,
    p

    ,)
    rish

    -
    to recover
    stunning,
    -,
    -,
    stupor;

    - ,
    crazineas
    - to fool; infa-
    tuate; stun,
    stupefy ,
    , -
    to gftt
    go
    insane,
    mad

    -
    - (-
    )
    -
    intoxicating
    (or: narcotic)
    medioints

    to inspire,
    exalt
    (
    , )
    349
    inspiration,
    enihueiusm

    despair,
    desperation
    -
    ;!-,-
    ,9
    ,
    >-
    --

    ,
    wardrol*
    room
    ^, -;
    ,
    "-.-
    dress, anit;
    clothes

    dressing:,
    clothing
    to clothe,
    dress, attire
    ,•8
    ,.(-
    -,
    ( plazed (or:
    slipperyjfroat ),
    -,- 1|) flwty roads,
    sur-

    '
    face caused
    by rain and

    marriage,
    marrying
    frost
    .«
    ;-
    married

    ;
    ,
    to get one

    () '
    marned,

    -,-
    marry
    to revive
    to animate.
    enliven
    expectation -
    ,
    ;
    to exi»ect,

    (
    wait for
    blackb-rry;

    bramble
    .:) ' ()
    -,- (-bush)
    <),
    ()-
    to enlighten.
    illuminate.
    shine upon ,
    —

    -,- to
    350
    ornament,
    finery
    ornament,
    ,
    ,
    !

    <)),
    ,—

    •lecorate,

    ,
    , - (>

    --
    adorn

    '
    beanty,
    beautifulneas
    prettines,
    ;,
    nandiom-
    ness

    ()
    -
    to render
    Halubrious,

    lak.—
    heal, cure ,—
    - lake
    lake-salt,
    (second-

    dried lake
    winter
    quaUty)

    winter-corn,
    ,
    ^
    >-
    -
    (
    wintt>r-crop,
    winter-
    fruit)
    -,
    (-)
    \
    tolook round
    (one), (),

    1
    '!
    to look
    look, jflam*

    to notify,
    announce,

    sign;
    inform
    back

    (around)

    maik;
    ,,
    ,()
    ;
    -
    ;().
    -,
    symptom
    ,; -
    - to mark,
    denote;
    to gild;
    mean
    ;()
    ,)-
    (- ozone

    to pat
    (enrich)

    on
    (shoes)
    ()8(.),
    ()
    ()
    <» 351

    ;()
    -
    to be «)1(|;

    ! oh, ah
    (fret'ze)
    !
    o(B)f
    exhil)it; ^(),
    ';
    ,-
    iiHxlel;
    manifesta-
    tion; (lenion-

    '() ,
    I

    Ht ration
    to hIjow;
    (),
    .'
    .'
    exhibit;

    opportunity,
    nianiffsst

    ot4'asion
    to Ik» crip-
    --
    ,
    -
    - t«) stone
    plc<l

    "[] (2-) tilt*; eaves


    (Pl.)
    ;
    drops of

    '«')
    -
    burning
    t-nndle (or;
    (:-

    •
    ' —of sealing
    large -eyed
    miserable;

    nefanons;
    .
    wax)

    r>oor;
    ',-
    ; ;
    >
    Kf.-IH
    ocean
    damned

    grain -ears
    ()
    ^>-
    in the field
    -
    "
    'I
    after harvest

    light spring-

    oxide
    snow
    -
    ()
    ,
    ;-
    1
    1
    fencing in;

    hedge; -„,,,
    railing;

    sade
    (
    3S2
    (><(>;);
    termination

    intrench-
    -
    -
    ;
    «•
    (),
    ment
    ram|Nirt
    cover; cuff;
    poultice, ,;
    ; [-

    )-.-(

    '
    , oataplaem

    cover
    (.)
    hart's-clover
    uioHIot;
    sweet-trefoil;
    ,-
    ,
    ',-
    )()-

    ,
    lotus

    «
    to calumni-
    uUi, (li'faine

    - --
    slander
    »i:
    « toglue(i)aste)
    round alxjut
    ()
    (()
    to thrash off Tjieni <
    stout and
    short
    call, acclama-
    tion
    , niojiT

    (.)
    exclamation-
    mark
    -])

    ,
    eye
    (iron) bind-
    ing; edging
    ()
    bound with
    iron;
    chained
    ;
    ,
    irons, chains

    spirit.
    alcohol
    ,
    («')
    -,-
    vicinity;
    environs
    surrounding
    ;-
    (''
    ,
    |) OB
    ;
    of straw
    ' -
    ,,
    t<) (li«', ]»1
    < > around;
    about
    ('{)

    '
    '
    steward;
    economist
    steward's
    wife
    Jewish oeme-
    '
    to iW^r np
    tery

    (or: around);

    «•lip,
    inti'ench
    shred;
    |
    (:-')
    ,
    ;- |;
    "
    ]>
    cijips (pi.);

    ,;
    ;
    selvedge
    slice, pi».'<«;

    " segnu-nt
    cut

    -,-
    ornament;

    to adorn,
    finery
    , «'-
    "|>«'-,-

    "-
    ''|-
    '
    <k'C4>r8te
    particular,
    seperate,
    singular
    particularity
    individuali-
    ty; singula-
    -
    ,
    -,
    (-
    ceneptT,

    -
    '«'-,
    -
    rity; stran-

    to outline,

    to become
    geness

    sketch

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    ,9
    , {)-
    .
    , -
    ••,
    ,4
    U'Hidt'S, ,
    except

    -,-
    ^iling water

    to (Htain (
    )
    with) bIoo«I
    to besprinkle
    Hprinkie
    over, squirt '-
    ',
    ,(;-)
    ",

    ,
    circuit, dist-

    • rict; circle

    <
    -,•
    around,
    round

    round
    rouiidiu>«
    encircle,
    alut

    surround,
    to turn (or:
    revolve)
    «;
    :
    ',
    ()
    round

    r- 1
    '
    circle, district

    cruel; ;(),
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    -

    -
    terril)le,
    dreadful
    r cninil), bit ^,

    -,-
    velvet
    Its
    Xenia
    velvet ribbon
    ()
    ,,
    velvet

    to nest
    to garnish,
    haiiiuier;

    . () put in irons
    to shoe

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    oculist
    ( pair of)
    spectacles
    (
    ())
    , ,

    ( 3W

    makcr
    '-
    « () ransoininf;, «'(),
    »>
    occupation

    > -,- '; to


    o<'Ciipying
    ransom,
    ,{>
    pay

    -
    '

    for <,
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    <'
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    stag, «leer,' ,,
    -,
    \

    <) '

    ()
    hart rajvr
    iiart's-meat,
    venison

    () (•-()
    hind; roe ;
    -
    ,;
    stag-beetle
    fawn
    olive-oil,
    eweet-oil
    -,
    -,
    ; - ,-
    olive-tree,
    olive
    olive, olive-

    olivaceous

    ,
    •

    '
    ;
    olive-tree-j
    ()
    —

    • -
    -
    (of) olive
    lead; tin

    lead-works
    "
    )- -; -;
    ', lead-p(>ncil

    (- oligarchy

    oU

    oilman
    ()_ ,
    (
    () -, - -,
    - <>|)
    -
    .'

    workH
    Dutch cow

    contnininfc
    lean
    ; '
    '
    ,; ,
    IcHden, of < ', OB

    altar
    little, few ',
    ionption,
    ,
    .
    -
    •

    cheat, ilect'it;
    dei'eiver
    («•utiiijr-)fat (-);
    ,,
    Srt»)4*,bntU'r
    lO jjreuH»',

    ;
    to oil, butter
    Kmilun
    <('|>
    |) U) (liHJi^USt
    witli

    ,,
    to ^jrow
    » \

    imiiib; to *
    (-hilliHl

    ();
    !
    ;
    fiUlible;
    sinful
    fallibility;
    error
    ();
    '
    to delude;
    (-<^) (inisrake, to
    ) miytaken) -
    )
    (. omelet ()
    to fall in a
    swoon, faint
    awaj
    ,
    ,- fainting

    expreesively;
    fit,
    Hwonn

    vexingly
    ,
    >« 887

    ,
    !
    > ««>;
    ?, for
    Hufe-k<4'i)iii)f
    of liivt'e
    lieee in
    with
    cold
    weatiier
    dim

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    '
    look!
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    onager,
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    ,
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    "^
    ,
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    '', (»»' tluH, that, it
    »,
    tojfrow weak,
    wear onself
    ,
    ;
    out
    they
    ,,
    ,^ ,
    tliat, yon,
    yonder;
    former
    cipher,
    nought
    <> grovf
    dumb; to

    "
    ' it
    benumbed
    lately, , -
    "
    "<<1
    "iivK,-a

    '
    '
    ontology
    thither;

    grandchild;

    grand-

    Humphrey
    recently

    that

    grand-son,

    daughter
    way
    -
    ,
    ,
    ^-
    ^
    |'H\
    piece of
    coarse linen
    worn uiEtead
    of stock ings I
    8

    f>||V4K'ir>

    oh-hk!
    ''*
    so,
    iti

    ill CO, «'


    I lull; attack; "; '-';
    >>|-|'
    -,-« to
    attack
    boar-lrost
    f:ill ilovMi,
    Hiiil- :) ;

    (Iptily; sink
    cavity; (Un--
    |N'tlil)^
    l)ack(\\ar<is);
    ill a svroii;;
    '(>|);
    ';

    ()|)'
    -
    Ht'ii>4' (or:
    way)
    ()
    ';
    -
    fn»'l;li«'jiting;
    ardo(u)r, »1'»,
    lu-at
    ,-
    );
    t(» b«'iit

    a littlf (or:
    roundabout)
    (a
    HJiiiji'
    '(>-
    (
    |»);
    )
    «row broHii

    |) •

    - --()
    to cliarge
    (or: fire)

    engine
    a

    ':
    1 tl

    -(\) ', , - fee(l-su«'k


    to fan (grain)
    lol)ringbaok
    to one's
    to
    6t'K

    bring to rea- ',


    son; to n> <)()

    to
    store to life
    to recover
    one's senses,
    come
    reason, to
    to
    ().
    ,
    come to one'
    wits again
    < • V to
    .")!»

    take
    |>uo»»
    |«(); uit-H; («'
    iiiaHttT, Ut
    Us imiHtpr of
    <> OB

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    MlinHVBnrU

    >ll:l|t
    to n-Htrain
    oHuiM'lf

    ov«*r-ooat
    « «'-

    )'() <'
    (>(>)
    >(
    -- », prii'Htly ve«t-
    Mii'iit,
    iiblc, »;-, »'-

    «•)'
    ;
    |* »
    •

    -
    '|>-.- to '1<1; !

    ,) ,
    ',
    -
    (-
    (
    ())
    -
    to

    to
    (p't

    witli L-ndo-
    maided

    nnrround

    Biire (of

    ';
    h«>ad-
    Imiid, fillet,
    frontlet ;ban-

    ", nromid
    <ia)^'

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    "Ill-pa (.
    (>

    oi>era
    Hhunlders
    (>
    {'
    '
    •

    of)erution
    to underfjo
    operation {)-
    '-,-
    .|>
    .!")
    )
    to gird (on)

    operetta » ()
    «
    bindintr;
    bandage
    ;,
    to operate,
    act
    to pin round ;
    ^,
    ,
    |)nt
    garnish; to
    on, hang
    round (witii) ) ();
    ,);
    wrap; Hliawl; pen,
    (apron) (>, -
    to arrive,

    |),-
    (make

    spectre,
    c(»me in;
    a)
    halt, stop

    vampire,
    blood-Huciier
    ,
    ,'
    (

    ,)

    |) wiU'li
    to lean (or:
    ;()
    I'eHt) i]p<^n;
    lean a^ainHt; '; |.-

    () rely on
    deHi;rii>tion
    «IwcriiKi,
    circunwcribe
    ^'',
    ('<»-

    '
    deHcribeil
    di'Ht'riptive

    -
    ,,-
    dcscril^r
    examination .

    -,- experioni"»!
    at midnight
    retanhnent,
    delay, late-
    ness
    to bt- late, to
    come late
    to make late,
    ivtard, delay

    opium
    ,
    —

    () V
    ()
    malady
    ;
    sei —
    (-
    among

    -
    ',,
    mals
    guard ian-
    ani-

    ehip, care
    uec)

    :
    --
    f)r«»tection
    lave the
    charge (or:
    guardian
    ship) of, act
    as guardian
    nnm
    .
    (:
    ,
    », |-
    ,
    ,,»-
    to, patronize
    guard, pro-

    goardian,
    protector,
    true tee,
    tect
    *,
    ,

    (
    , --
    patron

    - female guar-
    dian, patro-

    ,-
    neea

    (,- (relatingtoa)

    , ) &-
    guardian,
    protecting,
    -
    "
    patronizing
    tntelar(y)

    giurdian^ip -
    -()
    ,-
    filingR
    slab, outer
    plank
    -
    ,
    ',
    opinion
    "1|> feathery

    "
    ')
    ;-
    (-
    rpfrtfrtible,
    resistant
    resistance,
    opposition
    resistibility

    to feather;
    to get fledged
    - '
    (>,
    , 362

    ' |>
    afterwards,
    hereafter;
    then
    -)
    -,- ,
    fortliefnture

    iiP);li}^nt,

    ,-
    , -,
    lazy, 1(>
    slow, tardy,

    '
    lingering

    ( ',
    to grow (get)
    lazy(or:8low) ()
    ()
    ()-
    ,
    'negligence,
    remissness
    deplorable,
    pitiable
    (),
    ' ,()
    to depl<»n>,
    weep
    l>ewail,
    for, [, -
    -, jMiyment;
    to pay
    (enongh),
    fw

    (), ,
    )
    clear, dis-
    charge
    not
    ()
    '
    it is
    worth while

    :
    )«,
    -,-
    wafer
    to flatten
    out; applaud
    applause,
    plaudit;
    approl)ation
    ,; -
    , |-
    to plait
    (braid, weave
    wi-eath,
    twist) round
    )
    ,(|», ,
    ,,
    )
    hedge, fence,

    announce-
    ment
    marriage)
    (of (
    {)
    () 363
    to wrap
    (wind) round.
    to siirronnd ;()
    |)0

    »
    -
    (),
    ,;(>;«'
    -,
    .
    narration;

    ,
    tale, Htory
    - to narrate:

    ..
    U>ll; tale
    narrator,

    -- ,,».
    relator, teller

    annonncer,
    advertia!r;
    declarer

    -
    to announa>;
    advertise;
    declare; -

    -
    publish: to

    ,- make known
    notification;
    publication; ,
    ,
    proclama-

    ;
    tion

    "--
    -
    -
    ,
    ,
    to defile,
    pollute; pro-
    fane; dirty.

    taxation

    toimpose a
    soil
    ();

    ()
    -,
    "
    " duty, to tax

    ;
    tender Btone;

    ;
    - ;-
    ,
    rock
    broad, wide; |,
    stout;
    ;
    --
    "-
    leaved;

    -
    branchy

    , to wash,

    ice-hole
    "
    -it
    ^
    (:
    4
    spoon;
    tad-
    pole)
    militiaman,
    warrior
    ;
    -
    (-)
    ,
    , -
    Bf)puep
    defence;
    ,
    \ equip
    armo(u)r,
    anning
    to arm,

    a Hcarfolding
    cover; veil;
    curtain
    to object,
    refute;
    '
    ,, ]'
    ;.
    ,
    ;
    Oppo^^e
    prop; back;
    i-ailni^,
    8up|Htrt; arm
    ,
    ;|),<',

    ())-
    )
    ( -
    to empty

    opportunism -
    »)
    ()-
    ( : ,()
    ,
    frame, bin-
    ding;

    stock)
    -
    ; (—) to justify;
    (to justify
    oneself, to bt'
    justified) ,
    -.
    ,)-
    (

    -
    |)-, to frame;

    - ,
    ,-
    bind; border
    enchase
    bound;
    enchased
    to work,
    finish
    ;
    |)
    |
    <)>
    (| ),
    (
    <]-
    65
    to be odious,
    bt'conu'
    rppuKnant

    except,
    thief

    besides
    to accoMipa-
    on.

    ec,

    1>,
    -,
    »)
    pym
    {)-

    >--
    ,-
    ny; escort ecKojrr
    to refute

    onlerly ; neat ;,
    ,
    ,
    ,--
    pretty, nice

    ,
    order; neat-
    pretti-
    18

    ) ,
    optician

    8
    («)
    (- optics

    optimiHin
    bugh)ear,
    (
    ',
    ;-)
    .
    Hoarecrow
    onjKa () ); convex
    part
    convex;
    protuberent;
    vaulted

    convexity;
    protuberance
    .
    ,|--
    --
    , .
    ,--
    on.it, leave,
    abandon; let ,

    down, lower, ,

    desert; for-

    . ()
    sake
    hang down
    . to lie upon
    one's
    let fall
    ,
    one's
    ;
    hands
    on

    ,
    reduction; ,
    , (|>.)

    ,
    '
    -
    remission;
    ]f»ck
    waste, (''iso-
    late, (lepopu-
    lated, desert

    lesolation,
    ,,-
    ,- |»

    )
    Ifpopulation

    , to grow

    become de-
    waste,
    '|»(0-
    ()
    -.-
    , sert (or:
    depopulated)
    to fetter;
    ensnare
    swell (up),
    -
    (),

    () -
    ' ,,-
    become
    dropsical
    Hwellinff,
    tumor, di-op-
    eicalne^s

    omitted, left
    *,
    -,

    -,-
    , leaving,
    omission;
    abandon-
    ment, deser-
    tion
    to intoxii'ate
    ', '-

    -
    ,
    |!
    |»-,-
    again,
    field
    anew
    ground
    plougbina,
    plowing;
    tillage
    ;|)
    ,
    ',

    plough, plow
    -,
    (.)
    plf>ugher,
    piouglmian
    dahlia ,
    (pi.)

    (pi.)
    367
    orgiee

    -
    )
    opixap

    -
    organization

    - organizer
    organist
    organic (al)
    organical-

    horde,
    8
    tril)e,
    troop
    ,
    ,
    ; - (-
    )
    order
    order

    ,-
    ,
    eagle
    ()|« lessee; inn-
    keeper,
    tenant
    OpfCT Oresttie
    to give an
    opinion;
    decide
    -;
    (^) original

    -
    (, -)
    »-
    an odd,
    eccentric
    man, original
    originality,
    eccentricity
    -
    ,,
    ,-
    -, -
    () Irene

    to look about,
    to find one's
    beaiinga or:
    »
    ()
    (,
    ,-()
    latitude,

    nut; nut-
    way)
    -
    ; )
    -
    ()
    )) nnt-cracker
    tree
    ,

    '-
    |)
    .%8
    walnut-tree

    bazd-tree,
    hazel
    -»' '-,
    () laeso

    ,-
    |)-,-

    0{>-,-
    female «agle
    eagle-;
    aqiiillne
    ;--
    -
    ',
    JUftH

    <
    (),
    eaglet
    ploughable.

    -,- to
    arable
    bedew
    •()
    orthogra- |«-
    pliic(al)
    ,,
    ;
    ^ --)
    «•-;
    (1:-)
    taak; iob;
    (bustle)

    H biieineee);
    (of
    (
    ()
    ,-
    - , Huperinten-

    to
    dent
    manage,

    <>-«,

    "' ,
    ,-
    conduct,

    managem^it
    direct

    atlminietra-
    tion, direc-

    ;— ;,
    tion

    -,- commanding
    weajran;
    anna (pi.)
    to arm; arm
    oneself, take

    »
    '-,
    -«: I
    up arms
    anub-,armed
    with arms
    orcheetra
    swingle- tree,
    whipple-tree
    hazel-grouse
    -,
    ()'-
    —

    «'; <'~
    (;
    -
    - ',
    %9

    now—now,
    htTc;
    (^
    ,
    uaii;
    rip; Httf
    cuM-
    Hometimee — coM-

    ! look wh(>rel
    ,()
    ()
    «'
    «() weep
    captain,
    deputy-het- --
    ',
    ,
    (
    <«&
    dregs
    nian
    grotinds;
    (pi.)
    HMliment
    eetablieii-
    nieut, settle-
    ment, colony
    -
    «, «-
    ,
    , -
    -
    - (),
    etory, floor

    gunetock
    run (or: set) ((')
    of nulletonee
    to ^lace (in
    imprison-
    meoit) ; to
    occupy; to
    people, colo-
    ,
    );
    ,
    ,
    (-
    -
    -
    nize
    •
    stubbed;
    squat
    Hettler, colo-
    nist
    ,
    -,- ,
    colonisation

    precipitate,
    sedimentary
    to bring

    '- , round; to
    wake up con-
    sciousnesB;
    inetmct
    conscioue-

    knowledge
    8,
    -
    (-
    ,
    (- , (
    370
    « neat ion;
    «'nlightriiPnt, «'}1-

    ,
    «•ivjli74itit»n;
    kn*»wle(jgt' ua-

    .
    «

    U illiiiDJiiation

    (• |- illuetratiun

    ,, «'«lucational

    «lucated,
    civilized;
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    to J4ili^'"iten,
    illunilii
    -(>-
    -',
    |(),
    ()-
    -;
    te;
    4 t-ducate;
    civilize

    ;— ^ ' to free; dfli-


    ,-
    ;
    ; ver
    tarn in jf
    t«j tame; to
    become
    friends
    to conet'orate

    0(*

    ; - ; inaugurate
    donkejr
    herring
    dwelling-
    ;
    ,
    ; -
    -
    place, resi-
    dence

    (— ) to colonize;
    (to settle)
    central

    centre;
    interior
    (thorny)
    ;
    ()
    -
    sturgeon
    thistle ()
    (.)
    -
    371
    sturgeon «^
    ()
    (.n'CTpBua

    ]1; ;,
    meat MIT
    (tremhliiiK);

    • '
    ucuuKa

    «
    Jfwph
    f ruption on

    to
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    (l)igly

    orphan
    (1111(1

    barley)

    liereft of
    one'atMrenUi
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    >;
    |>
    -

    -
    to Iwcome an
    orpliau
    separate
    ^•pilmt<^ne;
    irivacy;
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    |;
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    ; -,
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    Heparately
    — to Hit down;
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    nettled; sink,
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    cipitate, to
    \ precipita-
    tl4i)
    ,
    (),

    )
    ( )
    (-

    «'"
    ,,<«•- the 8un set, «,

    -
    ''()

    )
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    (went down)
    to saddle
    Hettled
    settledneas;
    Hettlement
    ()
    («()
    <),
    '• :
    autumn

    to shade,
    shsidow
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    «'(.) autamnal
    rush; maslin
    loaf
    ;-
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    defile;
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    fane; (to U'
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    (.) «;
    dt'filed)

    nymph
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    '• »
    (
    teetli)eettinK ), («
    ,, -
    one's teeth

    (/-
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    -
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    •ppetite;
    «reat, desire
    injury,
    affront;
    wrong, injn-
    ,,
    (),
    |-,
    |>
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    8tict>

    Bult; injuit;

    affrontive;
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    ,
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    ;— eat nieat in
    I^^nt; to eat
    meat during
    ;
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    to grow
    weak, to fail;
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    , ,
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    strength;
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    ''
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    to blucken
    to veaken,
    enfeeble
    ',
    - .!
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    <-
    (-
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    .478

    weakening,
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    '-
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    inanition i>f
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    witakly
    -
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    ttltf-aM
    oblong

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    '(»')

    «'
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    liench; |)la-
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    blindly: ut
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    blinding;
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    to blind,
    ,{
    ,, --
    make blind

    < > to grow blind

    muk'; wild ;
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    '
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    littki
    eight
    donkey

    (
    •
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    eighth
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    courage
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    fails

    to dare, ven-
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    m«
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    , ,
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    ,,
    374
    to ttirn into -

    ,,
    ridicuJt', to ry
    ridicule,
    deride, mock
    to make
    oneself ridi-
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    fall into ridi-
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    a fool of one-
    self

    ,
    -
    -, -

    ;
    raftflman,
    wood-floater
    !•'?

    ;
    foundation;
    '
    gronnd;
    Warp
    (of a stuff)
    foundation;
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    (
    ;

    4i«4it;
    first
    base;
    prin-
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    ';
    ,
    ;

    found(>r;
    promoter
    foundation
    fi'ature,
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    mark of
    distinction;
    fundamental
    iruth, prin-
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    solid; pro-
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    solidity;
    profound-
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    rooghnees
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    .'175

    to found; lay
    -
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    foundation
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    personage
    particularity,
    s|ieciality
    j>eculiarity.
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    ,,
    ;
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    personal
    private
    in person;
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    particular;
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    -
    dual; proper
    personal
    reeil grass

    sweetening; ,()
    <-«'
    ^'-
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    to sweeten

    disgrace,
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    ,
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    contrary to,
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    stop, panae;
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    caution

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    stand
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    -
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    odious,
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    repugnant,
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    caution,
    admonition
    cautioua;
    watciifull
    discriHJt
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    precaution,
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    prudence
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    harp
    pungent,
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    mapn

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    severe,
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    rigoroue
    r>iercing,
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    to sharpen,
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    ' ,- 8;- , Kwnnees


    () pungency

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    I>ali8ade
    cone

    oxygon
    seve
    roughjy
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    <,'])«)- oxygonal

    «>{ , F>yramid

    ' -
    island, isle

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    pointe<l at

    pig,
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    swine
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    pnltentiary,
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    «-
    -
    correction
    spur
    sliavings;

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    col(i
    (.) liver-epote,

    too cool
    pMckly,
    'reck lee

    , [>(;

    ,,'-
    awned
    awn
    to sink,

    judgement,
    go
    down
    ,
    -,- opinion
    to sentence,
    pass Kentence
    on, judge of;
    condemn
    ,,
    ^•
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    <'-,-
    (' II VI
    •
    79
    Iriwl;

    to reach,
    drainod

    attain
    within reach,

    to
    attainable
    encamp
    , ,
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    A\mxua;

    second hay-
    , - -
    ,
    crop, aficr-
    math
    , thn8
    hctman,
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    '
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    {
    <
    chieftain of

    herd; flock,

    to ntake
    drove

    sober
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    to open
    .;
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    to cal ve
    to grow blind
    , ()
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    father

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    and

    to
    Ro;
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    shadow,
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    ven«n I
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    -- venoinooe
    thie-here
    Bolaage,

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    there,
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    ,
    yonder

    ,«
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    just now
    tliitlier, that
    way
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    U> fool,
    infatuate;
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    humbug
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    ,
    to go mad,

    -,- fatherly,

    despair,
    to get
    cracked

    paternal

    di^peration
    '
    -
    ,
    |),
    --
    dasperate
    liopeleflB
    Lord's

    aeide,
    to
    Prayer
    to remain
    Iwhind;

    grow
    iHit
    uday
    ,,
    «,
    '|
    heavy; to be
    burdened
    to recover
    one's eensee

    )
    (- ttileecope

    (,)-
    ()
    offensive

    propoeition,
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    -
    ,-
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    81
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    offering
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    >
    <

    , , «ncrifice
    officer

    •
    privau^
    {) officer

    -
    ()
    •

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    '>«)
    !
    official

    8iibortiinat«
    official,
    helper in
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    !
    ,
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    dearl
    clean, neat
    cleannet»,
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    ,
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    .!

    (<)
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    cleanly

    to groan;
    moan
    ,
    ',
    to tire, to
    -
    --
    --
    ,- <;
    grow

    refreehment
    cooling;
    tii«d

    refrigeration -
    ,
    ;
    ,
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    -

    ,
    refreeh

    ,-
    ' to cool down;
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    ,
    - defence;

    ,
    ^
    protection;

    -,- defender,
    protector
    tODTOteCt,
    defend; eave
    shelter

    ,
    ;

    :«2
    protect VO,
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    ]
    ,
    ,
    willingnew
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    wiwh;
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    ,
    to have
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    mind
    <» (to),
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    itfj
    |
    willing,

    volunteer
    to baptize;
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    cbriHten
    to be bapti-
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    ,-'
    to grow (or: ()

    ,
    get) hoarse
    to grow thin
    (or: lank)
    Ephraim
    (: )
    to aeoent the

    ,-
    ,
    throne; to be
    settled
    this here

    vin^ar
    estimate, ,
    -
    ,-
    ;
    estimation,
    judgement;
    opinion

    I
    to estimate;
    esteem; give
    one'sopinion
    ;
    -
    ,,- ,
    on
    to charm; «f

    enchant;
    bewitch,
    fascinate
    eye-witnesi I
    ••
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    •,
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    evi.U.fitly,
    >|), visibly
    evident,
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    ••|
    '

    <»>
    |.
    '

    outline,
    visible

    eketch
    ,
    -
    -
    <'-,-
    to oatline,
    <lraw round
    to l>lackon,
    blackinitil;
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    ();
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    .

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    slander

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    "
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    clean
    to dutit
    cleanfli>

    \veU-ren<l,
    Rtndied
    -{);
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    (exteiisivf)-

    "
    "(
    !
    rejMlillJfi
    Ijook-lear-

    purification

    to expect,
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    ,
    wait for
    ,,
    "
    cap, hood;
    coif
    to inoculate;
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    • graft, bud

    kneehand; ,
    £;-,

    " ,
    string of

    "
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    socket, (»rbit catUT,
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    become a
    etranger to
    to \'
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    (luMltli), to
    TV
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    '
    ,-
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    ; ,() to fto (or:


    Imtoiiu') mad
    to
    to be xniutrt-
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    )
    foB (-

    - ,
    ,,
    , miHtnke;
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    fault, error

    ^- ,
    ,
    ()
    omvK(vB)aTH
    cheat, decei-
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    cheating,
    deception,
    fraiul
    to «leoeive.
    cheat; tricli; ;.,
    -
    impose upon
    -
    (),
    to Ik- mista-
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    ,
    ;
    - to be clieated

    sparii.tr;
    foiltearance
    spare, Bave

    spare, saving
    economical
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    «•,

    .
    snvin(^ (pi.)
    peacock,
    peafowl
    peahen
    ,
    Paul

    -.- spider
    peacock

    ,- spider's web,

    spront,
    young shoot,
    cobweb

    offspring
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    , <?
    , ;

    85

    ^)
    nuniicTb

    (
    (finffer)-nail;

    «,
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    '
    (toe) nail

    carcaee,
    carrion
    (*,
    dropped
    fnut, wind-
    fall(«'n fruit); )

    -
    wind-

    ,
    (pi:

    to fall;
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    to lament;

    scoundrel
    tumble

    can»
    ;
    ; ,
    ., N'owmber
    villain,
    ecainp

    .
    ( unfortu-
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    j?reedy . -,
    destiny
    .
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    ()-
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    prreedy,
    gluttonous
    ^,
    III
    ,
    tvxa
    claw, clutch ,
    voracious

    );()
    ,l!,"ll't" pie

    ,
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    share, nojv
    portion
    to smoke

    : mah'volent
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    malevolence.
    barm

    'laKVUuK
    to pack (up)
    baggage,
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    Hexton,
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    round thin
    etakc

    -
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    -
    palace
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    to burn
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    j?low
    in
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    <1\«1
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    Hliootinjr,
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    '
    (») ,
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    rill» '.match
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    blush
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    finder; toe
    fUfl
    to bum;
    heat (a room)
    Htick, cane ,
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    (

    ;;
    incendiaiy
    bimlinff
    hot; ardent;

    '-
    pasHionate
    palm(- tree) '
    naif(-Tpi)
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    iirema_

    )> i)nrning
    hoar-froet; -;
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    fritter
    rime

    to, remem-
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    remember 17
    think of
    '
    387

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    rative

    rv'trntive

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    mister;
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    blind-man'H
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    buff

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    .
    maid
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    ir.lHRn
    frying-pan
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    bride

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    young
    master
    reign, eove-
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    ,',empire
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    ' -
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    gt'iitleman

    -
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    -.- ;
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    armor-clatl
    armor
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    forti
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    parade
    screen

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    even-num-
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    Parawceva,
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    . ,
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    :
    parish-priest
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    (>-
    bungler

    (
    11

    :6«) ;>
    bungle
    party
    lad, youth , ()
    ()
    ;,
    lads; youth
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    pair «Hiple,

    sail; ray,
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    ,|, •|.'-
    ( Mt

    '|)«'-,
    -
    (oversalu-

    Hift; it'Hift;
    rat<')

    B<»\V I'ni'W
    ,4
    •

    <1
    :
    '' (or: «tvcr
    ajrain)

    |>'
    clianjn* one's
    M-at (or:
    train) | (:
    ''
    t'han^ tiic
    saddle
    '
    -
    t(H) great

    ]) averape
    on (npon)
    HultnesH

    ()
    |'
    an average
    ,
    'I
    --
    |)
    leap over,
    jnnip over
    pcrijecute

    hear, exa-
    nn'ne
    dream awjjy
    (the time)
    ,
    ((
    <>

    ^.

    *()-
    pass (tlie
    time) in
    dreaniH
    ;
    |> displace

    oversalt
    '»
    ' 40!>_|»
    |(
    )
    t

    -
    )

    .11 (t)i(>
    () |}-

    '
    iiiKbt)

    II.

    ii'lH-cbiiin

    <'|
    |>»
    1<> awny

    ,
    ( t

    translatra

    j?row over-

    , ripe
    he whole
    day)
    -
    ( «> )

    ]-
    IK J
    to

    t ^' |)^»-
    U'ttve off

    ,')
    (-
    ,
    (mutm.: }xt-

    •|-
    |(««) (|»),
    iniitatiun)
    traiis|M»s«*,
    transplaoP |0
    |».
    inUnuption,
    Htaiul-still;
    intemiiseion
    ,-
    <^)-
    (,-
    |»< prow
    -
    old; (),

    , )
    go outof

    t |-' (or.
    put into a
    new
    daU)

    (fre^h)
    («

    (|«)

    ,- be<l
    It

    11'

    ''-
    |i«rrep-

    '>
    warn, cau-
    tion;

    warning,
    nish
    admo-

    adinnnition
    old, overripe
    ,-
    ;
    |> »,
    11.

    II.

    \'
    .-
    ;-
    ^-
    -t'«
    fright,

    frighten,
    terrify; to he

    fire
    horror

    frightened
    upon;
    bombard,
    ,
    )
    (),
    ,;
    '
    cannonade
    ,

    ' |
    --
    , >(1>
    410

    -
    merit,

    |*
    .
    ting; •

    '^; II 1)11

    |)<',
    ft;. 'II

    iruiiHforina-
    ti«ni; rfcou- >*
    , Htriuti»ni,
    reforming?

    -(' '|»-
    ,:
    lU'jieCTyn
    violation, uieu,
    ffime, tran-
    «itiun

    «'- '|'1
    ,
    -
    go

    ,
    f (pans, (».-),
    st»p> over, <')
    cr«)88, trans- |»
    ..,
    "i'j
    gret»

    *>.
    1'|-
    criminal;
    convict
    ieapyear

    criminal
    -
    UBK
    ])- pn'judiw
    1>(
    |>4;
    - oak
    ( »,
    I>rejiulge

    into,

    -
    get «1141
    tlie rain -

    | >
    8(1
    , through

    remodel
    transform
    (the)
    coat

    -,
    KOB1

    '
    endure, get

    Uep'T-CHP-
    ,--.
    over
    cut through, ,
    ti
    intersect
    rnh through;
    wear out
    , -|
    witU rubbing
    ''
    |)'(--
    411 nvpcx

    |-
    III
    f<irc4)tlir*>iig|i

    flow tlinMieh
    (or: over)
    intorhwre;
    );
    |>; (op:

    ;-
    knit tlirnuKh
    inUTweave
    '><> t<> die away;
    rot; puLreify ,,
    ('| to new-caHt,
    iiu-lt
    -.
    ->,
    <-|'|-

    ''
    to eii<lu,
    hold out,
    fltand; laut
    to U'at well;
    ,
    )() ,
    ,, '.

    ,,
    duet, iicatofi'
    tl duHt

    -
    '---
    -]*
    shake (up)
    «•(), wuU; Hearch
    all-over
    to languuh,
    ;
    (an)

    '- draw
    ])ii away

    through;
    ,
    |}«,
    1>!
    ''
    proK.nK,

    to
    jirotract;
    over
    l)niig
    overbur-

    cro(<H*lane;
    den
    -
    --,- ;

    )
    by-Htit44.

    1|'() teach ex ce-


    lane

    SEdvelj; ;(
    (learn exces-

    |)'
    1
    - sively)
    too learn(>d
    extol, eing
    oue'e pnueee BOU3
    ,-
    , ,

    ; () 41 2
    '|»- ',
    ; () l>ow
    «lown, iiiiike
    to lean H\\ ay,
    ,
    <',

    ;,(
    ,
    umi; (h-an
    to OIH" 8«,

    ni'|H'XHTJ)H-
    inclino)
    outwit, cfieat

    passajro, ,
    (
    ,);
    crossinjr,
    tran8ii(i(>ii) (>,
    .'- keep;
    prt'servp;
    ,
    «•', hide
    by (or:
    ovei', jro
    through
    (),

    '' ;
    catch up, an,
    Heize

    )-
    |)()-
    ( level -)cros-

    rebaptize;

    —
    cross
    cross
    sing
    (-)
    —
    ''
    |-
    nCJN'IU» '{)
    , ,-
    ,
    shell blos-

    - soms, fade,
    wither

    -
    nept filter, strain
    -'
    |),

    ,-
    *»-) '1
    overrate,
    overestimate

    wait (for)

    hook, catch;
    hang up;
    -|>-
    ,,
    ;
    pick a quar- |>
    ' «- rel with
    strikt cut;
    Close
    ;
    ; - ,, |-)
    »|>;-
    -'-
    ;-
    -|>
    413
    count OVV.

    (leny;»lispMtt'

    '<1
    quarrel

    (or: over)
    , |>,
    |''
    KUBHT

    (:
    |-
    '
    anticipate
    m
    |- hindrance, [>,
    (|>€\ Hearch
    r)bstacU'
    all -
    over
    »'
    (-
    ingraft (<>r:

    )
    -
    (|.«'.} inoculale'i

    |«* aiifw

    iifpiiHa
    (U! -11 V)
    vaccinate

    Persia
    anew
    t'i<l<>r-.li)\vn
    (or: fcallior)
    »()
    (plilt
    -),
    Qt'pift sjiear-grass,

    -,
    -^,
    .
    -.
    <b)fr-pr:i.ss,
    swine-grass,
    coucli-prass,
    wheat-grass ()-
    ptelmld,

    ;
    - ,'
    8potte<l
    IK
    lit
    |»t»arl;
    to sparkle;
    (bead;
    ();
    *- glltt«r, gli-

    jH'arl -oyster,
    oriental pearl
    8ten

    (
    > )'
    (-
    nius^oi
    featliered
    f'jatJ-.er, ,
    «'
    ;
    1(

    :»'<-'
    ) pen, nib
    plume

    (ringer-)ring ()
    )

    414

    |)-
    -,-
    .«., force
    IHTluine

    capbiciim, ,(
    |',

    -
    -
    , —
    Cayenne
    pfplier
    to pepjxjr
    fiixt(Iy)
    piif.rity,
    prere<lence,
    ,|»
    |>()

    »
    supfriority

    -,- first

    «,-
    ^
    ,
    first

    'lop;
    time,
    «onu'thinj?
    now
    bound
    tenderness,
    fondness
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ;

    <
    ' ;
    - , ,'
    |
    -
    caress,

    fondling,
    fnndle

    •darling; pet
    '8.4,
    endearment
    |.;,
    ',

    -
    variegated,

    - nxitley
    varie^rated
    (or: irioiley)
    ap|>earance, ) |-(
    -, bright color 1),
    (-)
    J

    .
    (running
    knot, noose
    P«'ter
    I'etiograd
    parsley
    stove
    —
    ^,
    CTf)B
    grief
    seal; print
    seal; press
    ;
    ;
    ;

    '
    Ilf4f|W4
    ^
    ioa«t(-nn'ul)
    cave; arche<l ,
    |)(-)
    ,()
    tomb, grotto
    fiold-agaric, -«,
    ()
    ,;
    (common)
    -,- musliroom
    bake; roast;

    IU -
    ()
    baking
    liver
    fondled,
    burn

    spoiled
    lx*r-hou8e
    cellar;Vault
    ,
    -
    v7HBep

    ,
    waiter
    U-er; ale ;
    ,
    brewer
    \ breweiy
    '

    piony, peony

    .
    -, -
    innak
    .saw
    particle of
    duHt; atom
    sawdust
    ';
    MOCK
    CO

    -
    Philip
    ;

    , -;
    to saw; file
    handsaw

    , ()
    ;
    baU
    sawn (sawed)

    ,
    " ,;
    diligent,
    industrious
    dili^nce;
    mdnstry,
    applicat'on,
    urgency
    .-'-

    I
    to watch,
    tend, take
    ,
    I care of
    lii;

    ()
    41
    to file;
    (hasten)
    ;(»
    Btamcn
    liimler, hold, ,
    keep off;
    detain, reet-
    rain
    inoutti piece
    *
    .(),
    ();

    ,-
    -
    )ip
    feast,

    -,-
    «'-
    -)8,
    banquet

    flatnoeed
    to Bpatter,
    gush, Ppnrt,
    ;
    -,
    ,,
    ;
    ,
    sprinkle
    to ft'ast;
    drink hanl,

    () carouse

    (
    scriblcr.

    -,-
    indifferent

    --
    writing
    writer
    slate-pencil

    scribbling, ,
    )
    -
    writing
    Fjister-egg
    secretary

    - office
    c»ffice-work
    writer;
    ()
    ,
    ,
    «

    -
    < author, lite-

    .
    (. rary man
    authoress,
    writer
    <«
    literary pro-
    CTRO, fession,
    UHt-bMef- authorship

    to write
    ; :

    -
    41

    UHCK wliinnin^, (),


    (-!]
    (|>.

    *-
    |))
    8(|m>aking
    tfudgeon

    }»ragjfin)f;
    chubby;
    noisy
    Hcandal-
    ,
    * ;
    -

    ,
    .

    luouger (or.- MoHrt'p,


    (•)

    ,
    -goflHip)
    cheeks
    Nqui'akin^,
    whinning, (),
    ()-
    , whinipt'riiig,

    young
    pipping
    bii'd 4
    ( );
    -
    to pout
    (one's lips

    '
    make a
    mouth

    -
    - ,
    - ;
    I
    literate

    obligation

    literature;
    knowledge

    artof reading -
    and writing;

    ,,
    panuKinship;
    learning

    ;
    writing;

    to

    mouth ,'
    letter;
    open

    ,
    one's mouth;
    to grumble

    : )
    enont,mnzzle
    (y
    type
    <)()

    (', (,
    beak, bill)

    pistol
    418

    HHlepp<jrel
    tioii-rnark

    ,
    nieil-MH]
    interroga-
    tion -
    {-
    ,]
    ;

    question
    interrogative
    interrogato- ,(
    ;-
    ••y, quetitio>
    nary
    ,
    , (
    ,-<
    ;
    ask, interro
    inquire
    }::iU\

    -,-
    qiieHtion;
    bx)k for
    drinking;
    ;
    drink
    lx)Iter, bol- (),
    ()-
    ting-bag;
    tne finest -
    , ()
    -,-
    w beaten
    flour ]
    to drink

    ',^
    , ,
    drinkable,
    fit for drin-

    king

    intercHfing,

    (-)
    inquisitive
    to bolt (or:
    sift) flour

    peculiarity,
    particulare
    feature,
    -
    ,
    ,
    '
    ()
    -
    (),

    )
    (<.>- own J

    o<id; gir-
    idiom

    natal; ,;
    ()
    ,
    ,

    nianfe),
    «ngular
    pupil,
    eciiolar
    nHXR_ 419
    pride hangho
    tinees;
    ,
    ,, ro-
    epo-
    arrogance,
    8()
    ^,
    |)-
    \

    <
    to boaet, to
    be proud of
    to be prim ,
    -),
    -
    (on cor), to (:
    beaffectfed

    proud,
    haughty,
    ,
    ,--,
    magnificent,
    ,
    splendid;
    buastfol,
    pride,
    liaughtinesB
    ,
    ,---
    >)eautT,
    ,
    splendor,
    magnificence
    to Hqueak; ,
    --
    ();
    , -
    -, .
    (
    (-
    .
    whine; peep
    slate-pencil;
    musical-
    inetrument
    ;--
    ,()
    b.U "'""'
    , ()
    -
    in an under-
    tone; with
    bated breath
    ().
    noon — , of -,
    -; ,
    -()
    mid-day;
    8outh(-em) ()
    (.)
    nine and a
    half; (half-
    past nine) )
    ; (-
    meridian
    half-moon; -,
    crescent
    north; mid-
    night 1
    I ;- «aftf
    4'>0

    ,
    -
    -
    iiortliurn,
    northerly;

    -,- midnij^t
    penineula

    -
    -, -
    fifteen diea-
    v<'«put toge-
    ther in the

    radios

    hAlf-yeariy

    one and a
    field

    -
    ],
    liaJf rej

    ) two and a
    half
    , ,
    '
    ()
    (2

    (. )
    loft, garret;

    nnder below
    basis

    beneath, by,
    ; ,-
    (),
    ,,
    (()
    to beat (or:
    put) under;
    subdue
    on

    ;
    9-
    nyrj
    (:
    fly (get)
    to
    v.ounded
    (sore),
    up;
    become

    np:
    feet
    " ;()
    ()
    (, (>-
    )
    tnstep

    ()-
    -
    , .

    to help

    ;() 1 up (come
    running) to
    subjugation;
    sore on the
    sole of the
    )(an

    foot

    ip. .) coltsfoot I
    \*-,
    421

    ()
    - -
    -,- to whiten

    chin
    little ()

    -
    to stir (raise) (pefts)
    np

    ; ; an

    -
    fonndation;

    (> ) stay; beam


    to hinch (eat
    Homething)
    before eupper
    afternoon's
    (

    ---
    .--,
    Inncli
    to tie (or:
    bind)
    to elovate,
    raise
    up
    ,
    ,
    ()
    (-
    -,-)
    elevation;
    rise; increase 8,

    ,,)
    raising
    to blow from
    below (be-
    neath)
    <)
    ()
    subject,
    dependent
    the relay,
    (
    ,- team (of
    hones)
    to lead
    (bring) up to,
    to erect, ,,()
    raise,

    garter
    bend (or:
    eetup-

    bow) under,
    rignt
    %,()
    tuck up
    '-,. country at
    the foot of a
    mountain
    9
    1
    422
    )
    uiuier; pry ; (1
    1

    -,- to fatt<>n
    into

    ;[ (»(

    | -
    -
    (
    (a little)
    ( to Bhav»?;
    bare; strip of
    . ' dew-lap (of
    an ox)
    It III
    IV
    scrape np to, cKpeftn
    turn muUT,
    tuck up

    surrender,
    ,;
    ;' ) eubmit
    to suggest

    < ;'-,:
    eubject(ed)

    " iiependence;
    buuiility
    Horvitude
    (

    submissive,
    humble («
    -
    ^
    slielter;
    garret
    underground
    ,
    ,;
    (-)
    subterra-

    drive up,

    ()8;
    neous

    approach
    to pick up;
    (to
    undertake,
    submit to)
    -,
    (-
    ,()
    CO

    ()- ()«>
    :

    to whiiper,
    prompt
    tuck up
    (]
    an
    foundling
    » (»)
    (). 4W
    ;
    ()
    |> tiiruw
    -'
    ;
    (put) un-
    <li>r;
    ()
    (|, »';-
    T|
    '
    OB nu;

    u'KC-

    ((])
    ;
    Hubetilute)
    -)
    0UB3,

    leftB; lower cover; ()


    , ;
    >-
    -
    stand; bat»

    cpeftnan
    horfle-flhoe
    (18)
    »|-
    , () {

    . ;

    --
    ,-
    gaiters

    turn np,
    tuck; roll,
    waliow
    ().
    ,,

    ,
    -
    ((>,
    () |- ineak up to,
    et«al near
    wren

    cut from
    , ((
    ,

    ^,
    () -,- underneath,

    turn up,
    clip
    ,
    ; wind np

    -
    ,-
    [;
    -,
    ,
    <
    )
    -

    |)
    |-
    () to shoe (a
    horse)
    brilje, cor-

    oorruptible;

    briber, cor-
    rupt

    venal
    ' ,
    (

    -- .: ' ,|,.
    ();
    «,
    TV
    )<>,
    ()7
    If

    ,
    -,
    -
    -
    rupter
    corruptibdi-
    ty, venality,

    corruption,

    smoke; fumi-
    gate
    ,
    an induce,
    tempt ()
    4
    -
    '•iilHinlinate,
    Mubjt>ct;

    ,
    ti»»n,

    88
    8Ut)jeO
    tioo, depeii-

    --
    ,
    ilfncc;flul>

    --
    - ,
    fiattprinft,
    Htinlntiiifr,
    adulatory
    flatli'ry,
    adnlation;
    fnlsonie
    «',
    -(>

    --
    flattenr,
    flat-
    terinft
    character
    ,
    |-; (j

    -
    '--
    ^
    TqtiHf

    )
    adulator;
    coaxer

    -,
    (<5|)-
    )
    8<
    Inin^tlftte
    (or:
    ate) oneself
    (or:
    favor) with
    carry
    II (' (

    -()-
    ,- water, wet
    person

    to baste meat
    , ((

    7-
    sauce, gravy;

    licker;
    oroth

    greenhorn
    ;
    coo,

    , )
    1.1
    , li«k, insinu-
    ate oneself -.
    base, Tile,
    mean
    ,
    ,
    r!l,V«i:mi. ' 42'.

    mitlvr Kpio

    >
    (>
    ,(' )!
    (<»: ),
    () to), (an,

    -
    «
    fortli; 1.
    near

    ,
    -
    (oi-e«t

    , tiu>anneiM

    flight;
    (np);
    ascent ,
    «• (),

    '
    ,
    ect'HT
    fly np, flattpr
    up(wardD)
    ,
    (9)
    -• - ;
    -,
    floor
    lay (put)
    under
    subject one-
    ()
    4- K-lf; to be

    () ted (or: (>:

    ,
    liable) to )

    ()

    -
    become (get)
    wet
    allurement,
    enticement,
    (•()
    cheating

    ,
    ,
    to allure, (),

    -
    () Hubject
    to under-
    Botluoe,

    wash, wash
    away from
    entice

    -
    («-

    Bubetitnte,
    below
    subetitntion

    exchange,
    put liuder
    ,
    <; JTHT-IOT,
    -
    42
    h underletting,
    : Kul^teiuuiey
    ; :!
    - palate

    -
    4 »

    '

    1
    '
    it
    ^: 4
    stool,
    (of); foot-

    8tal; 8tep-
    |- -;
    ();
    ,"
    ping-etone
    11
    foot-stool
    renewal,
    renovation;
    ^-
    -,
    - to
    repair(ing)
    lift up,
    raise, elerate

    suspected

    to render
    suspicious
    |»,

    7
    ,-

    suspiciouB
    Kuspicioa

    -, lever
    sole
    ,
    ,()
    lie under,
    -' fall under

    -
    incur a
    l)enalty, to b« TJ
    \

    ,-
    liable to I

    punishment

    fuel (to light


    fire in stove),
    inuendiarism
    arson -
    ,'
    (
    ),

    ;]
    to kindle
    (make, light)
    a fire ; set
    (,
    on fire
    muflhroom
    to gird (on) ()
    !()
    () 427

    (liink
    liquor
    ,
    to pi't tiphjr,

    up
    ,
    tipsy
    buckle, ','
    '
    girdle, fasten

    to prop, sup-
    port; help,
    to

    aid
    ,
    cyno^jT,

    (7)- Higiiaturo

    ' to sign,

    to bribe
    endorse

    prop, stay, ,,
    -,
    ,

    < )

    -
    support
    make drunk,
    intoxicate

    '
    -
    -
    -
    person
    undertaking
    a thing;
    contractor
    enterprising -
    -
    ;<
    -
    -
    8
    ,
    spirir of

    ,-
    entfrprise
    undertaking,
    enterprise

    ()

    ,
    tear (off)

    ()- ,
    -, cat, clip

    imitate,
    forge, falsify,
    counterfeit,
    knit on
    , (),
    (>,
    |) grow up
    person in bf.4
    teens; strip-
    hug ^,
    ;

    -. ()-,
    ' 428

    --
    - '-,
    -;!
    («-)(»,
    left-si.

    nianual
    snlictrdinate

    f '
    lay (put)
    under; help
    to a wat,
    tion

    ,, ()

    ---
    ,
    mount
    beip to

    short ami
    (a
    horse) )
    ,-
    mof»T
    (

    ; ,
    siout, tiiirk-
    tf r '*t,

    strew; add;
    stubby

    bank
    ();
    , 6t>HK

    -
    to form an

    , ambiinh;
    ambush

    ambuscade
    spring up
    (or: —open),
    lurk ()
    an;

    jump, bound ()

    ,*
    (leap) up
    -
    undercuta-

    leaping,
    jumping
    plucK, plume
    from beneath
    neoos
    ,
    to fleece one

    eavesdropper
    listen, clan-
    destinely,

    climate
    l)aae,
    overhear

    fonn-
    .
    '-
    ,-
    dation
    —

    429
    stand, trfatk* ,'
    '
    lay (put)

    spread, Htrew
    under
    ,
    ;
    (uyr)

    ()
    - (

    litter;
    lay) nn«ler
    bed of

    ,,
    ,
    straw
    to sliear, cut
    .,- cnrtail
    to wonnd by

    ,-
    f)l looting

    ()
    .
    Htratagem;
    deceit

    -
    ,
    -,- -
    -
    to approach,

    it

    fliy
    «'raw Dear
    idious,
    cimnin^
    insidiou.sneHH
    ,,
    ,
    cunning
    put under-
    (neath) ()
    - cut from

    -,- underneath,

    to

    to draw
    wipe
    clip
    (off) ()
    undt-r (or: (: an)
    )'-
    ;
    up)

    --
    » ,
    to decay

    -
    to decline in
    heal til

    (—)
    to instruct,

    (
    teach;
    —learn)
    ; (-)
    to flatter

    lieinfi^
    tlie
    to intoxicate
    under
    clouds
    -
    -

    ,
    ,- to Ht<'p
    420
    under
    c

    ),'(
    Iran-

    <
    •

    (by stealth);
    to try (endea-
    vour) to

    '
    "\" cheat

    ,
    '
    S
    "t, suitable
    during, in

    ,
    ,
    <» tlio time of

    ,
    «4
    wliile, wliilet

    -' »>
    -
    .-
    lower part of
    the belly
    fo underline

    »
    »'1

    -()
    to comb

    to snbordi-
    nau;,
    whispering
    to whisper,
    (or:
    upwards)

    eublue
    -()
    ()
    ()
    (in some-

    ()-
    I

    one's ear)

    ;—
    I

    to sew under-
    ,,
    () -
    neath, line

    (sewing
    with

    ;
    ; ()
    - ),
    imderneath);
    hnmg;
    eheathing

    (?
    -.-) (n.
    incite, insti-

    to recognize
    ,
    lining; soling

    gate

    ^i I
    late

    j
    l<»lH'late(or:
    —detained; | (.)
    (
    ;

    drink
    431
    (f«»r
    aniinale) );(
    -,- troiif^h
    catch, Hoize;
    understand
    pike, lance,
    ,;
    ,,
    spear
    8(]ueak
    to (take) ,
    ) ;
    care; provide
    for
    (2. bed of
    boards;
    JLTound
    relict, facili- ,*
    ,
    '
    ;()
    !
    —
    tation
    relieving,
    lightening
    field, wild
    vengeance,
    revenge
    to revenge,
    avenge; take
    ,
    ,
    ,,^
    revenge

    .., \-

    foam, froth,

    to foam.
    spumy
    froth, scum
    frothiness.

    foaming,
    frothy.
    spumy
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,-
    )>
    priest
    tear, snatch
    feathers; .
    ,

    -
    plumage
    feathery
    t.. lose fea-
    thers; moult,

    pillow-slip
    mew
    ', ,-
    4S2 (2 )
    ';: »
    featiiered
    feathery
    sandy

    \\
    - Randstone
    Nand{y)

    mission
    legate

    aft«'r, at, to; ,


    , ,

    -,-
    couforuiablt'

    fasting
    song
    to,
    , »)- '
    sand
    fa8t(ing); ();
    keeper;
    Lent

    ,
    - -
    -^,
    foeter-faiher;
    foster-child;
    favourite- ;
    - -
    child

    nnrse, maid
    sweat;
    perspiration
    ,-
    ,
    !()
    -,-
    to go
    darkness
    pound, grind ,
    infantry
    foot-passen- --
    , .
    7,
    (2 )
    ger, wallier,

    bubble, bli-
    ster, bladder

    stove; oven;
    g«Hr

    furnace
    ,
    (),
    ,,
    ,
    ()
    43
    foot-eoldier

    pillnwcaee
    pedestrian,

    on foot
    foot
    .
    7T-coJg|-

    -;
    ¥

    ,- -(.)
    foot-path;
    loot- pa ve-

    drunkard,
    hard drinker
    D.ent
    ,
    --
    --
    ,<
    ,
    to crow
    drinking
    bout.
    caroueal
    dmnkennetw
    mania for
    ^
    drinking
    to be jfiven
    to drink, to
    carouse
    .
    ,-
    flow;

    to

    )
    quagmire
    swim; .
    . - float (np.

    to sail

    ,,
    swimmer

    ,() navigation
    to water;
    float;
    swimming
    melt

    ;;-
    -,• fin; pinnule;

    fluid, liquid
    web
    ,-
    1
    swimming
    flat (plain)
    side
    ()
    4:{4

    nat
    ,
    ,,
    tf>"«|»;

    ,
    crawl
    to cry, wwp,
    (/
    •
    -,-, whine

    '-
    ,()
    - ,
    rrier, whiner

    WeepinR,
    lanientable
    flauiiiiK,

    ,,
    blazing
    to inflame
    to flanu",
    blaze, glow
    ,
    ,
    ,
    layer, elic»-,
    shift
    flocky, flaky

    pay(nient);
    ',
    ;
    salary, waj^eH

    lieam, raft ;.
    ,8
    8,
    clothing;; pi:
    clot a'M

    ; ;,
    '
    flap;
    patch; clout
    11 lamina;
    (: Janu'l)
    ',-
    - ()
    payable, (liio
    of payment
    salary
    flabby

    ;
    linen cloth;
    linen cover
    crying,
    weeping
    cloak, mantle
    gown
    .
    ,, -
    rain-ooat
    ;

    (> - 4S.5

    foeter-diild

    ; ,,-
    foeterer
    nnrae

    ,
    to foHter,

    vaU, take
    ciilti»
    {,
    rj

    care of

    ;
    stroll (on
    eaunU'r)
    about; knock
    ((»)

    , ,,,'
    about the

    to
    8treet(a)

    ,
    clap,applaad
    dabble
    flat, plane
    ,
    >,

    '
    ehoal; stretch
    (in a tWvt)

    () twist, braid,

    twisted,
    plait

    platted, ,
    ,
    plaited
    plaiting;
    wickerwork
    Elaiter, ,
    -
    ,
    ,
    raider; bas-
    ket-maker

    texture
    wicker-work
    manufactu- --
    ).
    (2
    ring of plai-
    ted works

    shoulder; pi:
    back,
    dorsum
    ;
    -
    ,
    broad-
    shonldered,
    equare-built
    ,
    »
    * '
    njK4RS
    '» -- 4
    of ebirt na|iT('

    >
    ]
    HhoiUdor-

    » ,
    |>--
    blade,
    11
    Hhoaldur
    «() ()
    Hwimnier
    fluid, fluidity

    nuid, liquid
    ,
    ,
    Illl
    liquid (fluid)
    state; liqui-
    dity ,()
    -
    to flow
    to flow;
    ,,^
    6
    ewini; float
    I)latc
    Hhallow; flat
    menibrune
    ,«
    fruit
    -,
    fruitful,

    mould,
    ffrtiU»
    ,,
    ,
    iiiustineHs
    to must,
    mould
    mouldy,
    muHty
    fence lu'dKt',
    l)al<l head;
    ,«;,
    (or: Ijald
    pate); nudity
    to aecun-
    wedges, rivet
    by ),
    Hjiiall

    to beget.
    wedj
    pro<luee,
    engender
    ,
    |-,
    - VM to
    437

    fertility

    ,,
    flat

    ,
    flatnees

    weak, feeble;
    timid,
    plain
    plouKh
    plouKher,
    plouf^hnum
    ,
    ()-
    entangle-
    ment
    -
    -^
    to entangle,
    (),
    to spit,
    involve

    ex{)ectorate
    .
    ,,
    Hpittinghox,
    spittoon
    ugly, dirty.
    nasty
    to soil, abuse
    ,,-
    insult

    ,
    , ,
    '
    dirt, fUth,
    smut
    dashing,
    ashing
    to splash,

    l)ed-bng
    dabble
    ,
    -)
    <()
    l>ad (or: (:
    stormy)
    weather
    plush
    to laminate,
    flatten
    stain, spot,
    blot
    .(),
    ;

    ,, ,,, 48

    to
    aUined

    apot,
    plan, akctch,

    planter
    design

    plantatioo
    ,
    -
    CTCfti

    cd

    plaster
    KOpTOMCV
    ,
    court- platter

    of Rtem,

    -, - (stalk,
    to climb,
    tmnk)

    , KjnftM»
    ' stretch, bend

    after, for,
    aboat
    Ruthenian
    ,
    ,
    1." *-;, '
    (•dj)
    (num) at two
    to dirty, soil,
    ,
    VT

    ,
    <
    foul
    much, in
    large quanti- 01
    ties
    meeting
    again
    to see eadi
    other; to
    meet again
    ;
    ()
    ohoreland,
    visit

    littoral
    (), (
    <5()
    ranger

    assault: ,
    break; knock
    to pieces
    to long for,
    endeaver,
    strive, grieve
    ,
    ,
    49 --
    wfdnbmn
    to cover
    house with

    tilrr;
    tilra
    bUter ,,
    () Ut rewire;
    earn; get
    to marry one
    , ttft

    another
    ill'treatnient JrrpiTMeHT,
    cruelty

    ,
    ictory
    U) conjjuer, KOHKt>p,

    -
    oven-ouie

    ,
    victoriouH
    compu'ror,
    victor

    ,
    ,
    (>nlan(«>nient.
    exatoP'Hition ^>>
    increase

    ;')
    to enlarge,
    exaggerate
    taking:
    n'cruiting
    ;
    !^'|)
    ..
    ,,
    beside,
    !»y, by the
    aide of

    sidelong;
    lateral; colla-

    *
    teral
    to indulge
    indulgent,
    conaiderate
    (>
    - -
    indolgence,

    nigh, ,
    neighboring
    to grow pale
    ,.
    1:1

    440

    u >>
    ,
    ,{>
    pious, religi-

    ,.
    ness, devo-

    receiver.
    ous
    piety, godli-

    tion

    ''
    colk>ctor
    naftec,

    defender

    «) to coiupier,

    -
    overcome
    to fiar

    () .
    to fraternize

    - friend,

    - {
    ()
    brother

    ,
    fniternisa-

    (),ti'M» 3(>

    ,.-
    h- motive,
    injpnlse,

    ,
    inBtinct
    to impi'l.
    incite, move,
    affect »-
    to build up,
    erect
    stay; abode; ,
    ,-,
    charm;
    Htan<l
    alhir-
    mcnt, seduc- ,
    , -
    tempting.
    tion

    clianning
    authority.
    dignity.
    gravity
    .
    ,
    .^)
    ,
    ^^m K. gravely, with
    a dignifie<t
    manner.
    earnestly
    ,
    ,--
    esteemed.
    honorable '
    441

    ,
    ,,-
    ri'SlHCt, picnesT, pi-
    regard,
    eeteeo
    to respect,
    eett4'm,
    njranl
    pravt', dijfni-
    fied, serious ,
    ," ,
    !•
    fjipA

    k'liavionr,
    conduct
    oonmiiiiid, ,
    ,,
    ,,
    «irder
    (|) over, above,

    story, floor
    on
    (,
    >-
    noBt'pX
    outwardly, ^*),
    externally,
    -»-
    ,
    '

    --
    [
    superfiei&lly

    outer '- <|>,


    ->-
    fic'ial, exter-
    nal, exterior,
    outward

    exterior; ,,
    ',
    ', -
    - ;
    out«i«le;
    surface; out-
    ward api>ea-

    ontwanl
    |)<';
    riiU'-e
    -
    |), --
    |>--
    - 8Ut)erficiality
    enaUowneee

    -
    -,-
    - ,
    <4- ,
    ,
    , *
    () to prow
    cheerfnl
    to creep,
    crawl, sneak
    abetinent,
    continent
    abstinence,
    tempenuMc
    ()
    442
    8
    -
    longways

    '
    to wrap up, pen an,
    swaddle,
    envelope
    ().
    swaddling-
    band

    -,-
    •, -, |)1:
    plum-jam
    le,

    should,
    1, it
    hm (shall,
    ought,
    obligtMl) to,
    pi: we (you.
    they) have
    (shall,
    is )
    ,,
    , ,(.«
    (,)
    (.
    ;
    should) to
    obligation,
    duty -
    nOBBCHJTH
    to ol)ey

    t« be caught
    hanging. ,
    -
    ,(-
    hang down; ;

    liang oneself

    gn'eting,
    salmation
    dodder

    breath (or:
    puff) of
    )
    (of

    wind )
    )(:
    to blow
    (
    )
    (- rein
    motive, cause <),
    ,-
    8 ,
    ,
    inducement

    coach,
    carriage
    coachman.

    climber (
    driver

    .)
    ooBitavft climbing
    no-
    - 44S -,>
    uo for life
    eve-lid
    slow; easy;
    -
    ,
    ,)op

    . id,

    *
    indulgent

    Hlownese,
    indiil^nce
    inundation

    marry;
    garland
    confidential
    (or: boaom)
    -
    ;
    -
    ,'((^)
    friend.
    confidant
    confide to,
    ,
    --
    ,

    ,
    entrust,
    believe
    superstition

    intimate,
    confidential,
    familiar
    -
    ,
    -,-
    iiouicjfu
    hang (up)
    spun goods;
    thread;
    bundle
    , '
    , <'
    , --
    niJBicTb

    ,
    story, tale,
    novel
    teller, relater
    narrator;
    -
    novelist
    ^-
    district
    of a district -
    roof; shed ,
    for cattle
    pestilence,
    epidfemic
    ,
    9^,- air
    - ^44
    hung (man) (){)
    ,
    -
    -
    full; filled
    full
    to fill

    chubbyface<l
    (up)
    «
    ,'- ()
    . (
    .'

    -() authorirt'd;
    having
    f)ower of
    attorney

    ,,
    «'
    -
    ()
    ,
    authorized-

    -
    -()
    |-
    agent, nian-

    proxy;

    authority,
    <latory;

    trustw

    full po\v('r(s)
    ,-
    ()
    -
    {-
    Hanguine

    of

    full
    ( full)

    age
    age

    ,- bom

    fulne88,
    of the
    same parents

    plenty, abun-

    full moon
    dance
    () -
    ,,
    •(^)
    1>€

    to be (in
    health)
    ()
    slowly
    to cover; line

    cover, ; ,
    ,
    ,-;
    tick, pillow-

    ),
    ease
    to draw (or: (;
    pull) round;
    barrow
    ( ,,, 445
    tum(iiiR);

    U. : fuciti););
    return
    -.-
    1

    (),
    quick, active
    agib», dexti'-
    roua; retur- ,
    ,--
    -
    '
    ning

    |)- dexterity, 1),


    ,
    akin, ex'pert-
    8 {),
    U(>Bi4.>4aoHo
    generally,
    universally
    always, at
    any time
    <<(> ,
    ()- , -.,
    felt

    to arise;

    ,
    origi-

    ,
    nate; result;

    uproar, riot,
    inMUiTection,

    inenrgent
    ,-
    IV

    ),

    ,
    everywhere;

    " '-
    throiigliout
    general.
    universal
    everlasting,
    <*
    («,
    }),
    <
    to rei»eat
    dirt, - .-
    perjtetual

    nation, good
    |)
    |,
    -.
    ,,
    -for-nothing

    -,-
    ugly, dirtT,

    pagan, gen-
    tile, lieatlien
    bad

    ,
    ,
    ,

    44
    8,«>
    -,-
    ,
    ,
    ,
    to
    -
    , inmilt

    huatlii'iiitil)
    :},

    ]
    {wf^anism
    ' "'
    ^

    -,- iieatlioiUHni
    to tlrivf
    to p) out,
    «li«* away,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,(; '!)>;8
    toextin^riiiHli -
    -,
    ,
    l»ut out

    -,/ to perisli, to ,

    ..
    - ,
    ,
    ,
    be ruiiieU

    destruction;
    bend, curve
    I4*rnicious,

    to ben<l,
    fatal

    inflect

    , ,
    I^^t
    to jfive way,
    bend, incline
    , -
    ;,-
    |
    Ht(X)]>
    fair, clear, (>,
    serene;
    cheerful
    to pet worse

    -I'f
    -
    ,

    WITH
    to make

    to swallow,
    worfee

    devour
    to deepen
    ,
    to Vm

    -,
    absorbed in
    look; view,
    aspect,
    -
    ,,
    ,.
    - opinion
    to look at,
    view
    ——

    447
    to fall out
    (with), to - (),
    av.ffij
    rumor, fame, ,,
    ) proverb,

    (fine)
    adage

    weather
    ()
    ,-
    to appease,
    reconcile
    useful, Roo<l,
    serviceable
    ,
    ',
    ,- ,
    (- echo; 80-
    ,
    ,
    rumor,
    hearsay
    to get blue
    courier;

    driver,
    express
    ,
    ,()
    -
    beater;
    drover
    pursuance,

    contempt,

    despise
    persuit

    ecom
    -
    -,
    (),
    ()-
    contempt-

    person
    UOU8

    ruined by
    '
    . ,—,—
    fire
    burn off,
    away, or
    down, to be

    - ,
    burnt down
    entertain,
    treat
    readiness
    bordering,
    adjacent,
    ()'
    contiguous
    ! >. ..»
    <() 448 ,-
    (>()-
    ,—-
    ;- -,.;
    li<»nlfr-lan<l,
    — tAjrritorv,
    frontior-

    (5-- <»()
    -,>
    derH

    ,
    ,
    to bnry,

    }
    inter
    oven-raki-;
    poker noBvep

    <5 funeral,
    bnrial

    ,
    | unflertaker
    burial,
    funeral
    tlm*at,
    menace
    ,
    .-,
    defeat, muH-
    ,
    *•
    ,-
    <>|- l)eat
    sacre,
    slauKbter

    sublue,
    down,
    ,,- .

    It'll vancjuish
    ,-
    ,.,
    bust, lialf-

    -,
    - to sink,
    leught
    picture

    plunp-
    destruction,
    1 .
    () ',
    fnve,
    ruin
    hand,
    ten-
    ,
    ,
    - der, put
    to lodjre a
    complaint
    with the
    up

    -
    magistrate
    lay down
    (give up) (-)
    one's com-
    mission.
    tender one's
    ,-
    resignation
    '>
    <
    niove away,
    4

    reinove
    prettv far
    ^
    If)

    (off)
    .
    '^.

    -,
    jietition;
    nieinorial
    , -8
    -
    gift, present

    giver, dis-
    penser
    accominoda-
    tinj?, yiel-
    -
    ,
    ,
    ,
    )-

    ,
    ding, easy

    indulKenoe;
    yielding
    tax-payer, .
    -
    , .
    81

    -
    1- te- payer
    tAX, dutv;

    giving
    undertaking,
    impost
    '
    ,-
    enterpri»»,
    ), ,
    '>
    dee<i; exploit

    moveble, '
    ()
    . .,
    - wrestler.
    champion,
    defender
    movebleness,
    mobility
    doable, two-
    ,«
    ,-
    (), -

    ,-
    fold, ambi-
    gnoiis

    ^
    .
    '|»
    donhlenese
    court(-yard).
    back-yanl
    (-).

    - now and then


    temporarily
    here and

    •
    there
    IJf f

    450
    (), »-)
    work mull BopKMell
    (lay's work BDpK
    (-);OB

    -
    (death-)

    ^' knoll;
    tolling of the

    admiration
    neciuitJe^

    ,-
    men
    to admire
    breath, aspi-
    ration
    ,
    ,--
    ; t.
    like, euiiilar,
    reiiembUng

    likeness,
    rt'Hemblance
    to put
    ,-
    ,
    to liide one-
    take ,
    ,
    refnge
    plain- (land),
    (),-
    plainnesH

    division,
    parting
    Podolia,
    plain, level-
    (couutry)
    divifiible
    divisibility
    ;
    ,
    '
    -
    - ()-
    deed, it, ,,
    event
    |),
    ,,,-
    ) (
    resemblance;
    image (of
    becom-
    (jiod),
    ingnese;
    form; sight
    to please,
    to like
    to resemble,
    to be like
    ,
    <»<»|

    ,
    4ftl

    ,
    -
    «- lotif^isli,
    oblong

    make longer,
    good

    ^(),
    -
    ItMiKtlu'n,

    , -()
    prolong
    to grow lon-

    -, -
    gt>r, lengthen

    ovt'rpover,
    master ',
    (*,
    ,
    flap,
    (of a coat);
    womb;
    kness);
    tail

    (pi: ,,
    |-
    '

    '-
    portion
    to travel

    journey,
    travel; voy-

    traveller;
    age
    ,, -
    ;,*
    of a jour-

    II' «-
    ney, travel-
    ling
    sufficien-
    tly, enough;
    «'
    ,-
    abundan-
    ,
    '
    II >{)
    scratch,
    wound
    scratching
    single; par-

    minute-
    ticular,
    by
    ,,-
    -(>,
    ness; for-
    mality; pi:
    ,-
    '>»
    f)articu-
    ars, details
    friend, wife,
    consort,
    ;;
    -
    -» secondly,
    452

    for the rest,


    after all
    married
    ,,
    «)
    C8
    i>ecT,

    state,mat-
    rimony
    ;
    ;
    ()
    to marry;

    cial;

    breath
    join
    sociable, so-

    to recover
    matri-
    monial

    think over,
    -,
    ,
    ',
    consider
    %-
    to go mad; ',
    play the

    ',
    ;(-
    ,-
    )'-
    throtle,
    strangle,

    te;
    tial,
    choke,
    confiden-
    fool,

    impert-
    intima-
    inent, bold,
    audacious
    -
    ;-
    ,-
    ;
    ;-
    -- cushion;

    to

    duel
    bolster
    thanks
    ( fight
    a) duel

    simple, sin-
    >;
    -(-
    ','
    )

    gle
    poetry
    poem
    poet
    poetess
    |!| <
    poetic (al)
    poetical
    character
    46S ,
    ,
    -
    ;-
    '
    to deeire,
    long (wish)

    desire, ap-
    petite
    for,
    ly

    '
    ,«•
    |'-
    ()
    ;

    »|>
    fire, confla-

    fire
    gration
    - anni-

    hilator
    spot where
    --
    ()
    fire took

    coach-
    house of
    place,
    -'
    -- <>

    fire-bri-

    <>() gade.
    to-devour
    food, nou- ,-
    ---
    -
    rishment
    nutritious-

    living
    together
    ness
    -
    derive ad-
    vantage
    ,(:)
    .
    from, make

    -
    the most
    (or: profit
    out) of
    profit, ad- ,
    -
    '-
    ',
    vantage,
    utility, USe
    profitable.
    useful
    utility, use-
    fulness
    to lend
    ,-
    }', ,

    11 . to borrow
    ', loan
    red-cur-
    rents
    *' '
    464
    incendi-
    arism
    -
    ,
    ,-
    behind,
    after,
    ond, on the
    outside, out

    the day
    of

    after to-
    bey-

    ,,
    morrow

    ()
    the day
    before yes-
    terday
    behind,
    after,
    in last but
    one year
    ,
    as, because, 63,
    to deprive
    of
    -
    tobe depri-
    ved of, lose
    ,, - ,

    -
    081 allowance,
    permis-
    sion,
    to-allow,
    permit
    to greet, ', -
    ^,
    salute,
    present re-
    (-)
    - spects
    (compli-
    ments
    honron
    land, ter-
    ritorial
    horizontal, ,
    ,-
    - ,,
    level
    to to fOB
    law, sue at
    law, siun-
    mon
    -,-
    -. ant,

    glance
    453
    complain-
    plain-
    tiff,
    to-
    -,
    «

    wards a
    place, look an

    ,,-,
    up
    to yawn
    look; at-
    tention.
    care
    seemine,
    ostensible.
    ,
    '.
    -,
    -
    plausible
    leaf -brass.

    sign;
    tinsel.
    ,()
    ;— to
    symptom,
    make
    known; to
    get
    ,
    •

    :_ *()
    acquainted
    suit; (n.

    summons)
    -,

    U. .
    gilding
    gilder
    tram
    to give to
    drink.
    >
    ^, -

    ..{)-
    convey
    drive to
    water.

    (or:-away
    go away
    to,

    *
    ,
    ,
    ,

    11
    to show;
    point out
    to spoil;
    damage.
    ,
    >,
    1. to rage,
    rave; to
    mad
    go ,
    n-
    -,
    --
    ,-
    - 4
    goodlook-
    ing; con-
    siderable.
    ,
    ->
    -,'
    () shower,

    ' informer
    repentance
    to drip on.
    soil, spot.
    to have a
    slight
    cough
    ,,
    7

    , 4,
    -
    penitent,
    to repent,
    haste;
    speed:
    hurry.
    to cover
    »
    ,9 ;8
    with blood,
    strike
    bloody;
    till,until;
    as long as.
    -
    !
    nOKHHT^V
    in the

    let
    meantime
    me
    alone
    ,
    toabandon;
    throw up;
    , ,
    ,,
    cast, leave.

    )
    (- peace,

    .
    room; ('-)

    .
    (guest-)
    chamber,
    deceased.

    -,
    deceased.
    defunct.

    humble.
    dead

    submissive.
    ,
    ,
    • humility.
    submission.

    swath.
    «>'
    : - ;.
    4&7
    .
    :- ,
    layer;
    deck;
    .
    alraard

    ,-
    in store, in
    stock,

    bow;.,
    call; accla-
    mation.

    curt(e)8y;
    salutation.
    compliment
    -
    ,(),
    to bow; to
    curt(e)8y;

    ,()
    to sec;
    salute.
    adorer wor-
    shipper,

    perceive
    waiting-
    man, valet
    chamber-
    -
    ,

    -
    -
    '
    ,,
    maid.
    generation;
    race; line

    --
    beginning.
    since first
    beginning.
    to overpo-
    wer^naster;
    vanguish
    humility
    to profit,
    ,
    ,
    - -
    («,

    II
    make use
    of; enjoy
    (good
    health),
    to humble,
    to humili-
    ate.
    prostrately;
    (in swaths,)
    -
    ,
    ,
    458
    varnish,
    prostrately;
    by files;
    along.
    ,,(
    noKjm

    '^
    '
    to become
    (or: grow)
    pretty (or:
    red;to blush
    to grow
    ]
    (),

    '
    () ,
    prettier,

    ,
    II--- (Cover,
    to cover;
    hide. KOBcij
    conceal,
    covering,
    |
    % --'

    ,
    cover,

    ,
    ,
    to crumble.
    mince, cut
    in small

    : ;8,(-]-
    pieces
    post-lid ;lid;
    ((>6
    nice:

    ,
    disguise,
    pretext
    to

    -
    - ,
    ,
    strengthen;
    refresh,
    protection:
    protectress,
    protector;

    '
    patron.

    -- ',protection,

    - ,,,
    ,- patronage,
    to be-
    sprimde.
    sprinkle
    over,
    to crumplfj.

    ;
    dishevel.
    buying.
    purchasing,
    ',
    bargain.
    sale.
    -,-
    -, ,
    459

    ,-
    p.

    - buyer,
    purchaser;
    customer,
    temptation,

    penance;
    repentance,
    -
    ,
    nop-

    seat of
    honor
    hedge, clan-

    to do
    destine
    ;-
    sex
    penance

    coat-tale, -,
    <^
    front part
    of a ?Klrt

    -,
    ,
    rely on; put
    confidence
    in a person

    to arrange,
    regulate,
    repair,
    to flatter;
    ,
    -
    ,
    ()
    ,
    compli-
    ment; coax,
    patcher ,
    ,-
    -
    field
    field; field-
    guard
    , ,
    ,
    relief, ease,

    ' facilitation,

    flight,

    ; -
    ()
    glaze,

    glazed,
    swing

    enamel,

    enameled
    to water
    ,
    to glaze
    460
    , |)
    ,,
    broth,8auce, coc,
    gravy,

    -
    wormwood
    lustre,
    polish,

    ^^
    glimpse
    sheen,

    to shine,

    shelf;
    glitter
    ,
    , -
    stand; pi:

    -,
    : „*
    shelves
    box on the
    ear
    low place
    near the
    river;
    swath»
    ;
    piece of
    wood,
    leg of

    to polish
    wood
    to better,
    improve,
    ameliorate
    politics,
    one years
    «

    ,
    ,
    crop, (pro-
    duce.
    (— -).
    —
    income)
    policeman
    regiment

    -
    police
    colonel
    chaff
    hunting. ,-
    - *
    sport,
    (L to go a
    ' hunting
    sexual
    field-guard,
    kite
    ()
    461
    ,
    ;;
    »
    fallow, light
    carroty,
    pale, yel-

    - .()
    low,
    half
    smailler by
    half
    (-
    -
    in two (or:
    conaistiiig
    of two)
    parts.
    )
    halfness

    --
    ,.
    ,
    situation,
    site, posi-
    tion
    to put, lay
    sloping,
    ,

    (^
    to
    decRyotts
    lie,

    to rinse,
    wash.
    ,'
    to gargle

    ,
    ,
    ,
    II flame.

    captivity;
    imprison-
    ment,
    ice-hole
    blaze

    -
    ,
    ()
    ()
    )
    captive,
    prisoner
    .'
    ,
    ,
    scoop, ladle
    <

    - alp, high
    plain

    '.- alpine,

    to take
    prisoner;
    captivate,
    ,
    region;
    462
    ,^
    -
    tract of OB
    land;
    to weed
    Linen,

    HHft
    linen coat,
    to frighten,
    scare ,
    ,-
    - -
    startle ^
    shy.
    fearful,
    startlish,
    shyness; ,
    ,
    ()
    ,
    timidity;
    Polish
    cataract.
    meridian,
    dinner

    -
    "5
    ,
    midday,

    --
    noon
    at noon
    after noon
    noonday;
    meridian;
    southern,
    ladderbeam.
    ;
    -
    heap of
    thirty
    sheaves
    ;
    dish,
    radius
    Poland
    to becomjB
    fond of.
    love, con-
    ceive an af-
    ,
    fection for
    to fall in
    love with /
    to hunt,
    to lie down
    468

    )(
    Pole
    meadow ( in
    the wood),
    field
    inhabitant
    of a valley, ,
    dalesman
    to die; ,-
    ,
    J>erieh; to
    all in
    field of
    the

    ,
    «
    battle,
    to }ielp, as-
    sist, aid ,
    ,
    ,
    helper; aa-
    sistant,
    helpmate,
    pomade,
    ointaient,
    anointed
    to soil,
    ;
    ^
    ,,,
    ''
    !

    besmear;
    ]

    '

    ()-,-
    salve, an-
    ointe
    slowly; by
    little and
    ,
    re-
    membrance,
    little,
    !),
    memory,
    orange
    pine away; ,
    fade;
    ,
    »
    broom,

    ,
    besom,
    listof the

    ,
    dead,
    itii dwelling,
    apartments,
    lodging
    U dish-water,
    slop,
    ;
    464
    mistake, er-
    ror, fault,
    ,epop,

    7 ,
    4>oj
    no to err; soap ep;

    ;;!!
    ^

    \
    (-) (to
    miatake),
    erroneoue,
    false
    to pardon,
    have
    meray on
    obsequies,
    anni-
    .
    ,
    ly

    verspry,
    festival in
    comme-
    moration of
    the dead
    conception,
    idea
    measure-

    epidemic,
    ment
    pestilence,
    moderate;
    symmetri-
    ,
    ,
    -
    -
    ciMerpHsej
    cal,
    proportio-
    nal
    moderation

    greometri-
    cal,
    |)-
    ,
    surveyor's
    ()]
    -,- wooden
    floor,

    ,
    ,^
    to see, ,
    Serceive,
    sspise,
    disregard'
    help, aid ,
    assistance
    helpful,
    useful
    ,,
    locjyj
    -,•
    465
    ubeidiary,
    auxiliary,
    ,
    ,
    >-,
    .
    asaiatant
    helper, aa-
    siatant
    mixed
    to lodire*
    place. ,-
    ,
    shetlor
    landowner, JHOBep,
    lord of a
    manor,
    mention
    proverb,
    ();
    shore-land:
    littoral
    ,,
    ,,
    deal, board;
    floor
    to boardf
    floor;

    () bridfre
    7«,,

    ,
    to help, aid,
    aaaiat

    ,
    pump

    -
    )-, topump
    think of
    commemo-
    rate, re-
    membep,
    7
    ,
    mention,
    over
    above,
    along (it),
    , , ()
    temptation,
    bait,
    ()-
    ,,
    enticement
    ,-
    -
    -
    to bare,
    uncover,
    mostly

    (forced, not
    voluntary.
    ,
    » mal-

    ^,
    4
    treatment
    »
    '--
    ,9
    * to maltreat,
    Monday
    while;
    becauae, aa,
    ,(),
    «,
    (' -
    whereaa
    to leave ,
    , «>-

    -,8« forbear,
    quit

    ,-
    ,
    ^
    to abaae, <{,

    -
    lover,
    below,
    beneath
    abasement,
    lowering; -,
    humiliation

    to under-
    stand, com- ,--
    prehend.
    -.
    --,-
    to renew,
    reptiir
    ,
    ()
    at (or: by)
    night; jn
    the dark
    impluse; ,,
    motive;
    incitement
    .,01
    gloomy,
    sulky,
    dusky,
    gloominess,
    duskiness.
    ,
    ,
    ,-
    dimness

    .
    -
    conception.
    idea,
    comprehen-
    sion
    quick com-
    prehension
    -
    - ,-,, smart
    47

    endowM
    Intel-
    ligent

    with quick
    -

    - -
    ',
    , ^
    comprehen-
    sion,
    conceivable,
    intelligible,

    single;

    --,
    • ,'; seperate

    . ;
    to fall,
    tumble;
    priest's
    wife
    to scald

    ,
    Il'illUC re-
    freshment:
    *^

    '
    ))
    --
    bait; feeo,
    to rest, feed
    ash-con-

    greyish
    sumer

    ,
    - ,,, :nrst;
    formerly;
    before,
    ahead;
    to precede,
    ,
    ,,
    take the
    lead, sur-
    pass, outdo
    previons,
    preceding,
    foregoing,
    predecessor

    - ,
    predecessor

    , before,
    across,
    athwart
    mutual,
    reciprocal.
    468

    ,
    ,
    ,;
    .- . croBSway,
    crossline,
    diagonal
    cross,
    diametrical,
    transversal,
    ,-
    diagonally

    -,
    to pepper

    ..
    to support;
    second
    census; en-
    listment;
    , -
    ,-
    ^
    examin-
    ation; pro-

    f
    duction
    to exhibit
    (show) one-
    self (in
    public);
    produce,
    demand; in-
    ()
    ()
    ,'
    -
    {-) ;

    quiry

    - of the

    by
    priest,
    (at)
    half
    ()
    priest's ec-
    clesiastical
    state; in-
    cumbancy,
    parsonage,
    rectory,
    ,
    ,
    ;
    ,
    ;
    8-
    -
    manse;
    priests (pi.)
    under; be-
    low, down-
    ward(8)
    , iq.icTc

    1()-
    (8)
    ashes (pi.)
    ash-tray
    float( of a
    -^
    fishing rod)
    49
    arm in BXTut apai;
    by

    ,
    side side,

    priest's son,
    to commit,
    pepetrate

    ,
    ,
    to do,
    fright, ,

    pamc,

    -
    ,
    afternoon

    correction;
    amendment,

    ()
    bettering;
    amelior-

    im-
    ation.
    -,, -
    ,
    provement,
    correction
    to better,
    correct; -
    imprrove,
    faultless,
    correct,
    ^,
    correctness,
    the day
    after feast; , <5-
    -
    subsequent
    celabration
    by, by the
    side of;
    close by,
    beside,
    downright;
    ,
    .
    ,,
    ,

    ^,
    plainly,
    simply,

    (),
    ,
    body-belt,
    girth-
    (strap);
    stripe
    .1 spoiling,
    depravation ,

    1 corruption
    ;

    470
    chinky,
    cracked,
    ,()
    ,
    ,
    ,(
    burst(ed),

    ,'
    leave; in-
    dulg:ence,
    II to leave;
    loosen,
    drunkenly,
    beinff-
    cmink,

    ,
    (right) (paftTjTaftn,
    time, dsoH
    season

    -,-
    advice,
    counsel,
    advisory,
    adviser,
    guide
    strike, kill;
    beat down;
    ,
    ,,,
    defeat
    defeat
    morning

    ^
    ()
    ,,
    •
    tobe(come)
    grown with
    to be busy
    deliverer,
    rescuer;
    helper;
    piece of the

    |)
    ribs
    impulse,
    (- ravishment

    dng away
    (-);
    , (),
    -,
    I

    1
    seize; carry
    joff forcibly;
    ravish;
    enrapture
    ;- |)-
    471
    to start
    suddenly,
    offer vio-
    lence (to a
    up ;

    ,
    -
    );
    an

    (
    ]

    ,
    person);
    attack
    --
    -
    hasty; pas-
    sionate,
    impetuous;
    fervid
    hastiness. .
    ,
    reftcri,

    -;
    -
    ,
    ()
    passionate-
    ness;
    imp^osity
    rapturous,
    enchanting.
    charming,
    hastily,
    ,
    to sink (go
    down) to («)
    the bottom
    to draw;
    chap,
    ,
    comparison

    (»- to compare.
    ,
    ,)
    to>even.

    ,
    seMjno) len^el,
    treshhold
    () rapiOB,
    cataract ( of (
    a river)
    to become

    -,
    -
    related (or:

    to
    allied)
    grow
    thinner
    - ()

    ^
    '.

    "
    to disunite

    aften-
    growth
    river-bed;
    -^
    -;
    river-plain,
    ,
    ,
    1:
    472
    (red-) cur-
    rant
    .
    (-)
    (adv.)
    delivery
    on a level
    (or: par)
    sex; race;
    veneration;
    descent;

    to give
    birth
    -
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    (op:

    f
    6t'pi

    -, birth to,
    bring: forth,
    emptiness;
    vacuum,
    empty,
    ().
    ,-
    under-
    vacant;
    to empty.
    to become
    empty
    -
    .
    ,-
    standing;
    intolligence;
    agreement
    tocome to
    an under-
    standing
    with
    -
    ;
    .
    fault; vice.

    !» fenjf-boat)
    to farrow,
    pig.
    overgrown

    to overgrow
    young
    with

    pig,
    ,
    ((-)

    * ,(
    1

    sucking pig
    to rip (up),
    ,7 ()

    . -*
    () duat,
    slit;

    (gun-)
    undo

    powder
    (-) - Atp
    - 473
    to rot,
    moulder;
    .,
    -
    turn to

    rotten
    wood;
    dust,
    ,
    '
    mould

    |) powder-mill

    .,-
    vicious

    (>|-,
    -
    viciougness
    particle of
    dust; atom
    to dust;
    ,
    make the
    dust;

    |> make
    dusty
    powder-
    dusty,

    horn
    nof>omoK

    '
    ponder
    digging; .-
    ,,
    close search
    to dig into;
    ransack;

    |> search,

    1 -

    ''
    '"•'
    to breathe

    (: heavily.
    to
    snort);
    sparkle
    portrait
    Portugal -'
    ( );
    ()
    •

    11"1-
    '|>
    Portuguese

    drawers *
    .
    noBpT-K>fia

    ,
    II

    (pl.)
    II

    11
    I'vra

    ;
    derision;
    mockery;

    . «*»
    insult,
    guaranty;
    aniwera^
    . -
    f^ 9
    7 474
    Ruthenian
    - Ukrainian

    - by the
    of, close
    by; beside
    to recom-
    mend; to
    side
    ,,
    (),
    ',
    ,
    (en) trust;
    confide
    \o bail,
    warrant,
    answer for
    railing,
    balustrade
    commission,
    order,
    .
    ,
    ,-
    recom-
    mendation

    ,
    lieutenant,
    to move;
    touch
    -,-
    ,
    puff-ball
    to disnerse.
    fly asunder, 9«

    -
    nopqejuiB porcelain,
    china.
    portion:
    chare
    ,,,
    to order;
    arrange;
    manage
    orderly;
    decent.
    ,
    orderliness
    order
    dower;
    dowry
    marriage-
    portion
    poiition;
    -,
    ,
    , --
    •mploy •MlUOt
    4 t

    -
    (;
    to put
    (dowii);8et;
    plant,
    mayor,
    mayorship,
    mayoralty;
    mayor,8
    dignity,
    ,
    (), ,
    --,
    -
    to quarrel
    witti, fall
    out with
    ,
    ,
    ,
    to betroth,
    affiance,
    to attest,

    ,
    , «^,

    ,
    testify;

    (')
    -
    certify;
    evi(ae)nce
    attestation,

    ,-
    --
    certificate,

    ,
    related to;

    ,
    allied;
    kindred
    to become
    related ( or:
    alUed ()
    sacrifice;

    ,-
    -'
    devotion,
    < to sacrifice;
    devote, ^[,

    ,
    dedicate;
    consecrate
    conse-

    '()
    11

    II!
    >«?

    «
    cration
    to colonize

    to settle
    colonist;
    settler
    sevethly
    amidst; in
    ,
    ,
    the midst
    of
    fromamoag
    t)
    ..-
    >> 476
    ,-
    - •
    , -«
    mediator,
    arbitrator;

    -
    justice of
    -.
    peace,

    -
    mediation

    ,-
    ^ midiate

    - -
    -
    middle
    to mediate

    mediate-
    88, in-
    directness;
    (inter)me-
    ;
    •diate po-
    sition,

    ,
    friend
    to send
    mission;

    n. () massas^e;
    mail,
    parcel,
    packagre;
    ,
    -(-
    strengthe-
    ning, re- ,
    freshing,
    to (file on
    a) string;
    to thread,

    grown
    (a needle)
    ),) (
    bluish
    to strew

    to cover
    with
    over

    flowers
    (be) strewing
    «
    ()
    ()
    to become «
    Dori>him
    -
    nocMpoTijmft 477
    orphaned; ,, )
    nocjrijmft
    61- '

    ,
    jnift bereft of
    sovring; ; (-
    (eeed-oom,

    -,*
    Bewl)
    s poseeaeion,
    '
    property
    estate,
    proprietor,
    ,
    08880,
    to own
    to possess.
    domiciled
    settled
    ,
    '
    abroad
    any angry

    severe
    and
    , -
    '
    officer
    angry

    -8,
    « -(
    constable,
    to take pos- T7Teftx
    session of
    (a thing),
    to ap-
    ),

    .
    1

    propriate

    ,,
    to visit
    to mince.
    hash !

    afterwards;

    (-)
    later on.
    after
    end, rest;
    remnant;
    conse-
    quence;
    rest of
    grain mixed
    with dirt
    ,,
    peer, .

    last, final; Je,aeJi


    ultimate;
    1
    ,-»
    478
    If - follower, ()«',
    imitator;
    proverb;
    adaere,

    - ,
    II to fill the
    office of
    deputy,
    servant;

    - ,
    waiter,
    to use,
    make use
    ( - of,

    <
    •

    , -)
    Ihave
    nobody to
    help me
    obedience,

    obedient

    - ,' obedient
    servant;
    serving:
    brother
    obedient
    -

    -
    servant- <*«»-
    girl;
    serving

    -
    sister
    posthumous
    -
    crested lark

    laughing-

    mockery,
    laughter,
    stock,
    ,
    , --
    ,-
    derision
    lau|rh at;
    dende,

    smile
    ridicule,
    ,
    ,
    -
    to fall
    asleep
    479
    ,
    > >, (!<)-
    to hclprsup-

    further,
    to slip,
    port.

    eUde
    ,
    ,
    "|»,
    *'|»

    >«.<) «leputy;
    delegate; ,- -

    utn - member of
    Parliament;
    ambassador
    to be (come)
    disconten-
    ted (or:
    («
    t)B

    '-(:,
    ;-
    ;

    ))(
    sad, discou-
    raged
    , -
    )(-
    embassy;
    mandat
    (authori- 8«>)
    sation) of (:
    deputy;
    (Member

    UiM-uiuiHuft
    of Parlia-
    ment)
    haste,
    hurry,
    hasty, hur-
    ,.
    ,,, ,-
    rying;

    ,
    speedy
    quick, fast;
    in a hurry. ,
    ' .,
    in haste
    l.'N'llilUuicTb hastiness.
    speediness
    in common;

    ;,
    altoghe-

    "«»
    II • ther; mutu-

    saucer
    aly

    wellshaped;
    stately;
    legalized
    440

    () stature,
    attitude;
    tTfT-HJp,

    '
    «•TllTIC

    ,
    posture, «»-|»,
    ill
    external
    appearance;
    '»; »'
    treat 1><-:

    ,
    TftJT,

    :
    () camlleHtick «'-

    - ,',,,,
    ,
    decision,
    resolution;
    decree; ar-
    bitration

    to put;
    decide,
    ordain;
    decree;
    arrange,
    (().
    «'
    |)- mo
    .
    Of

    ,determine;

    ,-
    resolve,
    figure;
    shape
    attitude -)

    -
    «
    to provide
    for (or:
    with),
    supply,
    gradually
    (:

    >1)4-
    ), ]>

    outpost
    to come
    timely, ,
    , -,
    reach, meet,
    overtake;
    succeed
    -
    ,
    ,-
    disgraceful,
    ignominious

    to fast
    permanent,
    constant;
    firm
    ,
    ,^
    '
    -1(2.-)
    41
    constancy,
    stability;
    firmness
    bast^shoe
    shoe made
    -.-
    '
    ', KaiicTfHci,

    dacT-iuy,

    * )
    of the bark
    of a bast
    bedding,
    bed linen,
    ,-•
    **

    '
    (|>
    bed clothes

    quarters,
    lodging
    a8ide,apart, ,
    ()
    (>]«,

    out of the (.'|>,


    way
    (|- II
    other;
    foreign; (
    «'; :(|>,
    ')
    (lying)
    out of the

    (<| rope, cord


    terror,
    way
    (,
    Tt'pep, >.
    fear, horror
    shot; dis-
    charge; ,-
    , |>
    -
    '-- )
    (

    ''-
    gun-shot
    wound
    progress

    progressive
    progres-
    S(i0Il)i8t
    '
    -
    , (-

    ,- to go on,
    proceed,
    behave,
    conduct,
    ,
    ,,-
    |))
    , -
    proceeding,
    behavio(u)r
    .'-,- to move
    (forward);
    advance
    »;
    ,()
    - (coll:
    482
    vessel; jar;

    pottery)
    to suspect
    (one of a
    thinpr),
    entertain a
    ),
    ;
    ( on
    CHTt'i»-
    V )-
    suspicion of

    to afflict
    oneself,
    grieve
    dryness;
    one

    aridity
    ,
    ,
    OR

    to reach (:1
    (out for), ),
    obtain, get
    secretly
    oa-ftn^. secret;
    concealecl, ,<
    ciKJK'T,
    (
    <>-

    *(
    II

    clandestine
    eland ost in i-
    ty; malice ,
    secretly
    ,(»,
    '
    -
    to no<l. as-
    sent; af-
    firm,
    destruction; II,

    extermin-
    ation,
    to succeed,
    prosper
    ,
    ()
    sunk,
    (in),

    fallen
    ,
    to sink (or:
    go down) to foB
    the bottom,
    to be
    drowned,^
    ,) (:
    483 _
    -
    -
    to ex-
    tinguish, go
    out, to be ,., c-;;

    ex-
    tinguished
    potash
    <>:]> brood, <^,
    >!|>-

    '
    breed
    to confirm,
    verify,
    rafity,

    monster
    sanction
    ,,
    ^,
    .
    II'

    >|>1 in the dark,

    ,
    to fear,
    tremble,
    srow stiff, ^)
    (:ulv).
    to

    till
    be
    benumed
    now,
    ,,
    '
    hitherto, VO

    '
    so far, (); 4-3

    .,
    (as); as
    long as,
    tostumble
    back of the
    head,
    occiput

    "
    -
    spread over,
    rub,
    ,
    '()
    (adv.)
    to sweat,

    silently,
    btumblingly
    perspire

    -
    ,
    ,-
    stream,
    creek

    '
    then, after-
    ( wards);
    hereon;
    hereupon,
    ,-
    (),
    _484
    joy, delight,
    comfort,
    consolation
    ,
    ,
    , -
    JlOTpid

    Ko
    KOH(
    ('(
    to comfort,
    |(,
    » console,
    cheerful,
    funny,
    comical,
    >,
    '
    ,
    . KOHcui

    ,
    consoling,
    i-uiieoiing,

    no™..,"-!
    ,
    «^"S?;,""^

    heredlSr
    CBt'T

    ?;' -;
    ^' ]
    nOTOSfOK
    CTBO
    character;
    <'|)
    posterity,
    descendant
    offspring,
    posterity;
    de-
    scendants
    ,,
    deluge;
    ().
    ,'-
    great
    flood
    running,
    current,
    ,
    , ragout
    usual
    I

    stew,
    ,,,
    ^''' ^^--

    -
    --, -
    —
    ' necessity,
    need; want
    to need,

    thirdly
    V

    want
    necessitous,'
    '*7

    necessary
    iictL'ssary
    necessarily |.
    Hweoefn"
    -
    -,-
    <!
    - chinky,
    cracked,
    485
    ,()
    ',
    *
    1 burst(ed)
    by little

    a
    and little,
    litttle; ';';
    decayed.
    rotten,
    some,
    «,,
    ;-
    ')
    - to push;
    abate
    mouldy

    deduct.
    ,
    ,
    11
    might,

    mighty.
    power
    , '-
    , -'
    ,
    ';
    powerful

    '
    meek.
    pliable
    meekness,

    -
    pliableness
    to comply
    (with);
    yield

    ' encourage-

    train;
    pull;
    ment
    --, ; ;

    inclination,
    attraction
    ii'ijir dash (or:
    stroke) of a
    (|))
    eTjwKiiieH

    ueu

    ,
    {.'.

    pen
    : shoemakers
    stirrup crejwn
    II
    attracting,
    ()'.
    .'\-;
    alluring,
    charming
    to in-
    struckt,
    inform
    '.
    n.ixaiiiU'M in a hurry
    4Sr,

    , '
    <>;

    -
    sheath,
    scabbard;
    vayina,
    praise ;com- nj)eft3;
    mendation.

    )(|1 UICII

    ,:
    praise-
    worth.\'
    fault, error, <», ',
    mistake
    to miss, '
    make a

    ;',
    "
    mistake

    ' faulty;

    ,
    defective;
    |"'
    erroneous,
    faultiness,
    bow; curtsy
    inclined,
    bent down,
    , ',
    oblique,
    slope,
    declivity;
    inclination,
    .-
    (•;-
    '',
    obliquity
    sloping,
    declivous;
    ',
    pliable,
    bendable
    marsh,
    parade,
    campaign
    ,
    |",
    impluse,
    ready,
    promt;
    eager,
    ,
    ',
    ,-
    desire, lust;
    concupis-

    intoxi-
    cation,
    cence

    drunkeness.
    -,
    47
    ; ',
    _

    - dark;
    dusky:
    gloomy
    darkness,
    dimness;
    ,
    ,,
    -
    -
    Jfloominess,
    to let doAvn,
    to be
    grieved
    to slip.

    descent, ,
    origin,
    derivation
    of words,

    ,,
    ;
    )
    *(
    etymology,
    to descent,

    ,
    proceed;
    spring
    from; (to

    ")
    ""
    '.
    walk a

    derived
    similar
    like
    little,)

    resembling,
    comprehed,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ' conceive,
    to find
    one's way
    burial,
    funeral
    ,
    (),
    8
    "
    ""^«•- sensual;
    libidinous
    back-piece -
    "'
    1'.\|.)'

    II '.
    godson
    >ro«ldanghter
    kiss
    partially,
    partly
    beginning,
    com-
    ,
    , napTjri

    mencement, •
    • 488

    ,
    ;''
    t
    1
    soil
    go, walk, , noR,
    stride; run,
    hang,
    fasten to
    , ^'
    pa

    append.
    piece of the (
    belly; ;

    -
    diarrhoea
    ( ',
    (»1» in turn

    (written)
    character.
    ()
    «»
    enter-
    tainment,
    honorable,
    ',
    »<5',

    ,,
    |>

    respectable,
    venerable, «'(',
    honored. '|
    beginning;

    () initiative.

    to begin.
    commence.
    move.

    ;
    ,
    KOMt'IIl',
    start.
    to honor; a-
    dore, ,
    ,-*
    ('-

    worship;
    esteen
    ,|
    ,-
    adorer;
    worshipper;
    admirer,
    -
    to read out.
    call over.
    wherupon; ()|><,
    upon what? aUoH (r)uai
    postmaster, uo(b)ct

    () postoffice ()
    mail
    postboy,
    driver of a
    ()
    mail-coach, 1-)<
    nnqj-HJlllC.

    »:,
    4S*>

    feelings, ,'
    .- «'-
    perception;
    sentiment,
    to feel, , (>
    )
    perceive,

    » ,
    to be
    conscious (<>);
    iot); to be
    bound
    (:
    (or:)
    obliged
    careful

    (
    ' -
    ,«' >« «
    (gentle)
    treatment;
    epidemic
    (disease),
    epidemic
    to sew on;
    cover; roof,
    to be made
    a laughinr;-
    etock of t J
    ((')

    ,
    61
    ()
    ,
    «'-
    be(come) a
    fool,
    " pillow-case, -,
    II
    thatch;
    tick,
    ,
    etTiaf
    ii'MUrypKfy-
    ) to push
    cover

    )() (;
    '-
    ,,^
    (thrush)
    repeatedly

    '
    - (or: often)
    sparing;
    forbearance
    to spare;
    exempt,
    to count,
    reckon, ,, '-
    calculate,
    11 '-? wherefore;
    why; for
    (),
    (),
    ' what
    reason,
    appearance,
    ('^
    -
    - 4(

    ,'1
    1^1 »
    how
    girdle,
    waist-belt;
    zone
    explanation

    to explain;
    interpret,
    great-
    -
    --,
    «|»'.

    ,{
    *'-
    uieH

    |) grand-
    mother,
    great-
    grand-
    -
    father
    ();
    ()
    truth;

    true;
    right;
    ,
    ,]>
    truly,
    certainly,
    truth-
    fulness
    veracity;
    genuine-
    --
    ,
    '«:, ,

    -
    ness,
    authenti-

    -
    )-
    city,
    true, real,

    ,
    ,
    ,
    -
    ,- realy, truly,
    truthful,
    veracious

    , ,
    -
    «-
    -
    love of
    truth,
    veracity,

    probable,
    likely,
    probaRlity,
    likelihood
    -,-
    ',
    ,
    to dispute;
    plead,
    |>>
    just, ', |!1-
    rifjiiteous;
    honet^t, ',
    »,
    '-
    aiifci,

    |>- virtUv/iK-:,

    »
    1»' (:

    ,-
    rijrhteous
    (or: irodly)
    inun,
    ri^hteous- ('',
    nes; godli-
    ness, aueci'i,
    honesty,
    probity,

    |! elector (or:
    voter) pos- ()
    sessing th'!
    '{-
    (,
    -
    general (or;
    lower)
    franchise
    election by «''
    the general
    body of -
    voters,
    ,^ Tt'l»3

    \<|>

    )-
    right;
    righteous,
    just
    ,
    -
    ,
    , jMift-

    -
    regular;
    legal,
    legitimate;
    lawful
    Tegularity;
    legality,
    lawfulness;
    legitimacy
    ,
    ,,
    ---
    |)
    () rule; ,
    ',
    ,-
    principle
    prescription
    ruler,
    governor,
    leader;
    ,, ;

    sovereign;
    lord
    *
    *

    -(
    |«»'«'
    1| UUUnvih-
    C'TBo
    402
    Koverment;

    to govern,
    reign,

    reign, rule;
    <'|>>,

    ,
    -,
    |',
    -
    |>,
    } manage;
    ',
    -
    demand;
    perform,
    (-')
    -
    fI|NlllHIVt right
    (hand),
    legitimate,
    legal,
    juridical,

    ,, -
    ', '',
    >

    (-)
    |
    1|
    jurist,
    lawyer;
    juris-
    consult
    juris-
    prudence,
    scienco of
    -
    - ,

    -,
    the law,
    juridical,
    |> term of law, -,
    |>
    II.

    -
    , '
    juridicaly

    ]|>( legality,
    lawfulness,
    validity,
    ,
    |:>
    legitimacy

    lawfully,
    legally, bv
    right
    ,
    -,-
    () great-
    grandson
    great-
    grand-
    daughter
    -())
    of a great-
    grandchild,
    '-
    ,
    *
    nimwi-
    4'<3

    law; riKht;
    statute,
    |>!<5«>|>- riKht-hand;
    situated on
    the ri^rht-
    '
    ,,
    --;
    '-
    till
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    orthodoxy,

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    orthodox;
    believer,
    lawjfiver '
    .-
    (
    lefrislation,

    -
    legislature,

    - )
    orthogra-
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    spelling,
    orthogra-
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    -
    - ,
    , legal,
    phic(al),
    on the right
    hand (or:

    valid (in
    side),

    law).
    legality;
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    ]>
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    orthodox

    honesty,
    law,

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    rectitude,

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    )
    494
    to lang'uish;
    desire,
    long for
    ,
    ly

    - :'|(,
    ,
    great-
    grandfather |>.
    to roast,
    feast-
    (fJay);
    holiday,
    '
    ( ');
    ,

    ]
    festival,
    primeval
    ,
    '
    ,
    --
    forest.
    virgin
    forest

    () laundry,
    wash-house.
    washing-
    '
    washing
    flag,
    beetle,

    ,
    ,»
    .
    banner;

    ()
    1)»|)
    colors (pi.)
    ensign,

    forefather.
    -
    ,-
    -
    great-
    grandfather
    ]) press;

    -
    printing-
    press.

    -
    to iron,
    to wash.
    industrious.
    ()
    , ,
    laborious,
    laborious-
    ness;
    ()-
    industry.
    to work, ,
    labor, toil,
    work,
    labor,
    toil; task,
    ,,
    , -
    , ()
    |)
    ujmwKi
    495
    washer-
    woman
    -,
    ()
    laundress,
    wash(ing)-
    board,
    (-)
    washer
    wash-house,
    laundry,
    -,
    *
    ()
    sling,
    slinger,
    -
    ,
    |>%'1> great-

    >:
    ,
    grandson.

    [> primitive
    language.

    '-
    devoted,
    obedient,
    humble,
    eternal.
    everlasting.
    antiquity;
    ,
    ,
    ,> --
    inheritance
    from fore-
    fathers
    proposition, -
    ,
    |>-

    ()
    to lay (put)

    ,-
    ,
    II

    before;
    propose;

    ,
    offer,
    object;

    -
    subject.
    ()
    )-
    (-
    )
    forefather,
    ancestor

    ,-
    ,
    under-
    !<: taking,

    '-
    ,
    enterprise
    chairman;

    ' president.
    to preside,
    to be in the
    chair
    >
    )- -
    ,
    40
    representa-

    to put
    tive

    -,-:
    (place)

    ]
    (

    ' ,
    before;

    ^
    introduce;

    {.
    -
    to show

    -(),
    to imagine
    forerunner;
    precursor,
    herald
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    terian
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    ^

    (),
    ',
    contempt,
    scorn »..

    /
    charm,
    attraction,
    irritation

    })- nevermore
    ()
    -, -- tobe(come)
    transfiKnre<l
    (or:glorified) (:

    -
    (»-
    most
    venerable,
    Right
    Reverend
    to take a
    pleasure in;
    to be well
    pleased
    ()(>
    -

    ;
    -
    ;
    ,
    () Serene
    Highness;
    most serene
    ; ()
    ; 001

    (-) throne;
    august
    (); -
    ;- -
    altar;
    communion-
    table
    hovvever,
    yet;
    though;
    then
    ,; ;
    407 |)
    ,, ()
    --
    -
    1|> by, at,
    beside

    ,- to add, put
    to
    ,
    addition
    )'1''- situated

    () near the
    shore
    to strike at;
    ,,
    |.()
    nail on,
    post
    to take,
    accept, as-
    up
    ,
    () ;
    sume; try-
    on; dress;
    ; ;
    ;

    adorn; set
    (put) in
    order
    refuge;
    shelter
    ,
    ,()

    ]>(-) equipment;
    (appa-
    ratus)
    ;
    -,
    - -
    -
    ,
    lateral.
    side-, that
    is near ones

    lifeguard
    side
    08
    8

    - ,, to ap-
    proach,

    ,
    bring near
    approach

    intruder,
    tramp;

    -. ,
    stranger.
    new-comer
    to appease.

    ]>() set at rest,


    adopted.
    •
    ()
    )() 40,4

    to arrive;
    |>
    epahii;

    t ',

    ()
    '
    increase;
    auj?ment,
    build
    OfMfUl

    -
    against,
    add by
    building
    arrival, ,
    ,
    {>
    coming,
    increase
    increase;
    accesion

    ('
    --
    to roll
    (against);
    on

    burden
    , )

    ;
    abherent,

    ,
    follower
    restoration |)-

    -,
    -
    ---
    ()
    to restore,
    re-estftl)lish;
    give back
    to tie
    about, wind

    vision,
    round

    phantom.
    to appear.
    ;
    ,
    ,
    , to dream

    he dreamt

    seeming.
    apparent
    it
    *,
    accustomed.
    greeting. ^,
    ()-
    salutation,
    ,
    welcome

    habit.
    custom
    ,-
    > 1 4!
    direction;
    leadership,
    command;
    cause,
    reason;
    ,
    '',
    , ,
    «',-
    foundation,
    import-
    (ation) )
    ((--
    ()-
    welcome;
    ,
    ,
    ,

    salutation;

    ,'
    (>-
    -- compliment

    ,
    -,- friendly,
    "kind,
    affable
    friend-
    liness, af-
    fability

    ,-
    |>-
    ^, - to ap-
    propriate,
    seize
    III»,

    -,-
    to usurp

    to bring,
    lead,
    to convey
    ,
    ,
    (carry) to;

    ,,,
    (KL'pi)

    -
    transport
    cord, line,
    halter, tie,
    tying
    at-
    tachment;
    ,,
    .()- devotion,
    to tie, bind,
    ,-,
    ,
    attach
    -
    11 to be
    attach one-
    self, stick
    tied;

    ,
    - |) re-
    membrance,
    to

    mention
    -- to
    ( p.
    thing),
    to re-
    500
    remind
    of

    -'
    (.
    ),
    II.

    freshen
    memory
    burnt
    (scorched)
    part of a >) (<'<>)
    (<)

    to
    slowly
    dish
    become
    extinct, to
    be ex-
    ,()
    (
    -
    ,
    rti

    tinguished
    (partly)
    useful;
    favorable;
    serviceable,
    ability;
    fitness;
    favor-
    ,
    ''
    ''',
    ,
    ^-
    - ,
    ableness
    driven,
    supply
    (),

    -
    ,
    -
    hillock,

    to smooth
    to dull the
    hearing,
    deafen a
    hill

    -'
    ,
    ',
    little;
    stupefy
    to observe; ,
    ;)
    -
    look with
    eagerness
    at, toview
    .
    (-
    (examine)
    closely,
    to put in a
    word
    advise
    ,
    ;

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    adventure,
    accident,
    mishap;
    utility;
    ,,
    ,,
    nee<l
    1)<>
    |
    after some

    to scorch,
    time
    ,(
    (-)
    draw near
    (by
    scraping,
    bum
    ',
    ')
    or: with
    the hand)
    to cover
    ;( )
    over with;
    (to stick

    -
    )()
    ,-
    npviroxoB-
    handfull
    (both
    to)

    hands full)
    preparation

    to prepare
    ()
    >-
    to ac-
    company
    (one upon
    (
    a musical
    instrument
    -,
    ()
    -
    prelude
    to serve, to
    be good
    for
    ,
    - dowry
    ,,
    good, fit,
    useful
    usefulness; -,
    gain,
    fitness
    to earn,

    acquire,
    procure
    ',
    —

    )02
    • •
    to catch

    - (: (;*-
    soft lireatli-
    injr;
    ration)
    to allot, ,
    ')
    -
    -
    «
    ,
    ()
    -,
    assii^n to
    to endeavor
    to please-

    to contrive;

    stupid;
    one

    invent
    »')!
    (

    ]) reception
    pleasant,
    silly

    '
    ',
    - '(!,
    agrreeable
    a^freable-
    ness,
    pleasant-

    ,
    - ,
    ness
    to accustom,
    use
    allowance,
    permission
    stubbed,
    ;
    ,
    '
    stunded;

    to call,
    low
    ,
    ()-
    ; )
    (
    to ac-
    invite

    knowledge;
    award, to
    grant;
    ,
    ;, ) (-
    (confess,

    ,
    event,
    result;

    ac-
    avow)

    progress

    knowledge-
    ment; con-
    fession,
    -
    ,, -
    avowal
    ;

    | ,, 0.1

    | ,
    u|(uaiiu4BTu to appoint,
    determine,

    fosterson
    define,

    to accept,
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    -
    take;
    receive
    foster- ])-
    daughter

    '
    1|)(>
    -,
    -
    (.)
    preposition

    ]
    arrival
    to arrive

    command, ,
    -
    - to
    mand,

    to
    in;
    order
    Jroverb;
    abel
    anecdote,
    com-

    throw
    add;
    order

    ,
    ,,
    «(),
    ,

    an
    cover up,
    toburn to

    ,
    )
    example
    lay (put)
    on; apply;
    set upon;
    ,('()
    addition
    •

    to glue to ()
    to call-in,
    bid come,
    summon
    ,
    <^ ,

    CUMUU

    to bend
    (or: bow) ()
    ,,
    down;
    bring
    prevail
    (upon one
    to,

    with)
    ()
    Ul - fWf
    inclined, ,-
    ()
    ,- »'

    .
    well

    -
    disposed
    |}'
    - favo(u) Ta-
    ble

    -
    adherent;
    follower

    -
    -
    inclination;
    kind HifH,
    disposition,
    good will;
    favor. ,
    Ult'H,

    to happen,
    occur
    cause, op- ,,-reneu,

    ,
    . portunity.
    occasion.
    adventure
    natural
    property.
    quality, at-
    ribute;
    mark, sign;
    criterion
    ,
    .'
    .
    ,;
    ()- adjective
    to join by
    forging;
    ;'; ()-

    -
    to chain
    to add by
    digging;
    (')
    ,
    (covej)
    embel-

    ,--
    -(),-
    lishment;
    ornament,
    decoration
    to adorn;
    trim;
    color;
    ,
    ,,
    ()-
    beautify,
    cover(let), ()
    to cover
    (up) &
    rm
    unpleasant; ;
    ':
    ,
    bteep(y) CTiu(i)
    to fasten . 'h

    (. «>| )
    unpleubunt-
    ness, an-
    noyance;
    , <fHT-

    steepness
    to cut out,

    to
    fashion
    screw up
    (partly)
    -
    .
    ()
    to cover
    slightly
    with ilust;
    (or:smoke)
    to bite;
    ,.) (:

    -
    » ,
    ,,
    take a bite
    of some-
    thing along
    with
    to prepare;
    to fit;
    adjust
    adjoing,
    adjacent, «',
    contiguous
    seductive;
    fascinating:;
    «',
    !
    '^
    )(;.-
    seducing
    flying to
    to insinuate
    oneself,
    make
    '--
    ,''
    oneself

    ,-,
    '

    agreeable
    '- ;
    '
    flow, flood
    to dress
    <() oneself up,
    to smarten
    o. s. up
    to stick to;
    adhere,
    cling
    , ,
    ; ;

    » upn ,
    ,, -
    - sticky;
    adherent,
    adhesive
    adhesion, ,
    ,>
    1-

    -
    adherence

    -
    -
    decent;
    proper
    decency; ',

    ,
    con-
    veniency
    to glue on,
    paste to;
    (),
    ,
    to
    ,full
    come on
    fly to,
    stick

    wing,
    ,
    :,
    ,
    ,
    ;—
    come
    arrive

    running
    supplement

    to (sub)-
    join; ,
    ()-
    annex
    to join (a (

    -
    -,
    -()
    party)

    public
    unite

    publicity

    to be
    adjacent, be
    )

    -
    ',
    situated
    , ,
    &'*
    ,-
    near, lie
    upon,press;

    bait,
    lean

    temptation,
    inducement,
    allurement
    tempting
    -
    «,
    ,,
    ()
    -
    ;

    -
    [)-
    507
    to allure,
    entice,
    seduce
    ,(- )yp,

    ,
    to freeze
    to
    to grow
    dark (or:
    obscure,
    dusky)
    (:

    ,)
    -,- to close,
    lock,

    to reconcile

    proverb;
    shut
    ,
    -
    >;
    (-
    (;<:) (conju-
    ration, , -
    confir-
    )
    mation by
    oath)

    ,,-
    - ,
    1 1 to adapt,
    apply;
    compare
    example; (),
    instance
    to try on,
    measure; ,,
    model;
    aim at
    exemplary,

    standard,
    ,-
    ,
    ,
    ideal
    classical
    ,',
    -
    | ,
    copy,
    sample;
    patern
    classicism,
    exempla-

    remark;
    annotation
    perceptible,
    riness

    '
    perceivable
    ,
    -,
    -
    508
    ,
    f •
    to (re--
    mark;
    perceive;
    observe
    admixture;

    mixed up
    alloy

    with
    .
    ,(
    ,
    |»1

    an

    to place;
    put in;
    accomodate
    ,/

    --
    with a
    lodging
    to find
    room
    sea-coast C1-KOBCT
    night-frost
    situated on
    the coast

    () dwelling on
    the coast
    to raise
    building
    a

    beside f -
    another, ]),
    add to a

    - building
    compulsion,
    force,
    constraint
    to compel,
    force
    caprices.
    ,,
    ;
    ,
    - J)eftH

    -
    -
    - whims, (pi.)
    capricious,
    in a bad
    temper
    capricious-
    ness
    occasional
    «;-( {
    (.'

    occasionally
    |
    ',
    -
    BOO
    attraction,
    charm
    allurement
    to attract,
    (),
    ,,
    --
    - ,-
    charm,
    allure,
    entice
    charming,
    temping
    attractive-
    ,
    (),
    -
    ,
    ness;
    :;|)-
    ,
    graceful-

    -,
    -,-
    '- at the
    ness;
    charm
    (very least
    ()
    (
    ap-
    purtenance, {>'
    - apper-
    taining;
    belonging

    to accom-
    modate,
    adjust to;
    accustom
    offering
    to
    -,,
    ''
    ii|>iiU(jcHTH to bring to

    -;
    (: ),
    ,
    (or: in);
    produce;
    cause

    () impulse,

    '-
    -
    incitement,
    encourage-
    ment
    prince
    to promise

    '""'1' to
    in,
    plough
    cover up
    in plough-
    *

    ing
    ' ,
    510
    to fall 11

    down, (-on)
    |>, ^
    (uii), u
    up
    fall
    >
    - running,
    fall to ones
    share;
    occur
    casual, ac-

    -
    -" ,

    - cidental.
    contingent.
    fortuitous

    casuality.
    contingen-
    cy, acci-
    dental ness
    ecl'HeJ

    -
    -' >1

    - ,,
    accident
    to scorch,
    burn;
    singe off
    to look at
    ,. „^

    to see a
    thing

    ,
    ,
    thing done.
    look after.

    stop.
    watch

    prohibition;
    check
    ,-
    to fasten;
    sew to;
    '.
    ,
    hang
    append
    to stop. ,
    (;
    halt
    to border
    ,
    on, press
    (strike)
    against ('or:
    hard)
    prescription,
    order
    -
    ,
    (!
    [)«-()
    ,;,
    .511

    |)(): to )-
    prescribe, |),
    -,- ascribe,

    itrill;
    write to
    to roast,
    (.Uatio)
    : ()
    heart of an
    oven;
    resting
    place along
    , |)0-

    -)'
    a stove,
    niche of an
    oven
    ,,,
    -,- flow, tide;
    flood;
    spring-tide
    to ap-

    swimming
    proach
    (:
    (or:

    ,)
    sailing)

    ,
    !|--
    -«!
    to make
    even (plain,

    by
    smooth)
    striking,
    )(,
    to flatten
    by ham-
    mering;
    >«-
    )
    to applaud (
    {>- (a thing)
    to secure TV
    (')

    -
    (fasten) by
    wedges
    increase
    ), (
    (of cattle),

    to close,
    breed

    shut
    ,
    () proverb;
    adage
    )|),
    ' 512
    provorb; ,
    *', TOD

    -
    talc, story; t

    parable, uepc'^l ),
    allegory
    leadinp-
    string (or:
    (—pull

    '
    1||())-
    IIII1T1I (
    rope)
    to cover
    \vith (lust;
    Kct dusty,
    , KUUepHI

    »
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    :
    commision,
    order,
    charge,
    errand
    ,
    ;
    UK -11,
    ..<

    (|('.:)
    )]>;>-
    seasoning;
    spice
    to fix to,
    fasten; '; , ci3f
    cua
    season,

    ]
    spice

    -
    ,-
    to put

    admission;
    permission
    to admit;
    permit;
    more
    (horses) to

    >
    ',
    ,
    ,
    ,
    (')
    (

    -,
    allow; let;

    ( cont

    -
    suppose

    [-, to promise

    increase;
    augmenta-
    ,
    ,
    ]) tion;
    growth
    to attach,
    fix; gain by
    work
    ,
    ,
    »-
    })<) nature
    to bring
    forth,
    produce
    ,,
    —

    ;>
    |,
    ,<|
    .
    e^l' ),
    natural;
    inborn,
    )1

    innate
    ,
    |>,
    |'
    -
    « -
    (.VlC-fOlli II' naturalist
    physies,
    natural
    :,
    |' - ,
    ,'
    ( ) science,
    knowledpTfi
    , ffT of science
    of nature; on
    [(>,
    ,(|)
    ;
    <.|»('1>,
    * (•()
    knowing
    the nature
    grow to,
    to ,

    ,
    grow taller I'poR op
    ();
    ,, -
    (higher);
    to fasten to
    a thing by
    «''

    '; growing
    to testify;
    , -
    ')
    [',
    ,
    .>1»,
    evince;
    certify
    to ap-
    propriate;
    tame, ,,
    ;'- |)-

    ,
    domesticate
    (); —
    1.,,
    l'T,

    -
    ,
    153
    | -
    :« to acquire
    knowledge
    to dedicate,
    devote
    adopt

    ;,
    '
    [,
    anything
    sent;
    parcel

    ,
    ,
    to pour to;
    strew upon,
    ,()
    » [>01-
    cover with

    to lull to

    ), - to dry on,
    stick to
    sleep
    ,
    • ^
    ,
    |>-,
    -
    514
    to sit upon;
    bit
    to sit
    down;
    down
    ,,
    «
    at one's BOU3
    1^,' \ side
    l:i iiiiiidet
    burninff
    (or: living) ()
    >-- <»!

    -
    (,-- to approach
    jumpintr (or:
    leaping) (:-),
    to spring
    upon (one)
    to accuse, ,
    ,
    ()
    impeach

    ,'.))
    -
    to spatter.
    to spout.
    burst

    ) ., to hasten,
    quicken;
    accelerete
    ',

    - ',
    (at-
    tendance) ;

    service,

    -
    favor
    serviceable;
    kind; of- .
    -
    -()
    ficious,
    servant

    officious-
    ness
    , ,
    ,'-
    to hear,
    listen to,
    hearken
    dainty;

    to singe a
    little,
    tit-bit

    bum
    slightly
    ,
    .1)
    <» (on
    dusk (of
    the even-
    ing),
    ),
    twilight
    to become
    »,
    :
    humble(r)
    to become
    more quiet
    em-
    (
    bankment
    (by the
    walls out-
    ')
    - side atan
    Ukrainian
    peasant's

    to sing (to
    an istru-
    house)

    ),
    (
    «>
    -
    ,,
    jnent), ac-
    company
    singing)
    to advance;
    increase;
    -
    () produce,
    procure
    -,
    ,
    steward,

    }) .

    delivery;
    supply;
    guard
    -,
    ,,,
    ,
    •

    ()- conveyance
    to stop;
    remain
    standing,
    stand still;

    -,,
    (
    join (a
    party);
    suit;
    fit,
    agree
    );
    to put
    against (:
    prefix
    (or: on) )
    (.)
    510
    '
    npntTpantnTn
    • •

    - equal and
    similar;
    congruent
    perfect
    equality; ,
    '| icant'pyeiiT

    ftt
    congruence
    Tit;
    suitable;
    becoming '
    ,-,
    '-,
    -
    -
    Kort;
    arbo(u)r;
    landing-

    refuge,
    place

    (place of)
    (),

    ()
    -,
    ';
    <';--
    shelter;

    r«»8t,

    elderly,
    ' «',
    ll'illie

    |),
    ,->'- oldish

    ,
    -
    to grow
    ripe, to
    ripen
    ripe.mature
    becoming;
    decent,
    of respecta-
    ;'- :((>)
    paftii,

    ',
    -
    ble ap-
    pearance,
    good- ,
    , --
    ,
    -
    looking;
    1
    !

    ^'-
    !^
    w
    .
    -im
    ii ^ rk
    \

    -«)
    pretty,
    handsome
    passion
    passionate;
    (vehement)
    to fly into
    passion
    :()-
    to devote
    oneself paa-
    siouatelj to
    |><)'
    1||>(
    » 517
    to love to

    ,|>-
    "
    distraction,
    to be pas-
    sionately <'(
    fond of
    ,
    ,, bad look.

    assault,
    spell
    admittance;
    ccess(ion),

    charge with
    the
    &'
    ',
    (; ,,
    bayonett
    to come
    approach;
    on, ,
    |,
    ,
    accede to;

    );
    -
    join (a
    company);
    (attack).
    accessible;
    affable
    ,
    -() (}',
    (

    accessibili-
    ty; approa-
    chableness;
    , -
    ':
    ()
    affability

    to push
    against (:
    (or: to), ),

    ) draw near,
    to draw
    t>£ ( (the
    table)
    .
    ;.
    (<£)
    sentence;
    judgement;
    verdict;
    award-
    (ing) ; ad-
    judication
    -
    (>,
    >
    -- >-,-

    '
    , )1
    to sontence,
    condemn;
    convict,
    adjudicate,
    a.ljiiil;;.',
    '
    ,,
    >;
    CfllTI'IIC,

    -'
    |)
    destine,

    ( ]*(-)
    present
    presence;
    attendance
    bendinf; the
    knees
    to dance
    bending the
    '-
    U|K.-3t'IIC,

    Ilia

    knees
    ;»
    '--
    oath;
    affidavit
    sworn; 11 .|.,

    ,
    confirmed

    ()- by an oath
    ^'uryman, |,
    -,
    -
    juror; (pi:

    ',
    jury
    to swear; TV
    to take an
    oath
    to agree to
    everything;
    affirm; to
    consent,
    ;, ••-';

    -
    assent, to
    say yes
    pressure;
    accent;
    emphasis
    flow up to
    ,
    njieraep,

    .
    «

    -() -',

    to stick; , (:
    (, '
    stop (or:
    )) ,
    -.-
    stuff) up;
    (pin,
    fasten to)
    suddenly,
    urgen.
    , )
    —

    610
    tributary
    ;, (),
    (river), af-
    fluent,
    feeder
    coiuicious,
    sensible;
    beinjf-
    present to
    ,--
    8(),

    -
    -,-
    oneself
    ready wit

    presence;
    conscious-
    ness
    presence of
    ,
    mind
    npnTfi4-y- to roll
    (' :
    aprainst (or;
    to)' to add; ), ;
    )
    -
    (adduce, 1 -,
    cite)
    place of
    refuge; *>,
    ( )
    asy im
    to press
    close;
    embrance;
    lay; to
    cling close
    ,;
    ,
    to, nestle
    closely to,
    , -
    ';;
    ^
    event, oc-
    curance;
    parable;
    simile;

    [)
    )
    allegory
    by-lane;
    alley
    to accustom
    -;
    ,
    J

    (- ,
    ,
    (-) to, school
    in; (to
    learn; to get
    accustomed
    ;

    -
    -
    620
    hastily
    train- -|
    ,-
    cj

    ,
    beaver
    friendly;

    -
    ft *
    inclinable
    ', -
    well-
    disposed,
    ),
    *
    ',
    - favorable
    adherent;
    follower;

    favor,
    friend

    kindness,
    symphaty,
    ,,
    , ^'

    '-
    1
    ()

    (-
    )
    goodwill
    to incline to

    arrival,
    coming
    income,
    ,
    ,
    ,-);
    revenue 1>('-
    young
    animals,

    -')
    fresh breed (.-

    ,()
    (or: stock);
    (increase)
    to keep;

    )
    ( .
    -
    bring up
    (by
    feeding)

    ,
    .
    to breed

    (.) antecham-

    anteroom
    ber, ,-
    (-) new-comer;
    stranger;
    foreigner
    to lay hold
    of greedily
    to conceal
    (or: hide)
    oneself;
    lurk
    .)
    (:
    -
    to land,
    disembark
    communion
    521

    to adminis-
    ter the
    ,'
    ,
    -
    --
    bucrament,
    (or: com- (: --
    )
    to recive
    munion)

    (take) the
    sacrament
    appendage;
    intrusive
    ;
    :
    '' ()
    »'(2,-,

    ()
    |"' -)
    clergy

    retinue, ac-
    compani- -(),
    |»-,

    - ,
    nient
    can.se,
    reason,
    ' motive
    causal

    |-
    --
    ,-
    causality

    surplus,
    addition
    to add;
    ,- ,
    give into
    the
    bargain;
    ;
    shut close
    ,
    -
    -
    to help,
    contribute
    to;
    participate;
    ,
    to put (set) ()
    down to
    one's ac-
    count
    gable(-end) ()-
    ;

    ]:
    I
    >

    u|)UuiBa
    VH it
    me
    antici-

    upper-
    522
    seems to
    that 1
    hear

    pation,
    foreboding

    leattier (of
    -
    -
    ;ui

    incu,
    «'IM3

    (
    -
    TV

    )
    rip

    ()- a shoe)
    sew on

    ]>
    to
    (
    pimple
    or: to)
    () ) (<>!>:-

    ?)atcn
    ',
    -!,
    -)
    ()
    odging,
    shelter
    friendship

    friendli- -
    ,-
    -
    ness, (;,
    kindness,

    friendly,
    favor

    ,
    ),
    -»,-
    kind; nice

    fi'iend
    surname;
    nickname
    ,
    >
    !()
    ,
    broken dam,
    (dike), etc
    unleavened
    to sweat, to
    ()()
    ,(
    get (or:
    break out) )
    »(.'-
    (8.)
    into a pers-
    piration
    over;about;
    (across),
    ;
    ,,
    , ;
    |
    through
    asunder;

    ,
    (thoroufiiiiy)
    trial; proof;

    ()
    probation
    |()
    () to cut
    523
    ;
    through; uipc, <>-
    pierce;
    perforate
    |>!
    -,- (|)-
    !)
    for God's

    to
    sake!
    run over
    (through),
    pass
    ()
    breaking
    through;
    breach
    ,
    to wander
    /through
    to let slip
    word, to
    blunder;
    commit
    a
    ,
    (,)
    '),-
    ()
    1)(»)
    -
    oneself
    to remain.
    stop, live ,
    .
    .,
    to try;
    attempt
    to awake
    VH
    existence;

    () to lead,
    life
    ,
    -
    |(»
    guide,
    conduct
    ,,
    ,-
    ,,
    gap, cleft.
    abyss
    cleft.
    cloven,
    rifted
    to fall
    down.
    break
    [>
    down, to
    1 fall to ruin
    |(> |)
    -, -
    IlpOUfCllil
    f>-24

    fommence-
    ment of
    spring
    to recover
    *
    ,,
    KOMfHCMOIlT
    uu

    one's sight; BOH

    |) (to foresee;

    |> Tj>y

    upouuua
    see through
    I'rovidence
    fault,
    blame,
    wrong,
    '
    , ,
    ,
    |»,
    ,
    -
    cause,
    ilfi delin-
    qucnce

    1
    ,-
    guilt,

    to be
    offence

    gtiilty,
    commit an ,,
    f. offence, to
    do s. th,

    11 Avrong
    ',,
    guidance,
    leading;
    presidency |»-
    ,
    leading,

    ,,
    1|)
    ,
    conducting
    leader;
    guide;
    conductor

    -
    control,
    -|.-
    , supervis-
    sion; erte-

    •r,-
    -] ;-(
    , exami-

    examine;
    nation
    to control;

    try
    to ventilate
    air
    to lead; ac-
    company;
    (escort)
    ,',
    )
    ;

    "
    - ,
    -
    ,, 625
    leadership;

    - ,-
    guidance,
    conductor-
    ship
    to draw out
    (or: drag)
    an affair)
    (: >)
    ', {-
    -
    to delay
    (or: prot- Tj>eKT); -
    -
    ract) ; (
    )
    prolong (a
    matter)
    delay, ,
    ,()- ()-
    post-
    ponement;
    adjourn-

    dexterous;
    alert;
    quick;
    agile;
    ment
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    -
    ,
    skillful,

    glade,
    adroit

    meadow in
    the Avood,
    ,
    ; Kt^M,
    1

    -
    chasm,

    >-, to 0rive
    away;
    gap
    ;

    ()- to rot
    thoroughly
    expel

    >()- to lose at
    ,
    5«)()-
    !!!!< '-. -
    play, lose

    to
    thegame
    gnaw
    throught
    excursion;
    tour, trip;
    walk;
    promenade
    ,-;
    ,,
    n

    * | ,-: 526 |>1

    - --
    I to dissipate,
    squander
    waste in
    luxury

    *- tourist;
    (walker)
    to sell
    (]
    ;

    seller, »,
    ,
    -
    vendor;
    salesman
    saTe
    ,
    '
    ,
    -
    ,,
    salable;

    0:
    venal,
    corruptible,
    salableness;
    venality,
    corruptibi-
    ',
    lity
    to rend,
    tear
    asunder

    - parting of
    the hair
    -
    -) to perfo-
    rate, make
    a hole
    |),
    , roBj
    to chisel
    (or: peck)
    through

    ,, ()

    - ,
    ,
    to lengthen,
    extend;
    continue,
    prolong
    )
    -)
    (np.
    lenffthenins;

    ^
    extension
    (of the
    time of
    (
    pajTncnt);
    prolongation
    jcontinu-
    , -
    ation
    J
    627
    draught,
    :1
    ,'.
    () current of

    to blow
    through,
    air KajM-iiT

    (oj»: —
    on op

    )
    (or: -aw ay)
    ',
    |«();
    (—)
    glutton,
    greedyguts
    to name; to
    (give)
    nickname;
    ,
    ,
    () -
    (abuse,

    |-,
    - -
    insult)
    to see (or:
    look) )(:
    ,, ,
    through
    |»- sharp-
    ,
    |<)
    sighted;
    cautious
    transpa- |1
    ()-
    - -
    rent;
    diapha-
    nous;
    translucid,
    , '-
    perspicuos

    -
    -,
    ()
    -paqnicTb
    transpa-
    rency,
    translu-
    ,
    |-() cency,

    , ()-
    transparent

    -.
    - - translucent

    to germ-
    (inate), (),
    sprout
    forth, grow ^ (,an )
    '/ , (or: shoot,
    come) up
    tramp.
    vagrant .
    — ;

    |111
    -,
    -; ) (
    .')2S

    to cat
    through,
    IT .
    ;
    (>|^
    <

    W- -
    |13
    corrode;
    consume;
    (to loathe)
    passajTO
    thorough-
    fare
    ,<, (1

    |)- .
    to drive
    through, to
    pass; ride
    through
    ,() IUM
    drive (ride)

    leprous

    ;(
    past

    () ,(
    leprosy;
    scab
    |>,

    to say,

    ^
    dictate

    |)()
    Procopiu?
    to curse,,
    nj>oKn-iH,
    -«
    curse,
    impre-
    ,|
    execrate

    cation;
    malediction
    blasphemy;
    -
    ;
    ', ('<

    -
    exacration
    cursed,
    damned,
    ,
    .,- to stick
    through;
    Tf

    ()- to dig
    pierce

    trough
    to steal
    through (:
    (or:-into); <
    to go steal-
    thily
    (-,
    |.-
    2!'

    ;()
    ,
    -,- to
    smoke; to
    spend on

    to fly
    off in

    tobacco

    through,
    ()
    >
    (),

    ,,;
    fly past;
    pass
    (slip)
    shedding;
    spilling;
    away
    *»
    strait,

    [>() channel,
    to shed,
    spill
    commence-
    ment of COlft'p,

    |)
    -
    summer;
    early sum-

    breaking
    mer
    *, ,
    ,-
    |)-
    through,
    breach; cut
    to break
    (-through)

    letting-
    wetness ,-
    ()

    -,
    - through;
    leaky,
    to soak, ,
    {<)
    steep, get

    , ,
    ,
    \vt4 tliroiigh
    wet, wetted,
    drenched
    ,
    UjiuMaxiiy-
    miss,
    mistake,
    fault,
    oversight
    lo miss,
    ,,-
    mis one's
    stroke; make 6
    a mistake
    |()
    -,-
    UlX)MU(UU)rH
    ).
    to wash,
    rinse,
    cleanse
    ,
    ,,
    to pass
    () ',
    ,
    (sUp)
    away; expire
    () [«,
    trade;

    |- industry;

    -
    business
    industrial

    tradesman

    to care,
    provide
    for; (busy
    (employ) )',
    |(>|
    ,^
    :
    ((»!»:

    |
    ]1
    -
    -
    among;
    oneself

    between
    ray, beam
    radiant;
    ',
    |),
    ,- 1- resplendent
    -
    |)>
    U
    to
    exchange,
    barter;
    trade
    diameter
    to measure
    (tlioron^'hly)
    '(
    |>;|>^

    )- speach
    to spek;
    begin
    ;
    ,
    -
    speaking;
    to address

    .):
    to keep
    secret,
    (3 4. B.)
    '
    ,
    conceal
    |>-,' to wet
    through
    ,
    [)

    - ,
    631

    |), to get
    through;
    tex

    ]|- penetrate

    ,
    - penetrating,
    sharp;
    keen,
    penetrable,
    penetrabili-

    -
    ,
    -
    ';
    , )'
    )-
    -,-
    -
    ty; per-
    meability,

    ]
    sharpsigh-
    tedness
    worn out;
    (carried (;)
    (
    ),
    past),
    to (perceive

    »-,
    -
    by) smell,
    scent out,
    to be lost;
    perish;
    disappear
    memorable;
    I

    ,
    ;
    ',
    ceUT

    ,-
    IIIMIIUIMHT-
    of memory
    |><: fever

    ,
    abyss,

    |):
    II|II)UU(UU)TU
    precipice
    lost
    to spend in
    drinlcing,
    drink away, ',
    spend on

    ,
    all

    -
    drink
    |>)! sermon

    -01-
    !| preacher;
    clergyman
    pulpit

    to preach

    passage,
    outlet;
    letting-
    ,', Tpj
    through
    ||<>|>' ,
    -|'
    -- () ;
    :'.2 II

    .il:,il ,• « :i

    -
    U|>U)>U-HblTtl, to pene-
    trate,
    frighten ((
    «Ireiulfiil;
    :
    m ^
    |)0|)- to thin

    cut, inter- ,|
    -) ( »') section;
    (ice-hole)
    to cut 1
    (aftc-rof

    |. -

    [
    throuffh.
    intersect;

    |><)-
    slit.

    to
    prophet
    -
    ,\
    |
    prophesy

    ><)
    14>)
    foretell,
    predict
    J)rophecy
    prophe-
    tic (al)
    prophetess
    *
    •
    path cut
    through a
    wood;
    ,
    '
    . ( ) glade;

    asking;
    (uiH»xaut:) request;
    ice-hole
    ,
    ,(
    " rf»

    petition,
    entreaty
    enlighten- ()
    ,
    - ment,
    zation,
    education;

    pioneer of
    civili-

    culture

    progress
    one who
    enlightens;
    teacher,
    ;-
    *«",
    ;

    5:W |)«.
    |',
    ||'- cultural,

    ^,-
    |||1-
    enlighten-

    to en-
    lighten,
    inff
    -;-
    l•HTHBf

    (»')»,
    |>,
    -)
    instruct,

    ,
    teach;
    civilize
    millet-ffrain

    |<«*«> .petitioner, (>(>(>,


    |>
    (|>)
    supplicant
    to ask, beg; «', »',
    pray;
    ',
    |.-,

    ,
    entreat;
    request;

    |' solicit
    to request
    earnestly,
    beseach ',
    to bog

    1>(»:-
    leave to,
    wafer;

    to praise;
    host

    (;
    (>;
    |),
    )
    ;( — )

    ,
    glorify
    (to gain
    renoun (or:
    , -
    (:
    repute,
    fame), to

    - ),

    ;
    make a
    name,
    dis-
    tinguish
    -
    ')
    oneself

    , > ,
    -, (— «

    -
    )
    to move to
    tears ;-to
    weep, cry,
    to search
    throughly,
    track;
    inguire
    ,,
    1) -

    after
    ;

    54

    , ,
    J,l*

    -
    ])(

    )
    ()
    ,-
    isthmus;

    dlefile,

    to
    strait
    awake
    ()(';

    CTJK'ft'

    ])<'()

    ; —
    millet
    broken
    sleep,
    light

    some
    slumber,
    somnolent
    state
    to sleep for
    time,
    '
    ()
    ,
    ,
    to sleep
    away; miss
    through
    sleeping
    coarse (or:
    rude,
    insolent):
    fellow.
    ,
    ) -
    (:

    boor

    ); (,
    common.
    (low.
    mean); ,'
    ,(
    : coarse,
    rude,
    brutal.
    vulgar
    vulgarity,
    coarsness,
    roughness,
    grossnef's
    ),
    <!;>(-

    to spread
    (out)
    ()(
    straight;
    ()
    ,
    ;

    (n. right)
    simple;
    plain;
    ().
    natural
    common

    **.
    '
    11|
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    1
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    /',
    |)()
    pardonable,
    excusable,
    '
    '',
    ;
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    linen cloth;
    linen sheet
    to spread,
    extend.
    stretch
    (out),
    ,
    :
    ',
    ()
    ;,
    , ),
    ,
    space; 1

    place; :
    u
    room; obu(e)u op

    11)-> open air

    ,
    ,
    ,,
    spacious,
    - larg-e.
    wide, roomy,
    1
    11)1 uprightly;
    directly,

    -,
    -
    straight;
    simply;
    commonly
    |'1"1»1!)- bare-headed

    ">\-- good-
    natured.
    true-
    hearted,
    -,
    ,
    , --
    |,-
    >("() -
    ic'Jb
    upright;
    natural,
    artless
    honesty,
    integrity.
    upright-
    ness.
    artlessness
    ,
    ,
    -,
    ! ' )
    perpen-
    dicular.
    vertical
    spacious-
    ness
    simplicity.
    naturall-
    ness;
    atmiglitnesa
    ,)
    ''{1,
    ;

    ,•»
    ' *
    )<.'
    ftsr,

    to shoot
    through
    wound
    ly ,

    | ;
    to

    to
    by shot
    straighten,
    »',
    set upright
    (catching)
    cold
    ()
    catarrh

    ) (:
    ,;<>
    to catch

    ' ^
    |()
    (or: get)

    crime,

    to be
    cold

    offence

    soaked, to

    ooze
    soak
    >,

    |>- to
    through
    make

    , -
    sober
    therefore
    (),
    ', -
    -
    towards,
    against,
    opposite; ;
    ,-
    - -
    (lace to face)
    counter-
    poise;

    ,-
    i'ounter-
    weight
    contra-

    ,
    ,
    dition;
    opposition,
    to oppose,
    resist;
    be against
    .
    *; ,, -
    opposite,
    contrary;
    . opposing;
    adverse; -
    hostile;
    -t
    aniagonistic
    ,',
    - ,,
    ^^^^^^^^^„.
    r>37

    opponent,
    adversary;

    agonist
    opposition;
    onoBHt'UT,

    ,
    rivalry
    |)«;
    contrast;
    (antithesis)
    opposition
    ();
    on the

    - -
    contrary
    IlJlOTHBOpi- to
    contradict;
    OUOBS

    -)
    oppose
    comma

    -)
    (*
    hypotenuse

    metal-
    rod (for
    cleaning
    of tubes
    and pipes

    to leak,
    etc.)
    ,()
    flo\v( or:
    ,

    (-
    run)
    through;
    flow (by
    or:
    ftrch-priest
    away)
    -
    ,
    (, :— )
    )
    --
    - «,
    protocol,
    record,
    minutes

    to record;
    1>,
    ,(>1.)
    ,
    »; »
    « .
    |
    register

    »,
    draught;
    course,
    period
    to extend;
    1 stretcli (out); (),
    I protract
    1>11
    -
    ''">38

    .••
    <)-, lying
    (spred ) ((ti|>e;'

    --,
    )

    -
    at full
    length:
    lasting,
    long-
    continucn
    extonsion, ,- »'>

    ),
    llicTb expansion;
    lasti^^l'ss

    -
    (.
    passage,
    >,
    ,(
    transit;
    walk »

    - (take a) )

    ')
    to(
    ( walk; to

    ,
    stroll
    passable,
    (-by, or:
    through),
    :(,
    |) to go
    (pass)
    through)
    along, to
    T|)V,

    ft'T
    ,
    ,
    ()

    )(,
    ^itilinnigli,
    cross (go,
    get) over

    ,,
    -;
    f)Boi)

    '
    of passage; OB
    /traveller, |'(',
    passer-by;
    passanger,

    -{.
    wanderer
    cooling;
    refreshing;
    refresh-
    ',
    \',
    >(
    ment

    - refrige-
    ration;
    coolness
    to cool;
    refresh
    ,'
    )_
    . '
    5:^9

    ( )
    to (bcffin
    to) blossom,
    liloulu,
    flower; to
    ,-
    TV

    ),-('
    Btj);
    ,

    -,- (come into)


    flower
    to filter,
    strain

    !
    ^
    !! away
    be gone;
    away!
    , ton

    out with

    ! got out of
    my
    other,
    him

    sight! !
    ,,»'-
    remaining,

    »()-
    left
    ,
    to read
    through
    (orJ-over) , (: ),
    to read to;
    peruse
    to awake; ,
    ,-, ,
    jrecover
    one's health

    -
    |)'-! to pene-
    trate;
    crop

    ,,
    pierce;
    move, stir
    gone, past;
    passed;

    to rush
    last

    (:),
    away (or:
    past); slip
    by (), ,,-{'
    to roar
    (murmur.)
    ruste) by
    pilgrimage -
    : f'i!

    •
    leave,
    .

    departure,
    40

    farcwiH
    >
    .
    !,
    to take leave
    lihij'
    of a person, (' '|(),
    , |- |)-

    <
    (
    to bid a. p.
    «' '-

    ,'
    farewell;
    say pood-
    bye a. p.
    to, foipive

    <» )

    forgive-
    ness;
    pardon
    ap- »'>«»,

    ill:
    -,
    -; (--)
    pearance;
    apparition,
    to show;
    (to appear)
    ,)(
    :,-
    1<1- to clear up

    >.
    ()
    })( -),
    ()
    stripe,
    strip

    (, -
    '» ; scar cKaj»

    , ,
    ji ffuick;
    swift;
    rapid; fast,
    quickness;
    swiftness;
    ,',
    [^,

    ,
    , *'
    rapidity; |
    fastness
    spring
    |»(
    |»-
    ,- elastic
    elasticity;
    buoyancy

    stretch,
    ()-,
    ,,
    bend, (
    ())
    strain (to
    the utmost)
    ;

    ,)
    1|,
    (pi:
    541

    small plum;
    -.^^
    , Pnissia
    rod, verge,
    hutcheied
    hemp (or:
    '
    ,
    (:
    ,
    )
    flax); spun CUOH
    yarn
    spinner
    spiiminjiiuill
    ',
    [) spinnin*'
    spun goods;
    yum ,
    ,
    thread:
    |., buckle; (),
    clasp
    straight
    direct
    one of the
    (two) sides
    of a right-
    angled -()

    (),
    [)
    -
    -
    triangle,
    which
    contain the
    ()
    '-
    -
    right angle
    perpen-

    -,
    -
    dicular,
    vertical,
    recte-
    angular
    aecteangle ()
    to hold
    (break) in ()
    1),
    a direction,
    strive after,
    , -
    |,-0 ( endeavor
    np. go

    through)
    downright;
    :

    rij»ht
    (
    )
    , - foB

    frankly,
    openly
    ,,••
    ,
    , )42
    ginger-
    bread
    '>->/
    to
    to put (set)
    in order;
    clear away;
    to col}ect,
    ,
    ,
    ('

    gather;
    spinner

    - psalm
    psalmist
    psalm-
    reader
    psalter,
    psalm book
    petulance
    ,
    -,-
    »!

    wanton-
    ness; poor-
    ness; abuse
    mischief- -ItoHTC'UUt-C
    liypiU'C,

    () trout
    maker
    to spoil;
    corrupt
    ,.
    -
    -
    to be

    )
    -'
    spoiled; to
    «
    become
    worse
    ilog-kennel
    (of a) dog

    birds (pi.)
    fowl.
    poultry,
    ,
    ', () ';

    '
    bird; fowl

    -, '.
    "
    bird-,bird's;
    fowl
    bird-seller
    -,
    ?-}>
    ' scare-crow,
    bugbear
    cup, goblet ,
    uyntTii

    ;-
    scare,
    643
    to frighten,

    startle
    horned owl
    -.-
    ,,
    , '
    tadpole
    small box
    box
    bandbox
    whip-
    handle,
    whip-stick
    bigbellied
    -
    -
    ,
    () bladder,
    bubble; (),

    -,-
    bundle,
    blister

    fagot
    pop(-guA
    to knock,
    -,,«,
    (),

    ()
    clap; beat;

    to burst;
    crack,
    goggle-eyed
    pop
    ,
    ()-.
    goggle-eyes ()-8
    () pulse

    ,-
    ( ,
    , navel
    bud ().

    to fly

    -,- to let go
    away

    )
    (or: fall);
    to set free;
    shoot off;
    ,
    (:
    ;;
    to bud; (-
    . thaw)
    come off
    m
    ),
    644
    :i •
    H 11 (op:
    to set off
    (or: forth-
    —
    ona
    journey
    ,

    ,
    to get
    loose, go

    ()
    off; to
    begin to
    rush upon
    hermit, an-

    empty,
    choret
    ,
    ,
    vacuous
    (-
    ) vain

    useless
    de8ert(ed), ,,
    ()
    desolate;

    wild
    bad;
    wanton;
    extra-
    waste;

    -
    , ,
    ec,aftJM

    ,
    ()
    vagant
    mischievous

    desert;
    wilderness;
    ,
    . -
    ->/
    solitude,
    wag(gi8h)
    tattler
    windv fellow
    prattler,
    ,
    ,»
    ()'
    chatterbox
    to "become
    desolate
    (or: waste) (: ),
    to lay
    waste, »-
    become-
    deserted
    ,-
    646
    abandoned
    house;

    *
    ,
    ,-
    olitude
    levity; JUBHTl,
    wantonness

    ,
    loosenees,
    petulance

    ,
    to devaa-
    tate,
    ««,
    ,^
    ravage,
    iDluMer,
    destroy
    devastator,
    rayager,

    ,
    destroyer,
    to play
    wild pranks,
    to wanton;
    to frolic;
    ,;
    ,,
    waste
    ()
    ,,
    lie

    ;
    ^
    way, road;
    journey,

    () voyage

    ;,
    confusion;
    disorder,
    embar-
    rassment

    ,
    to entangle,
    involve;
    (n.
    to fetter)
    (),
    wanderer;
    (foot-) (-)-
    traveller
    sensible; ',
    -
    ;*
    good; «>.
    -) useful
    nvT
    (2. :— pail;

    fetter:
    bucket

    )
    fetlock-joint
    (n,
    ,-
    7,-() ]
    .• '
    uyx,-{oBuA) <lown; : (-
    nrifpntf^Rflfl

    7
    (downy),

    ,
    ui),

    ()-
    fluff
    soft, tender,
    downy
    swellinsr,
    tumor
    ,
    (!)
    -
    ,(
    dropsy

    to swell
    to polish,
    clean
    to swell (by
    humidity)
    downy,
    fluffy, as
    soft as
    )
    , 8,«
    «, down

    ,
    tip of the OR
    '
    finger
    box ;case ,
    '.
    rifle; jfun
    rifleman,
    sharp-
    |>()
    shooter;

    (
    () grunner
    arsenal

    lancet

    ])
    -,
    --
    carnival
    to push
    to sneeze

    keeping of 68

    (,
    - a.lj. )
    bee

    queen-bee
    bees
    !

    wheat
    wheaten
    547
    millet
    nHBsa leech

    ()
    span
    to stretch
    drunk,
    tipsy.
    ,«^
    ,
    4'-
    intoxicated

    hard- --
    ,-
    ' -,
    drinker,
    drunkard
    to carouse,
    drink im-
    moderately.
    ,
    ,-
    , tipple, to
    be given to

    fist;
    drink
    hand ,
    (*
    )
    '-

    (-
    five
    (anything
    related to
    the number
    five)
    ')
    -
    -,-,-
    adj.)
    heel

    fifty
    fifth
    fivefold

    ,
    - fifth, fifth

    fifteen
    part

    ,,,
    spotted
    Priday
    spot; stain,

    to mark,
    stamp;
    mark

    brand
    Btigmttise
    ,>,-
    I ^\

    p.
    five

    slave
    548

    hundred

    mountain-
    aeh
    (female)
    slave
    -
    ()
    ,
    -
    - I
    rabbi,
    rabbiu
    robber;

    predatoiy
    thief

    rapacious
    Jrobbery;
    rapine
    ,
    ,
    ;,
    to rob,
    plunder
    ,
    ,
    slavery

    ()
    ,-*
    prey

    glad, , -,
    pleased,
    rejoiced;
    merry;
    ,-
    |,
    content,
    satisfied
    advice,
    councel;
    ,,
    .-
    board

    ,,
    committee;
    help;
    meeting^,
    assembly
    for the ( ,

    ,,
    ,
    (prepoe.) sake of;
    on ac-
    count of,
    V
    1. 8. ) because of
    to advise;
    counsel
    to consult,
    o(mf«r with {,
    549
    joy;delight;
    gladness,
    ,
    , ,
    () ,,-
    pleasure

    gladjoyful,

    ,,
    ,
    merry
    to rejoice.
    be deligh-
    ted, be
    pleased

    "
    counsillor.
    councilman
    gladly,
    with plea-
    sure, wil-
    ,,
    • ^
    (1.)
    • .

    joys.
    lingly

    ,,-
    »08,-
    |)
    !>:»
    delights,
    pleasures
    to gladden.
    rejoice.

    rather
    once
    deUght
    ,
    pas
    (all) at

    by tarns;
    at every
    once
    ,
    ,-
    tarn
    continually.
    ever and
    anon
    -,
    (
    ,
    ,
    once for

    : ,,
    (np.

    to
    aU
    ',
    )>;)
    dazile.
    offend.
    grate;)
    to hit,
    strike
    %
    f
    550
    dazzling,
    glaring,
    grating
    offensive;
    ,
    ,,
    ^,
    irratable
    (done) but
    once; rough
    ()
    .
    grinded

    () brown
    bread
    together
    paralise
    paradisiacal

    crayfish,
    crawfish;
    cancer
    *
    ,; «
    {f^
    to hoe (the)
    field, till
    (plough),
    ,
    -
    ()
    -,(-)
    with hoe-
    plough,
    frame;

    arm;
    chase

    shoulder
    ,
    ,-
    wound
    very early
    to wound
    early,
    morning
    early in
    ,-
    the morning
    to-morrow
    morning

    5!
    morning
    white long
    head-cloth -
    ,,
    if
    rough;
    rude; raw;
    roughness,
    rudeness
    ,
    ()
    |)() sudden,
    551
    ,,
    ;
    abrupt;

    |
    | ;
    vehement
    suddenly
    breed ; - ^

    payment;

    cloven
    due

    hoof
    '
    ,
    lance;

    lance-
    bearer,
    lancer,
    spear
    -,
    ,
    () spearman
    warrior

    ,
    ]
    to help,
    save;
    rescue
    help,rescue;
    deliverance
    town-hall,
    city-hall
    ^
    ,
    ,
    --
    ,
    ,
    ,
    rack
    reckoning, {>,
    (.>-
    calculation

    ,
    ,
    to count,
    calculate,
    reckon
    account, bill
    on all

    to creep
    fours ^()
    (crawl) on ()()
    all fours
    ,
    ,
    to tear, to
    pluck; pick
    rapid;
    violent
    ()
    ,
    rib
    652
    low(ine:), ,
    roar(ing)
    Rebecca
    to revise,
    inspect,
    ,
    ,<
    * •

    to low,
    search
    ,
    ,
    () ,
    roar; cry
    (weep)

    ,(
    loud

    () rheumatism

    ;
    () jealous,
    envious
    f
    ()8) bitter

    sincere; ;,
    1:
    touchin^f,
    affecting;
    ardent,
    fervent,
    zealoub
    ,
    88,
    ,

    zealot
    eager

    zeal; ardor;
    fervency
    to be
    , ,
    zealous; to
    rival
    , 63,

    -
    pistol;
    !"'

    fit

    f
    -
    ",
    |>7
    -(,
    revolver
    laughter
    to edit
    editor
    leditorship;
    editor's

    radish
    to resign
    office

    ()
    I

    result
    553
    left mastery, Mccrepij
    {precedence;
    eading

    -
    (the dance)
    |), noise HOftS

    |)
    {•
    (-, -
    religion
    religious
    religious-
    ness
    handicraft,
    trade;
    ,
    pJ*
    , -
    -
    profession

    {^
    {H'MlHHBft
    leather
    leathern
    strap, belt
    artisan,
    handicrafts-
    man;
    ,
    ,
    ,--
    ,-
    )
    mechanic
    of an
    (aiij.)
    artli^an;

    >
    belonging

    ' »
    ^'
    to a trade,
    or: handi-
    craft;
    mechanical
    to contra-
    dict;
    grumble
    reindeer
    (:

    ,
    JK'H
    to cry
    loud4ament

    <
    '' )
    to rattle;
    buzz, whiz
    republic
    bur (dock)

    honest, ,'
    '.
    , ()
    faithful;
    reliable
    4^,
    •
    - 5.4
    honesty,
    probity
    ,,',
    .
    to say, tell.
    speak
    term; time;
    instalment
    of term
    ,
    adj.
    ((8),
    () pimple(8.
    pl).
    blotche(8
    (8):
    pl); acne
    sieve

    )
    ,',
    (-

    -
    lattice (or:
    trellis-)
    work;
    screen; wire
    netting
    sieve-maker
    rest
    remnant
    rust
    rusty
    to rust, ,%
    ()
    (8) get rusty
    to neigh
    fish
    to fish

    fisher

    ,'-
    ..
    fishery;
    fishing
    IS
    to be a
    V fisher
    of fishing,
    fisherman's.
    piscatory
    abounding

    well
    stocked
    in fish ,
    witii fish

    1<"
    1
    of fish,
    655
    ,
    ,
    OB

    |-, - to vomit,

    to weep
    belch

    (cry) loud;
    fish

    ; ,, (|)
    sob:
    wail;
    lament

    '^ rice
    fox-colored.
    carroty
    orange-
    aganc
    ()
    --
    (
    ream
    paper);
    garment,
    (of

    ,
    );-
    - -
    vestment
    trunk-
    shaped, like
    a trunk,
    probos-
    ,
    -
    -,-
    cidean
    roar(ing)
    to bellow.
    pOBp(iHf)
    ,
    , snout;

    ();trunk
    roar

    ,,
    - proboscis
    pig's iinfB '
    ')
    weevil
    muzzle
    '
    )-
    (.
    (-
    4t-uH
    rhyme

    Rome
    I )»
    pmap 5
    hamesa-
    maker,
    leather-
    impaec-

    -,
    '
    cutter
    Roman
    Roman By-
    woman

    ()
    Roman
    to thyme
    ,
    ,
    -
    gutter; rpjB,
    groove;
    channel -iiaftn
    gutter-pipe
    pan,
    skillet
    stewingpan
    marketC-
    place)
    to flow^run,
    to break
    ,
    ,
    (-)
    forth
    rattle; ',
    ,;^
    (s)creak
    . to make
    the
    door screak
    to run to
    and from
    (-there

    ,
    •
    >
    and back)
    to (8)creak,
    grate
    (),
    rending;
    rent, hole,
    chink,
    breacn;
    , ,,
    «,
    ()
    draft, sketch

    () ()
    "
    -
    feature

    line; trait
    (p.

    etroke
    »
    » tt7

    .()
    1

    «)
    ;
    sUte-pendl osaft^nea-

    *
    (2.
    spade,

    dnwiag
    hovd
    draughts-
    man, (or:
    I

    draftsman).
    designer
    to draw; ,-
    design;
    scratch
    drawing.
    draught;
    sketch
    ,
    ,,
    to root, dig /mt
    up; an,
    (en) grave
    engraving, ,

    ^
    chalco-
    graph

    -
    rhythm
    thythmical
    •^
    engraver
    engraver's
    studio (or:-
    establish-
    ment, ,
    -
    )
    ;
    (: —
    (2: )
    —business)
    hero
    ditch;

    (.)
    trench
    eqoation
    equa-
    lisation;
    levdling
    ;
    -
    (p.seBjtf)
    to compare
    (with).
    equid.
    equalize;
    level; even
    ^
    .,
    ,
    () 558
    » * *»» to equal
    («) one, to be BOH,
    on a level
    with one.
    to be a
    , JB«I

    match for not,


    him, to
    match one
    equal;
    even;
    ,,
    ,
    ;
    straigrht;
    plain
    equator
    plain; level
    ground
    equality; 10,
    ()
    ! ir(ity);

    levelness
    ,,
    - equally;
    plainly;
    evenly
    ,
    --
    also, too, TV,
    likeMrise
    with equal
    thighs

    -
    -
    ,-
    equilateral,
    isoscelee

    equality of
    the sidee
    ,

    - parallel

    paral-
    lelogram
    -
    -,-
    ,
    balance;
    horizonta-

    equilibri-
    lity, ,
    um;
    equipoise
    5
    - ,, »
    balance of
    power
    -
    •

    - ,
    - ,,--
    equal,
    equipon-
    derent,
    equipollent
    equimstant,

    horizontal,

    indifferent;
    level

    unconcer-

    - ,
    ned,
    callous, *,
    unfeeling;
    apathetic
    indif-
    ference,.
    unconcern. aejKCHec,
    callousness;

    '.- of the
    apathy

    name;
    same
    .,
    ';-
    homony-
    (
    .
    . mous,

    homologons;
    :

    having the
    same deno-
    minator;
    ^.:
    (
    ;
    -
    01)1-

    - •
    •
    same (kind
    of) electri-

    sameness
    city)

    -
    )-
    1> -
    (or: iden-
    tity) of
    name
    homonymy
    equiangular
    isogoniCf
    --
    ,
    (:

    ,
    »
    -» eeo

    ,
    -
    pi parallel
    (line)
    ymmetry,
    proportion,
    equal,
    ymmetri-
    cal
    ,,
    -
    ()-
    proportio-
    nate
    haying
    (;)
    - *
    (enjoying)
    ! tne same
    rights (or: (:
    privilege!) npBBBJKM-

    . «(:)
    »"""*
    equality of

    equicratal.

    «unen^f ,
    .
    IKBOJtBTl

    aftoaoejiia;

    ,')
    -
    (-"- ^°-^ »'•*•"«

    -
    1

    iri

    -
    *

    congenla-

    ( )
    ,
    ,
    isomeneon

    II

    /(-
    , , equality,
    parity:
    iaBojmri,

    . . , identity,
    Bameness

    '
    Hkeneee,
    reson-

    , r
    -- blance,
    similarity
    of equal

    equilateral
    rank
    iBBajnrepeji
    -
    561
    evenn«M;
    uniformity,
    etc
    -
    -
    ptrroy
    -(;,

    ,
    -
    eimulta-
    neout;
    contempo-
    rary;
    aimultane- -, BOH-

    -
    ouaneaa,
    •yn-
    chroniam,

    (
    coincidence,
    •-
    - ,
    iaochroninn

    -
    ()
    «)
    coRtempo-

    contem-
    porarineaa
    contempo-
    rary
    -
    -
    ,
    , -
    •^
    eita-
    existence,
    co-exiatence
    equality,
    e^iality of
    birth (or:
    rank,-
    -
    ,)
    «, (,

    )
    fortune,

    (
    1>
    )
    (.
    (adj.)
    character
    etc)
    equal by
    position

    equal by daft

    (. fortune
    equal by iKBej^daft

    )>
    ». .)
    character

    horn, (pom:
    home,
    antlera)
    )
    ,(
    !|
    pip

    (,
    ) comer;
    562

    edge, nook
    ,
    ,;
    ;
    ;
    -
    (2: |) sex, kind;

    -
    , )
    race,
    *1i family; ;
    generation;
    (. (.
    i
    -.
    -.- -
    gender)
    to become
    thin (or:
    ) (:
    ,
    ,
    f
    i:

    ,,
    J ! I
    liquid)
    rare; thin; pep,
    liquid
    rarity,
    rarenesss,
    liquidity,
    thinness
    seldom, ,,
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    rarely,
    thinly
    own, natal,
    • native.

    german(e)

    ,-
    fatherland.
    native
    country
    family;
    relations. ,
    ,
    -,
    ()
    ralatives
    relationship
    parentage

    different.
    various
    diverse;
    ,
    ,-,
    manifold
    to dietin-

    ),(-
    guiah

    discriminate
    to
    ,- ,

    make an
    enemy of,
    ,
    quarrel
    5
    | to differ

    -
    ,
    difference
    diversity

    ,
    OB
    of opinion,
    dissension
    ,!
    ,,
    variety,
    diversity,
    difference
    differently,
    variously,

    ,
    diversely;

    ]-
    -
    severally
    of different
    kind, -,
    manifold,

    ,-
    -
    multifar-
    ious;

    --
    hetero-
    geneous
    ,
    -
    multiplicity MOJTTBIIJni-
    variety;
    ,
    r ""nifold-

    having
    different
    ness
    -
    ^,
    sides;

    - , -
    considering
    a question
    -
    -
    in all its
    different

    ,- many-
    bearings

    colored,
    variegated; ,
    '- multico-
    lored, motley

    ,
    ,
    chopping-
    knife, cutter
    slaughter-
    (ing),
    massacre
    ',
    carnage,
    bloodshed
    I m ,()
    {
    jA. 564
    to cut saw;
    to geld,
    castrate
    Tj
    ',
    ,
    ,
    , CO

    ,
    SB.)
    '

    to butcher,
    to slaughter,
    7
    kill
    sculpture,
    carved
    -
    Bops

    ,
    work; art
    '
    of carving
    to carve, rj ,7
    ,
    1

    cut
    ()-,-
    ,,
    sculptor,

    () carver;

    female
    statuary

    ()- sculptor
    the art of
    IM sculptor;
    sculpture
    1
    s

    !> Christmase

    1.1

    M
    adj.)
    rod
    sharp, keen,
    acute
    isharpness,
    ,
    ,,,
    acutness

    ,
    t:
    keenness
    butcher
    butcher's,
    butchering
    butcher's
    trade
    slaughter- -,
    ,- house,
    shambles
    massacre,
    carnage
    ,
    -,
    pisjH ruffian,
    cut-throat,
    robber
    -,
    -
    SfiS

    « swarm
    swarm of
    bees
    OB 6is

    swarminfT-
    time
    aboundinff
    in swarms

    , year
    every year
    ...

    8 once a year
    every other
    year

    (, 16
    yean
    she is
    ipe
    nn H8 CHK-
    sixteen
    years old
    after one BOH ip

    - year

    ,
    leap-year, ip,
    bissextile lip
    year

    «:-
    river
    rivulet,
    stream (let) ()
    -,
    annually,
    , \
    yearly
    every year
    (of) field
    farmer; ,
    gloughman;
    usband-
    man
    ,
    ,,
    -
    farming:,
    tillage,
    agriculture,

    (« husbandry
    agricultur-

    ,
    }) gronnd,
    ploughed
    al
    01,
    field
    , «
    , 6
    'I

    "'
    III

    f
    ,() broken
    stones (1.);
    grravel,
    coarse
    ,,
    ()
    sand
    •bestrown
    with coarse
    sand
    ,
    -
    turnip;
    rape
    rape
    -(seed),
    (-),
    colza
    turnip-
    field
    lif workman
    at pe-

    . troleum-
    works
    (,)
    ()
    pica (
    )
    bur (dock)

    fold, ;.
    n (.)
    wrinkle,

    duck-weed.
    duck-meat
    plait

    -
    -,
    ,
    <$«',

    ,
    abundant,
    copious;
    thick;

    eye-lash
    dense

    abundantly.
    copiously,
    -
    plentifully
    growth

    ,()
    *,
    thing

    -
    ,
    1,14,
    article
    I

    m real.
    :)f J

    () positive
    eloquent.
    fluent
    I ()
    1>()
    667
    abundant
    ,
    in rivers
    eloquently
    (of a) .
    (''
    OB
    nver
    of one year,
    yearly; ;,
    -,
    annual
    anniversary
    yearling
    ()
    -,-
    annual
    rtgister;
    annals
    to decide,
    determine,
    resolve;
    make up
    one's mind
    ,
    ,
    ,
    , enejn

    decision,
    resolution ()-
    ])' resoluteness

    resolute,
    decided; ,
    ()7-
    8(),
    ,
    - -
    firm,
    Jteremptory
    etermin-
    ation,

    ,
    -,
    re-
    soluteness,
    peremp»-
    toriness
    brush-wood -
    .,
    . |.
    to work;
    labor;
    toil; make,
    to do
    laborious,
    industrious
    workman,
    laborer
    ,
    TJ

    ,77
    ,
    ;' ft

    568
    *l
    workwoman
    (work)-

    ()
    shop

    , -,
    ,
    in this way
    \
    -

    work, labor,
    task, toil;
    per-
    ,
    ,-
    lomance;

    -,-7 -,-
    -,
    business,
    working:-,
    work-,
    industrious,
    -,

    , -
    ,-
    laborious
    labori-
    ousness;
    pains-
    taking;
    industry,
    studi-

    bicycle
    ousness
    -
    ,,
    , »-

    of the same
    (adj.) BgB
    .V contem-

    -
    -,-
    porary

    - ()
    homed
    bar,
    turnpike
    customs

    homy;
    (duty)
    ;
    ,
    , (-)
    like horn,
    horn; ,
    ,-
    ()
    corneous,
    comer
    cornea

    mat
    ;

    popo-j 9
    ()
    poro-i reed, ; (*)-
    • (bul)ru8h
    (of) reed,
    (Dul)ru8h
    ,-
    OB

    - raiiin
    current

    bom
    (fellow-)
    countrvman
    natural; ,
    (-)
    ,BOHTf^MMI

    (,
    ,
    innate,
    inborn;
    natal,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    native;
    (my) own,
    etc
    family;
    relatives,
    relations

    birthday;
    (pl.)
    ;
    ,
    (
    delivery
    native, of

    to bear;
    family
    ,
    -,
    [
    beget;

    ]-,-
    produce;
    Dring forth
    to be
    to be
    bom;
    produced
    father, >-
    ,-
    ,,
    opHHt

    »»«-

    '
    {)
    relative;
    kinsman
    parents
    relative,
    Idnswoman
    ,
    ()
    of birth (or:
    descent)
    rase-,
    family-.
    -
    ,(),
    670

    ,,
    '
    .'
    genealogy,
    pedigree
    fruitful,
    fertile,
    rich
    fertiUty;
    fruit-
    ,.
    JepriLIBTi,

    fulnes,
    fecundity

    \ :
    rose
    poKa(6ojuK) erysipelas
    rosy,
    roseate
    roasting
    , poBsier

    smt
    fruit of the
    <(,
    ! carob-tree,
    St John's
    «, () -
    (prefix)

    poe6aJUUcaTB
    bread,
    carob(-

    asunder,
    beam),

    un-, dis-f
    Rose
    to get
    ,
    8-
    —,
    8() talkative

    )(,
    to knock
    (break,
    smash) to CM
    pieces 08
    () to dcdTeat

    to be
    8,
    dashed to
    pieces, to
    be crushed
    (
    (: )
    -,
    -
    (or;

    ;
    bruised)
    to take to
    pieces;
    undress;

    () sift
    ,*
    . ()
    poefl. 671
    to pull
    down
    »
    ], (-
    . to parse

    .(-
    ()
    |>.()
    )
    to analyse

    to
    dismember
    -
    ; oep
    taking to
    pieces;
    (act of) )- (err

    , ©-
    ,
    undressing;
    analising
    (the act of) ^

    -,
    -
    undressing
    one's self

    , -
    -
    highway-
    man.robber,
    brigand
    pirate, ,
    |>,
    ,-
    corsair
    predatory,

    -- ,-,
    rapacious
    robbery;
    rpey;
    rapine
    to take a

    ,; -
    run;

    (—
    disperse;
    ,
    -
    ()
    pos6iXBBft

    )>-
    to
    to bolt)
    come
    apart
    (asunder)
    divergent
    divergenc-

    predatory
    .-
    ^
    -
    I II

    ,
    •»
    decompo-
    sition;
    dissection;
    ,-
    672 -2*
    II n dismember-
    ment
    I
    (di.)-
    Bolution
    particular;
    fastidiouB, ,
    dainty
    7#
    <«- ,- to fall ill
    to beperate

    disunion
    7>-
    7
    7#
    to disunite

    .-
    to fall oat

    to disarm

    sonsider-
    ation;
    -
    -
    , -
    ,.
    reflection,

    -
    ,
    deliber-
    ation

    - to consider;
    ;
    ^- meditate;

    -,-,
    ponder

    (.
    {
    considerate,
    circamspect,
    cautious,
    thouerhtful
    ,
    sonsiderate-
    ness;
    circum-
    ,
    spection,
    presence of
    mind; oon-
    sideration
    poBBajnoBA- tobrek
    down, -
    demolish;
    to lay ia
    ruins, to
    wredc,
    <iMt(07
    , :, ;
    , jieft
    vjmm,
    |
    ',- ),
    /«-
    ruin
    broth
    578

    to boil to
    vymn

    -,
    irieces (or: nices (<),
    to
    boil soft
    (or: well)
    (op: )
    \ extravar

    |«*
    -
    gant;

    toUke
    aaunder;
    take to
    spoiled

    ,
    ,, -
    ;(),
    pieces:
    ()
    8pread(lay>
    out; to
    unroll,
    unwrap; to
    open (a -»
    book); to
    put (pall)
    down;

    (-,-
    (>9-()
    demolish
    to amuse,
    dieer up
    to unwind, ,
    ,,
    cans,
    an

    (
    -HJTB unfold,
    unroll,
    wind off; ;
    (r*
    to despatch
    (business);
    ); - mr^-

    [- , to develop
    to dawn, ,
    -
    |)
    grow lifl^t

    8-
    { it is

    develop-
    ment;
    eulti-
    day-
    fight

    Tation
    -
    ^-,
    «-, 574
    I % ]-,
    • to blow
    ,-
    '
    awav,

    |)
    ,
    disperse
    (* to be blown

    '
    .
    away
    divorce,

    >-,- seperation
    search, ,
    -
    inquiry.
    investi-
    gration; ;

    exploration
    scientific

    '
    investi-
    gation,
    reseach
    divorced
    ,
    woman
    »1()- to inquire
    (search) ()
    8()- after
    to inquire

    develop-
    ment
    -
    ;;
    , ., ,
    <»(7)- to weigh
    out; spread;
    to hang up,
    hook on
    to conduct
    different
    ways; part,
    ,

    3
    , seperate;
    divorce
    to divorce,
    put away
    one's wife
    to dwell.
    enlarge
    ;
    (-*
    -
    (expatiate)
    upon a
    subject
    )
    ,
    (,
    »»
    ««
    S75

    - , -
    to carry ry Bcpi (auH»
    convey) to Seft)
    ifferent
    placet» OJMftoee,
    transport

    ; ) to protract;

    ,)
    accoatom a.
    ( esocToic
    (
    ,«
    p. to etroU crrpoas
    (in the
    streets):
    (to stroll,
    rambel, an
    wander vp

    ]<7()
    and down)
    solution
    to unbind,
    untie;
    ()
    ^,
    ';
    OBvaft,

    )
    7 &()
    undo;
    loose(n)
    solve
    (np^

    , ,,-
    to guess a

    >8 riddle
    to dissolve
    a society
    to disperse
    dispel,
    drive
    asunder (:

    , -
    (or;- awnj)
    1><> to run
    )

    asunder,
    disperse
    take a run
    -- ()
    '

    »
    .-
    I'ormi

    •
    :<-,
    to open dam
    (dike)
    to unband,

    to unband;
    to be
    opoi
    ,
    ()
    ;()
    unbent
    I vr
    576
    run, start; ,;,
    .:, «
    onset;

    ,
    swin]^;
    (

    - ^)
    flappinjir
    (of wings)
    8 with all

    ,
    one's might

    --
    inspection,
    exami-
    ,
    nation,
    scrutiny,
    review
    to inspect,
    view, ,,
    to look
    survey

    ,
    ()-
    -,
    round; spy
    about

    to rot:
    putrefy;
    ulcerate,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    OJep«;

    . *
    (-- )
    suppurate
    ti irritate,
    anger;
    embitter,
    exasperate
    ,',
    , -^
    to grow
    angry

    -
    talk,
    conver-

    to get
    sation

    talkative^
    to talk
    (chat)
    -
    ,
    () ;
    much, to

    - get into a
    fitof
    talking
    resounding:
    renowned
    ',
    8()

    --
    .-
    echo;
    celebrity,
    renown,
    publicity;
    lame;
    ,,
    ;
    , ,
    cejw-

    ,,,-
    resounding
    to make

    ,,,-
    known, set
    abroad;

    -, -
    divulge;
    resound
    to inflame;

    -
    (*-, flare up
    to unroll;
    uncover;
    push
    asunder; ,(--
    separate
    )
    (sunder) by
    scratching
    to lay
    (take) off;
    strip (the
    ()
    ;(
    <-
    upper part
    of the
    body)
    )
    • , to make
    oneself
    quite at
    home; take ,8
    |:«
    [
    one's ease
    make
    yurself
    quite at.
    home, take
    your ease
    ,-
    ,--

    to mark
    ,
    ,
    VI '

    the
    bounds ry
    of, to Dound
    \< ;() to bite to
    pieces, to
    bite open
    "

    «;(
    I VI

    < ;(—)
    •) 578
    to play,
    perform;
    (to be
    ;
    ,
    ( -
    ;
    ) > );
    enacted; to
    m

    ,
    be laid
    -|- (np.
    to go off

    ,
    '

    ! well
    >
    abeolutioii

    ()
    ;

    !
    '

    •
    ;

    ;
    .

    « -,,
    to rake
    (scrape)
    apart
    destmction
    devastation
    entire -
    defeat
    to destroy,
    ,,
    annul;

    -
    S ?'

    J rain.
    batter down
    '
    ^
    '' to fall into

    ,()
    debandiery,

    ,
    to become a
    '
    t

    dissolute
    fellow,
    ,
    :

    ()
    <»-,
    to cheer up,
    grow merry
    lo distribotP,
    deal out /^
    «;
    -,
    (|«-")
    to crush;
    braise

    1
    ,
    8<)7*
    -
    fBB
    ,

    to irive

    » away:
    '.

    ;
    distribute
    -
    in preseirte
    distribution

    disunion; -€,
    j.

    '
    dividing in
    two;
    bifnixfttiOB
    -
    '
    ••,
    579
    to disnnitei
    to diTide
    into two
    to look
    aboot (or:
    ;
    ( (: ; ;

    out);
    take a
    view of;
    to view
    to blow duioe

    -,-« into a
    flame
    to rend,
    tear (to
    ,-( -
    pieces);
    lacerate, ,»
    08),

    ()
    ,,
    to tear
    open

    : ,
    .
    »
    ^ ',
    valley,
    dale; cleft
    division.
    discord;
    partition;

    »
    |><-
    '>--
    (B
    diapter.
    paramirfi
    separable,

    separa-
    divisible

    bility,
    (livinibility
    .
    -
    -
    .
    ,
    6Bjnrri

    ,- to divide;
    separate;

    {-(') distribute
    raise, find
    out, procure,
    .4*-
    *,
    Ret () rt»(Mi)

    ,
    ,
    finding
    out
    discovery,
    setting;
    , /pNW
    ,

    eaminff^^^
    II
    -
    >()*
    (7) to hollow,
    esccavate; ,,
    -()
    pick open; ORiit'H;
    to cut
    asunder
    tread down, .
    '
    . (-
    )
    crush by
    treading on,
    to widen
    treading
    dissension,
    discord,
    by
    ,
    ()
    ,
    ^'
    -,
    ;

    f-
    1
    disunion,
    quarrel,

    mischief-
    strife
    -
    ,
    -
    ',

    '
    f^

    making
    dividing;
    disinte-
    grating
    (- )
    to blow the
    coals, make 08,
    mischieves
    ,
    -,
    -
    cross-way,
    cross-road,
    -'
    ,
    ,
    parting-
    way
    to scratch,
    wound by

    ,
    ii(jB)aTB

    -
    scratching,

    --
    ,-,
    scratch
    open

    ,
    to irritate,

    -
    provoke

    ,,
    to awake,
    wake ap
    to smash,
    crush,
    dash to
    pieces,
    ,
    hatter
    |() 581 8()
    1)(»)
    •.
    -
    to blow T7<UoB

    \
    asunder;
    blow up,

    -
    an,
    inflate
    meditation;
    reflection;
    conside-
    ration
    ,
    ,
    .,-
    ,,
    |.()-
    (- to meditate,
    censider;

    --
    )
    1;«}'

    -()
    ,
    ponder

    to crush

    ,>
    -,
    .'
    to undress,
    strip
    ti disunite.
    disjoin.
    uncouple

    '
    poj'CM armistice.
    truce
    1">: to glow
    jp ;- to

    to
    make
    red-hot

    masticate,
    to chew
    -
    , -mt

    "';!(»)

    -,
    ()
    to flame np

    to enrich
    oneself, to
    acquire
    ,,
    Jftaa

    ]-,
    '
    wealth
    to corrode;
    eat away

    ,:()-
    to grow fat
    (or: stout)
    to investi-

    distinguish,
    djecern
    ^
    ,,- ()
    -
    582
    »()
    ',
    pOe3J<foUTH to unbridle,
    put the
    (or: ()
    bit) off
    ili
    po3sj(M)Tv; to pull off
    ones shoes
    (boots)-
    (to pull off
    (
    BoasoBH
    one's own ^)
    »
    ,
    shoes)
    8--
    ,- to gape,
    open wide
    to unbend;
    relax
    -''
    ,-
    poni to drive
    away
    away)
    (ride
    in ) (()
    () different
    parts
    ,

    -
    to knead
    well, work
    (day)
    to errow
    soft by
    ^ ()

    '
    kneading
    to cut into
    (small)
    pieces
    ()*
    to
    dismember
    order,
    command;
    narration,

    to order,
    tale
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    -

    ()
    poaagiBTB
    command
    to tell,
    narrate
    to break a
    bridge
    , «
    -,
    -, 68

    , -
    ;
    ,;|;
    to scatter Tj csnvp
    •7(—)

    ,
    about;
    dissipate;
    spread;
    throw
    away;
    sqaander;
    pull down,
    deseory,
    (to extend,
    unfold (np.
    land8Cle
    ^

    )
    (,, _

    unfolds
    itself
    to our

    ,-
    >
    )»01 delight,
    pleasure,
    lew)

    rapture
    ,,
    ,
    delightful,
    blissful,
    "<^>

    -
    (---
    Inxuiiona

    poradmHo delightfolly,
    )
    blissfully

    -
    decompo-
    sition, dis-
    section;
    analysis;
    distn-
    bution;
    clas-
    -
    ,»
    ^,
    ;,
    ,-
    -
    8,
    sification;
    disjwsition
    to spread,
    extend;
    decompose
    ddcompound
    distribute,
    dispose;
    take to
    ,
    ,
    ;
    ,
    ,
    pieces
    7 to
    584
    open

    tostetch;
    decompose:
    to be
    »- ()
    poeson

    nOBS, TJ

    ()
    quartered
    to kindle, ',
    ; (^)
    to light
    , (fire)

    'I
    that can be
    taken
    apart; ,',-
    III

    -
    decom-

    :-
    posable:
    divisible;
    (o
    portable)
    decom-
    (')
    «()- posability

    « ()
    to break
    (or;flatten)
    with the
    hammer,
    to unfetter,
    unchain;
    from
    to loose
    , ,-
    ;;)
    .

    (
    fetters;
    (:
    ,- to unshoe
    a horse)
    ;;,-
    split; cleft;
    fissure;

    to cause to
    gap
    ,, fen

    swiner,
    to set
    (a thin«r)
    ^oin^r (or: )-
    ( *)
    (:

    .
    in motion),
    dig^nsr
    out (-up), (),
    excavation,
    poBKon

    ()
    posKon
    ()
    domk>ii(jb)»-
    65
    exhumation
    to open by
    -.
    OBii(e)a
    mea
    dicing,
    dig
    to
    all
    make
    over, , as

    ()
    -(
    wider (or:
    eren) by
    digging
    to raze
    *

    -
    to take
    root; to
    become
    deeply
    rooted
    touneork

    ,-
    posao-^jBA- to unroll

    8
    potaomjBa-
    ) -
    *-
    to giye
    ( one^s self
    up to atepe.
    iMeasurea,
    to enjoy (a

    to be
    thing)
    <
    ( )
    delighted
    with,
    to enioy
    oneself with

    -
    ()-
    -,-
    7,-
    to steal
    away
    to uncoyer,
    unreil
    to orumble ' lep,

    to cut up»
    cut to

    to untwist,
    unwind,
    raeloff
    ,^. nioee
    88

    -
    to crumple, «P0MO(e)ji.

    ,- *^ dieherd
    tobay mp
    •U
    (fafteaeji

    -- toUto
    op«n, bito
    1()
    7<
    to pieces;

    pouM
    ;;!!

    IsUi
    ,-
    disorder,
    Bonftasion
    to disperse
    in creeping,
    disappear
    large, wide,
    ,
    *7
    «»
    V
    lit
    extension,

    over-
    flow (),
    isnndaaon,
    fkwd
    -,-
    (),
    ,
    ,i
    '

    () bloodshed;
    slaughter
    ,
    ,,,
    )
    to shed,
    spill, poor
    out.
    diffuse;

    . «- ovemm
    to bestow

    ,
    (shed)
    blessioga
    upon

    remissneee»
    looseness;
    slowneaa,
    sloth-
    ,
    <
    ,*
    JiycBec

    folneea
    :

    887
    IttttUh,
    lax; looM,
    ,
    ,JMSc, jqrc;

    <- low,
    •lothftol
    to become
    (quite) ()
    •'(8)
    eaoBT>

    {' .
    >) idle (or:
    i~y)
    es (o )
    to fly aw»T eaaft ;

    ,,
    different
    ways
    (o
    t,
    .):
    to run
    away,
    t. scatter,
    • actid in

    .-
    different

    -
    .
    .
    directions
    to fly in
    pieces, to
    be shivered,
    go to wreck
    to be worn
    ,
    08,
    ^
    () out to raffs
    to run witb
    full speed,

    , , .
    pefS

    -
    ,
    run amaJn
    •
    |>
    poKiondl broad, wide,
    roomy,
    spatious;
    ,
    ,
    ^-
    large
    extension;
    expansion;
    extent,
    dimension
    ,)
    ^
    to break
    , (
    ,
    (to pieces)
    to fall
    to pieces,
    to be
    brdran
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    separation;
    departure,
    leave,
    farewell;
    ,
    (-
    --
    -()
    (.:
    dissolution)

    ,
    to cleave, KjdB,
    split (open)
    ()

    -
    separable
    ?»08-
    7),- to separate,

    , disjoin,

    -
    to part,
    separate

    { , , separability

    to unsolder

    '
    extend;
    ():
    extensive,
    to
    (re)sound

    wide; vast
    ,
    .

    ;
    -
    , ,
    ()
    various,
    multifari-
    ous, diverse , ,
    (-) to become
    ()
    ,
    ,
    wet

    (,
    (get)

    swing;
    vibration;
    brandish,
    ) ;

    p. .:
    oscilation

    flapping
    (of wings)
    to take
    )(
    one's swing
    (, 680
    ,
    .- )
    -( to swing;
    ,) 6peu-

    -»-
    ,7
    to set
    thing)
    brandish
    (

    going (or:
    in motion)
    to smear
    a (
    )
    (
    () ,
    )
    (8pread)on,to
    besmear by

    --
    greasing

    ,,
    (:

    -
    (or: rub-
    bing)

    ,-
    -
    to survey,
    set bounos
    to bound
    to fix the
    boundaries
    to grnnd;

    to open
    crush
    ,
    wide
    ( ) to walk
    about; not
    to meet ().
    ,
    (one), to

    )
    miss each
    other

    (
    not to
    adhere (to
    truth) to
    ( ()
    swerve

    ^
    ,
    from truth
    to grow

    (
    -
    soft by
    kneading

    reflection,
    meditation -
    to reflect
    upon
    meditate,
    ponder over
    ,-
    ,-
    ;

    -- 590
    () change () .
    >
    ,- to
    (ex) change
    measure;
    measure-
    ment;
    dimension;
    proportion
    sym-
    ,
    ,;-
    ,
    -
    ()-

    --
    metrical,
    pro-
    portional,
    symmetry;
    proportion
    ,
    ,
    ,-
    -,
    -
    to measure,
    survey
    to dissipate
    by
    -
    ,
    sweeping,
    scatter
    sweeping; ;,(---
    -- (disperse
    )
    ,- to
    dispel)
    knead
    thoroughly,
    work
    ,,-
    ();
    (clay)
    ;
    -
    -,-
    mix, stir;
    to trample
    down, ircad
    under foot
    to augment,
    increase;
    ,,
    MBSC,

    ,
    ,-
    ,
    -
    multiply

    -- ,
    talk, cotiver-
    saticn,
    discourse,
    to hold
    conver-

    ' «,-
    fli' sation, to
    make
    understood
    - f
    ;

    (-) 501

    ,-
    -
    to converse;
    (—) speak about
    (or: of)

    ,
    ()

    ()-
    -
    -7,-
    to discourse
    talkative,
    com-
    municative,
    to untwist,
    disentangle
    to moisten,
    soak, steep,
    drench,
    soften (by
    '
    ,
    •,
    ',
    «,
    )
    '((
    soaking)
    to soften,
    mollify
    ',
    to gfrow
    soft (or: (—),
    ()
    -,
    tender), to
    soften
    to crush,
    squash
    ,
    ,»
    -]
    ,
    , ',
    to pet,
    pamner,
    coddle
    effeminate,
    effeminate,
    delicate;
    pampered , AejuneT,

    ,-
    (person),
    loblolly
    to set on
    fire, set
    alight
    ,-
    to carry
    different
    ,8
    «
    ways, carry
    ab<nit (the
    country)
    spread
    to deal in
    pedlar's
    ware
    - ,-
    ^^^^^J^>
    p03f)Xn
    692
    to brisk up,
    make merry
    (cheerful),
    ,
    (),
    cheer up
    -,
    -
    to feel
    inclined to,
    to get a
    longing
    ()
    . ,-
    (-
    (wish)
    to fall to
    pieces (or:
    into ruin)
    ()
    |. (-)
    .
    to decay

    ) to bestow
    (great) at- ()
    tention (or:
    ()
    ,,
    care) on
    crumbling
    away;

    ,
    ,
    ,
    decay; ruin
    heat, ardor; 1,
    passion;

    -
    ,
    - -
    ignition;
    kindling,
    inflaming
    to heat, set ,,
    ,,-
    fire to; to

    -
    -()-
    to
    inflame
    warm
    thoroughly
    to ungird,
    ,
    ',
    ' 1
    loosen the

    - ;
    belt
    to unseal,
    unfasten
    the seal,
    to open
    , ()
    _

    to spoiled
    1)6
    by too mnch
    fondling;
    to grow
    effeminate.
    -
    ,-
    ',- - to coddle,
    spoil by too
    ',
    , -
    onoft-
    much
    tenderness,
    to fondle '
    ()
    () (cocker)
    too much

    , )-
    to addict
    one's self
    (
    ,-
    (to be
    addicted)
    to drinking,
    take to

    -
    ,-
    drinking,
    to turn a

    to
    drunkard
    saw
    through (,
    )-
    -
    >-,
    (or: up, to
    pieces)
    to strain,
    extend,
    stretch
    (out);
    crucify,
    ,,
    opta
    (),
    ,

    8-,
    - mortify
    to open by
    pushing
    asunder, ,
    , -
    ()
    stretch,

    list,
    distend

    catalogue
    endorse-

    confirm-
    ment;

    ation
    to endorse;
    ;,
    ,-
    '-
    not to cease

    (all
    writing
    inquiry-
    round) ( )
    {)
    ()- () SM
    to iiK||uire, ,
    ».
    Tj
    ,()
    ; ,
    ^
    -,
    • () question:
    ask after
    to push
    (thrust)
    asunder
    (aside);
    «^ , .
    (),
    vdden,
    enlarsre:
    stretdi by
    ».
    thrustiner in

    ( ')
    hi ' -
    -,
    ()
    to

    to
    cram
    (stuff,
    fatten) one

    recogrniM^
    discern,
    with

    distinguish,
    to heat,
    ^
    ,
    BOB

    ,«-«»
    .-

    -« make
    red-hot

    .((-) to grow
    to get into
    hot

    slit,
    a passion
    rent
    (in a coat)
    ,( ) ter

    posajuKara

    -•
    to burst
    into tears
    ')
    ,
    to flatten
    to flow
    (run, swin)
    in different
    directions,
    to dissolve,
    -
    (,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    - -
    -,- -,
    melt
    (away)
    to untwist;
    ()
    unplait,
    unbraid
    (hair) ()
    —

    poijrftwi» 668 |()


    -)
    ;
    -,
    (
    tounplait
    (undo, let
    down)
    one^e hair
    ),,
    to increase, TJ
    breed;
    (transplant)
    (^,
    (7, JH)T

    «.
    vep

    «-

    ,
    --
    pouu-
    - increase,

    for
    brood

    ,
    ,
    breeding

    *--
    ,-
    () tounwrap.
    unswaddle
    to spread,

    ^-
    -
    diffuse;

    ,
    propagate
    situation;
    condition, , BOB-

    ,-
    ;
    circum-

    -
    stances,

    --
    disposition;
    liking
    incli-
    nation) fbr
    inclined,
    well
    disposed
    ,
    )4-
    (-
    want

    -«~

    ;
    to frighten

    -,
    - away;
    banish,

    , ;
    -
    to rip up;
    slit;
    unstitch,
    unsew; ,
    -
    -
    to rip open
    to reduce
    to dust;
    disperse
    to scratch,
    .-
    n(jB)aTB (scrape,
    shuffle)
    asunder
    ') (cKpeftn,
    ,
    - ;
    |1--, 5%
    to dispose;
    |>;
    {- -
    ,
    command
    available,
    disposable
    arrange-
    ment,
    ),
    >;
    -(»-
    order,
    decree,
    enactment

    lift ;

    -() ,
    ,,
    -ar-
    ranfirement,
    disposition,

    to
    order
    (>-
    >,

    -,,
    commence,

    >, begrin,
    start
    transaction;
    negotiation,
    dispute;
    treatise; --;
    >-
    -
    dis-

    -- , - sertation;
    (sepa-

    ,;
    ration

    ,- , to
    negotiate;
    treat;
    debate,
    discuss

    ,
    -
    to go to
    law with,
    to plead in
    a court of
    law
    to separate
    (oneself),
    £art; to
    (),
    ;
    ave done
    with
    8
    {-
    -
    607
    selling off
    the act of
    1. ()
    «
    selling hy
    retail
    ,
    ()
    <--
    ,-{
    to sell off.
    (out)
    sell
    to spread,
    extend;
    stretch oat
    ,,
    to take
    leave of, ,
    ,
    T«ftK
    >
    to bid (a
    ^-
    .
    person)
    farewell.

    8-- say good-

    to
    bye

    -
    unharness;

    despair,
    unyoke

    desperation
    ; «5-

    ,- to burst
    (asunder).
    ,().
    ,
    crack,
    to break
    •cleft,
    fissure,
    gap.

    crevice
    ,
    -,
    .
    (-)
    -.
    -(-)
    (dis).
    solution
    to dissolve;
    (analyse);
    to thin.
    ;
    ()-

    ,()
    -(),
    ()>

    . ()
    .)(-
    to spread,
    dilute

    diffuse,
    to dismiss.
    ,
    ,
    discharge
    bad
    |7«
    ,
    .
    «,-«
    vice,
    life; riot;
    dis-
    , «-
    (*)5-

    :
    powiycTHHft

    poea/GfiHMS

    087-
    solution;
    profligacy
    nrofligate;
    dissolute;
    riotous.
    loose,
    rakish
    profligrate
    man, rake,
    libertine
    dissolute
    .
    (),
    ',
    paftoToc,

    ,
    (),
    peft«

    ;--
    woman,
    abandoned

    ()
    woman
    cross-way,
    wrong way;
    -.
    |;
    parting-
    way;
    cross-road
    ()«- to
    disentangle; *,
    unravel; ((>);
    unfetter
    }> ;
    ,
    potiij4aTB to despair
    of; fan

    --
    .-
    into desfiair
    desperate,
    nopeless
    crud- -
    -
    -,-
    >-«7-
    censolatiOB

    to console,
    comfort;
    dissuade,
    to consult
    otherwise
    ;,
    ,• ()» 1>
    to irriUte,
    wound,
    (sore), to
    tear open a
    pospicT

    ()
    wound
    ,—
    pwpui(oB)y- to count
    , «
    ,
    (out)
    to settle

    « accounts

    to rend
    (pull)
    with
    tear; break

    founder,
    ,
    () «-
    ,
    ,
    -
    «.- )
    break
    («- to divert
    (amuse)
    one's self
    diversion,
    () BOBS

    -
    enter-
    tainment,

    (, ,
    ,)
    to turn
    (rip, root,
    rake) up

    () ,- to thin:

    to
    dUute (),
    *()
    -
    -
    distinguish,

    - ,
    discrimi-

    cut,
    nate
    ,
    8()-
    ,
    intersection
    to cut
    through,
    ,
    intersect, VJ

    -, -
    cut to
    pieces

    ,
    potpicT
    to disunite

    growth;
    incr^ise;
    development
    ,-
    !

    ,
    -,- ; (exempt)
    <0
    to dispense
    (())
    -- ,-,
    from;
    untie
    to multiply,

    -, breed;

    to
    increase
    swarm
    () ,
    :\'?
    togrow up,
    come to full
    growth;
    strike
    ;
    -,
    ,,,
    roots,
    spread
    branches
    uproar,

    -,
    -
    riot,

    stir up,
    revolt

    ,(
    )
    set going,

    () move

    ()
    seedling
    (of plants)
    ( cabbage )-
    sprouts, ,
    -,
    --
    ,
    cabbage-
    plant

    ,-' to place
    asunder,
    separate
    transplant,
    <',
    blow up,
    burst into
    ,
    pieces
    hotbed
    dawn of ()
    day
    twilight
    to flash
    beam
    , Tjr »'
    () an,

    (shine)
    forth
    .
    -
    {-
    - 1
    »01

    to colonize

    to settle

    ,- '
    ,|<-
    -
    anger,

    to
    irritate
    grow
    angry
    to send off
    (,)
    -
    (out, forth)

    () )
    -
    ()
    to emit
    (dart)
    rays
    unthread;
    unbind,
    ;,,
    ( scatter,

    to be
    untie
    to pour out,

    disperse

    scattered,
    to disperse.
    to fall to
    {)
    CKCTCf»,

    |:,
    -
    ()
    pieces (or:-

    {> CM
    into ruin)
    to dry in
    (up),
    shrink
    (),
    to become

    ,-
    disjoined
    through

    (-,- dryness
    to sow; dis-
    seminate;
    ;

    scatter
    (spread)
    seed
    ()
    to spread
    (')
    .
    .
    (propagate/
    falsehood
    to spread
    terror
    everywhere
    !:«

    -
    '
    ,-
    , 60Z
    to take
    seat, sit
    apart ;bur8t ;
    tj

    ,().-
    e
    CIT,

    to unsaddle.
    unhorse,
    dismount
    to pull to
    pieces.
    pluck
    asunder
    -,
    .
    cut asunder

    -,
    -
    (to pieces)
    absence of
    Ml* mind,
    absent-
    minded-
    ness.
    Inattentive-

    8--, ness
    to make
    room by
    leaping
    ,
    ;
    ,-
    () aside;
    burst
    asunder,
    split;
    separate by
    leaping
    (jumping
    different

    - ways)

    - ,* pick
    asunder.
    pluck to
    pieces
    to spread
    far and
    wide one*8
    fame, to
    to render
    ,
    ITB

    : *
    pnarjriAMy—
    to
    08
    inveetigate^
    *
    , --
    ,
    ,
    .
    inquire,
    search into,
    -
    >),
    inspect

    -
    to
    «, encourage,

    [
    make bold
    to, venture
    ,
    to
    to make one

    ,
    CM out
    to burst
    laugh

    laughing
    forking,
    ,
    Aopidnf,
    -
    tec

    -
    »
    (1.)
    furcation;
    prong,
    wooden
    pitchfork
    branchy;
    fork-
    shaped,
    forked
    putting up,
    dislocation
    -
    ,
    ,
    -
    •
    -
    ^^*

    »-
    ,-
    t

    18)
    to place
    (asunder),
    post
    parting^, of
    separition
    ,;-
    (),

    !
    -
    provide for;
    procure

    ,
    --
    to procure,

    ,^
    acquire

    » «,-, to spread
    (out);
    extend
    (>).
    to spread,
    to be
    ] 04 .
    ;,
    -
    -
    spreading
    dissonance;
    collapse;
    disorder
    shot to
    death;
    scattered,
    dispersed
    to shoot
    ,,
    (dead); to ();
    |-
    ,- -,,
    disperse
    to put out

    ; :
    .
    of tune,
    untune;
    to put out
    of humor;
    break up,
    unhinge;
    upset;

    to go
    ruin
    ,
    ;>
    ,
    >-

    , >-
    -,- asunder;

    topush
    open

    -
    ,
    ()
    (move)
    asunder
    conside-
    ration,
    >-
    ,
    ,-
    -(),- .
    reflection;

    ,
    judgement,
    criticism
    to judge,
    |,
    -
    -
    ,-
    criticise;
    consider,
    adjust:
    decide
    judicious,
    sensible.
    reasonable
    intelligent,
    ,
    ,
    -
    , -
    sensible;
    wise
    prudent
    ',
    ; ;

    - 605
    thought-
    ,
    ,
    --
    ,, -
    fulness,
    judicious-
    ness,
    prudence; ,
    ,- -
    |
    |()-
    wisdom;
    cleverness,
    reasonable-

    sense,
    reason,
    ness

    judgment;
    (consider-
    ation)
    ,,)
    ,,
    (-
    ;(—)
    to untwist,

    -
    untwine; OBTBaftH,

    ( ,
    ,
    rollout
    (paste)
    to be
    untwisted
    extensive; ,
    ();
    ()
    ,
    wide-

    ,
    ()
    ( spread)
    vast; large
    extension;
    widening,
    lengthen-

    - ,) ing;
    expansion;
    (feoM.)
    dimension
    to erect
    (pitch, put
    up) a camp, an)
    (,
    (a tent)
    roll (out),
    flatten
    with a
    ' (
    (),

    -,- to thaw,
    to melt;
    roller

    liquefy
    , ,
    600 «
    '
    ,,
    v-'i
    ,
    -{ '
    opening:;
    vent,
    outlet;
    aperture;

    ,- ( ()
    ,
    open
    ';
    (
    to open;

    -, ' unconc)
    open (wide)
    p.

    ()
    - cut asunder,
    (or: to ( nicc>3),

    -,-« pieces),

    - , ,
    cut through
    to firind
    (nib) to
    powder,
    ()
    - pulverise
    to crush:
    to stretch
    by pressing npeciHf

    , upon
    to pound,
    crush,

    - ,
    ,- break
    branch of
    a river; (-
    (flowing
    )
    -
    ()
    ^ asunder)
    to explain;
    interpret
    melting

    ,
    -
    fusion,
    smelting
    to melt,
    smelt;
    liquefy
    fusible;
    liquefiable;
    ,
    ,
    ,;
    -
    -'*
    ',
    meltable; ',
    soluble ';
    |>)
    |«:<)|(>
    «07
    unsliK'h.
    unsew
    ,, |),
    )
    to corrode,
    fat away;
    waste, ,
    >
    ^'
    '',
    squander
    prodiprality;
    extrava-
    crance,
    wasteful-
    ness
    »
    ]>
    '.
    '-
    --
    eKlTjX'-
    --,
    <;

    ]>.'
    prod pal,
    extrava-
    gant,
    lavish
    ,.
    .,-
    (;} s<|4aniler,
    spendthrift,
    extrava-
    gant
    (-
    ) |-
    eKCTpt'Be-

    >-
    ,-
    --
    (wasteful)
    person
    to waste,
    lavish,
    ,,
    - squander,

    absent-
    minded,
    thoughtless,
    light-
    ,
    -,
    '-
    '.- headed

    , ,
    to dash to
    ', .^
    -
    --
    ,-
    smash.
    crush.
    shatter
    trumpet
    forth:
    proclaim
    ;
    (,
    to pii-li
    (asunder).
    :i\ay

    aside) )
    .
    .7«
    -
    -() ,
    «.
    ,*
    to jostle
    poeple in
    the streets
    to disperse,

    (
    ,- ,« (
    scatter,
    shake
    (up) well,
    by
    shaking
    to stretch
    (out);
    (an)

    ();
    enlarge

    ,
    ,
    to extend,
    stretch
    wide, large,

    ,
    extensive

    extension,
    expansion,
    widening
    extensible,
    dilatable,
    ductile,
    extenHibility -,
    ,('-
    ,
    ,
    dilatable-

    ^ ness,

    -
    ductility
    mind,
    intelect,
    (>
    ,
    -
    sense;

    ,-
    reason
    under-
    standing,

    - intelligence,
    compre-

    -
    poejMHBft
    to

    hend,
    wise,
    nension

    understand,
    compre-

    sensible,
    know
    ,
    , HOB

    8, -
    , -
    iiii«lligent
    ;

    7 --
    |)37- to grow
    reasoning,
    wise

    argument
    intelectual
    *,
    Bafta

    ,) phise,

    *
    to phikMO

    reason
    to fly into
    passion (a
    temper) TfMnepj

    -
    (»•

    to fire up
    p(»XBT(jB)a- to set

    ) (-

    - -
    swinging,

    leave,

    ,
    ,
    (in motion),

    ,
    departure.-
    eeparation;

    ) /
    (-
    breaking
    up

    () expense ,
    on parting,

    -
    expenditure
    diverging
    from;
    parting;
    of
    ,
    '-
    expenditore
    to spill, ,,
    pour out

    »»-
    )
    to go
    "• asunder.
    ^'
    .
    Ipoetftiw

    (
    part.
    separate
    p..
    to disperse.
    to be
    flMcnpjic,

    dispersed

    .
    ., <>:-
    . |»«|>!

    ^ :
    to snatch <''
    - (.111.1

    away,
    (•

    <'«',
    «')

    -
    scramble
    for
    ,
    ,
    to open,
    unbutton oMrtaTfH
    ,, Ik. out in rti

    «(. blossom,

    :
    to flourish
    po3iq,BiT bloom,
    ooenine ••>(»')
    » (of '< .'),
    flowers,) ('|>;
    flowering:;
    thriving-
    ,

    pf «
    noss

    to arouse
    ') «-[
    )|(;
    ,
    curiosity

    «» '
    I

    to be
    curious
    to cnchurm,
    «liscnchant, ?'»-

    '
    j

    disappoint
    < -
    <'-
    '

    porjojijioBaiffi
    (lisen-
    chantmen*; «'
    disap-
    pointment
    to pull
    apart, tear
    asunder; :,
    ,,
    pt « I

    j
    to tear
    ilt'av»',
    split;
    throw

    (one's self),
    to be torn,
    open

    ,
    ), (
    p< )34 lu' I .uuTH
    - j
    to (be)
    split (cleft)
    to quarter
    ()
    |)«>
    |:>|>-
    »1:|)
    -
    ||.-
    j

    '
    to spread,

    '
    (atraddlo)
    \
    out, bristle

    ('
    to bristle
    •

    (<'|')
    :,
    (:»
    '- up
    feathers) ')
    ,(-)
    "
    ; ,'
    to strike
    (break) to
    fragments

    leaven
    to dissolve;
    open;
    ()
    '.
    ()»';
    (TpllftK

    (iiin(f)ii
    make «'
    (
    to
    leaven for |';
    |' bread; take
    out entrails

    --
    (

    ,-«' -, to do!i)fht
    in reading,
    to untie,
    iiniiotten

    --
    ,-
    ,
    to comb TV

    -() asunder
    ((iff), comb
    thoroughly
    to lacerate,
    '""

    {) tear to

    ,,
    pieces,
    to unsew

    .-
    >|>- to widen,
    extend,
    ,

    -
    spread,
    enlarge
    to spread,
    gain ground
    -,

    -
    ()7
    to cut into
    small pieoes,
    tear in rags
    to unlace,
    untie
    , «^,
    pert
    -(»)«
    ()>' to

    to cleave,
    012
    unwrew

    plit
    ,
    1«

    (»)(); (),
    knock (')
    !
    |8 ' ( ()
    (l>nmk) to

    to rack

    () ' ]
    (worry)
    brain
    a
    thinK), (
    puzzle OV«T

    - ()'
    (h tiling)

    '
    -HTfl,

    , - to pluck

    piecee,
    (t«'ar) to

    { ,, ); -
    ' »)i:tton,
    unfa (a (
    >n
    hook); (]
    (a belt)
    to inflame,
    n.ake ^,
    -
    ,- , to grow
    irritate

    angry

    - ,,,)
    to brighten,
    clear up

    - to l)eoome
    fair, clear up

    to irritate,
    excite;
    ulcerate
    |1

    (
    (awound)
    to Bwarm,
    hiw
    to let go ( let
    out) ewarm ()
    > AIS
    to be re-
    mem
    (recollected)
    to ran in
    61

    I
    piMVM*

    ),
    (

    aa
    piao-

    MM
    that
    an
    head
    but
    itUe faaej '
    .-
    pOBOBSft yearly,
    of yovtn

    annual;
    anniverearj,
    ( being once
    ',
    ,- anniveraary
    a vear)

    «,,
    « -
    ,
    noiao; rattM,
    dim
    part,
    character in
    a play
    Ronum(uB)

    neo-Lalin;
    (BficbOJUO-
    ,
    ,()
    -;
    :<<~.:
    Romance

    rhomb
    anesqoe
    () ,
    .
    to let fall;
    drop;

    to shed tears
    lose;
    shed
    ,,
    to miflcary, >1,
    bring forth
    (a child} ()
    ,,
    before tne
    time

    ») (cjKpo*
    pus, matter;
    brine (aalt
    water)
    saoMb, thin
    (
    ,)
    matter
    -

    rock-oil,
    petroleum
    -,
    '
    ])
    |)
    pii.s
    14
    rt'S«'Ulblintr
    (luaitiT)
    .''iiliptiratiNt?
    I
    '-)
    (|)
    <|'
    U(x;

    (matter)

    to SUpl>liniU', -
    ()»!

    1>>
    Krow to pus,
    run with
    n latter
    •^iijipuration,
    rUUUiiiy Willi
    iJiatt*?r
    -, -
    ,
    1>,

    full of pus

    ,«'-
    '
    < » , [,
    }-
    ( II latter),

    mattt'i'y,
    purulent
    puruliMic»'

    iimttcriiiy;
    imirmur(fi)
    unj^rudjrinu'-
    (»),

    ,
    ,
    ()
    ly, witliout a
    niurimir

    !>(

    pouyxa
    (jjrunihling)
    to trruiuhle
    toad, pad-
    dock; (ugly
    ;
    ,'' ()
    |
    ^
    -,
    dew
    it

    plant;
    wretch)

    thawa
    , T03

    < ,-' small

    Russian
    fpronte
    (little)
    ilew

    after the

    lashioii; in
    ',-
    ]
    tilt' ivUHsian
    langnat,'*'
    jKiCHcTllft 62 |)0(
    ; ,
    lieu lull of

    , OB

    - ^ ;{;
    dew-
    JXHHTH

    *(
    I'oL
    to

    ;i
    l»c4le\v;

    a liiissinn
    to wot
    {
    »
    woman
    broth; Hdup,

    |(1.) n.ojif-t.a) (-)

    ,
    branches (in

    |><>
    horns
    () rojiHS

    ;
    IJiiHHia

    7
    ]-
    to narrate,
    tale; coni-
    !nan<l. order,
    ,
    -
    1>-,
    - (.
    tall,

    plant; ( ;*)
    prown
    up, aihih ,
    ();
    -
    w'edlinp);

    ( :

    vec»>tal)
    parasit ileal)
    plant,
    .;()-
    (

    ,
    l)arasit<';
    wee«l

    - ,;
    j4)coxa fork, foi-ke»!

    '-.
    l)ifnrcai«d;
    hranehy
    to prow; to
    branch
    forked, fork-
    shapin],
    forky,

    iiicrejis^'
    -,
    ;
    - ,

    < vegetul)le, of

    , - :

    -
    plants
    sap, vital
    juice of tr(4»8

    ,*
    plants
    veiretation;
    vepetahility
    |-
    -
    herbivorona,
    Kraminivo-
    ,
    -,
    ,,
    \*

    ^,
    '

    rous, phyto-
    pnagouB
    herbivorous
    animal,
    herbivore,
    phytophagan

    [-.
    (-
    ) garden

    to (let) «row,
    to cultivate,
    btt'ed
    dispersion,
    ;
    ,
    ()

    ()
    { dewy
    mouth
    rout

    -
    to grunt
    grunt

    1> (
    )
    annual set

    quicksilver,
    mercury
    ;
    cut; (wo(mI-
    fi'lling); cut
    in the wood
    );(-
    the act of
    hewing
    ;
    ;,()
    .
    ( to hew, cut,
    chop;
    p.:
    mmcc)
    -
    coarse shirt
    wood-cutter;
    hewer;
    -;-
    ;
    )
    '(2.
    swordsman
    rouble
    (Russian
    coin); hay-
    pole, hay-tree
    ,
    -
    -,
    ?-
    ),
    •

    17

    , (2-)
    hem, seam,
    ( .:
    , ();
    ;
    (: )
    Buture) ()
    -
    to

    to , <«,
    .,^
    hem,
    border

    , ,
    inkilt,
    slander,
    revile;
    defame,
    deride
    ; (')
    ore; (..:
    iron-ore)
    carroty; .()
    --
    "*
    bronxe-
    color(ed)
    carrotv;
    red-haired.
    carroty-
    ,--
    ,
    . •
    to grow
    haired

    carroty
    grow red
    ,, -
    ()

    ;-
    of ore, con-
    taining ore;
    metalline,
    metalliferouB

    miner
    ,^-
    mining
    mine;
    smelting-
    honse,
    ,-,
    - -
    Hinelting-

    Ralph
    fimiaoe

    to destroy,
    ,,
    ,
    hand, arm
    sleeve
    min
    ,
    («? -) iiiitKcu)
    «IS ?»<>
    MIIT(t H)

    -
    (:) L'l«)Ver
    iiiiimial;
    iiianiil'actiir-
    -', Rep

    1-)«-
    '1
    ' >-
    al, in;. 1111-

    fucturinj;

    -
    (-»( -

    , 41' J

    -
    mannal

    -
    -)()|.-
    laborer,
    liaiidicralls-
    iiiaii; \\(irk-

    inaiiu-
    iiian

    facttirer
    »'[»
    '-
    «"

    - Imndiwonian

    iiianufactorv

    lianduraft,
    88<);
    tra<le; hand
    '--
    ';
    >{).
    -
    {';..-

    ,
    ' -,
    ').

    (»'-())
    industry;
    iiianufacfiir-

    liandiwork,
    inamifactur'

    handicraft,
    ti-aili',
    made

    iiij^
    ("],

    -'-
    '>, -
    -

    profession

    -,
    manuHcript;
    handwriting |>,
    in writing;
    manuscript
    - m:i«if
    fiin

    by
    li'.mum hitn<l
    bundle,
    «rasp; prip;
    , '
    >, ,
    pyrnft,

    ,-
    iiilt

    rum
    , -
    -
    t>U4'«l

    -, ract'-horse,

    -
    war-liorse
    to rummaie .-

    ;)
    ruminant,
    ) '
    ,

    -,
    '
    (1:—

    -<,--
    ruminiUinj»

    rul>bish;
    animal

    -
    .
    (pi. ruins) (1:

    »' Uoimiania
    Jb the biuHJi
    fnf ,li(4>ks)

    -', -,
    rf)j-y, ruddy, ,,
    with ruddy
    cheeks
    to redden
    to blush
    '
    ((fornian-)
    Camomile
    balcony,
    ,
    (-)
    .
    :
    houst-jiorch;

    fleece
    staircase

    tul4', pipe, ,
    -, ()
    ( - 1
    (p.
    barrel)
    I'kraine

    )!,
    ,- {«)-
    nymph
    'i^lit-roloretl
    fair-haired.
    light-haired,
    fair
    .-,
    :-}
    »
    (—
    (—
    ,
    ) 620

    )^ Ukrainian

    Rutbcnian,

    ^- Ukrainian

    -
    ,- to grow
    haired
    fair-

    ,
    rirer-bed

    ,
    ;-
    roe
    motion,
    action,
    morenient,
    7

    -, ,
    8pt«d;
    worJdng-
    order

    () - motion,

    gymnastics

    gymnastic
    stir

    -
    ;
    to shake
    one's head,
    to nod
    ,
    to touch,
    handle;
    ,,
    ',
    move,

    -
    stir

    ! - to shrug
    one's
    shoulders
    - to swing
    (')
    -
    Kehuffle)
    one's legs

    -,
    -
    hall for

    !« gymnastic
    exercises,
    gynmasimn

    8:<
    #
    pyxjuiBaft
    621
    mobile, ,
    ,
    ^',
    py<

    movable,
    lively, active,
    ,
    ,,
    atrile. nimble
    brisk, quick

    ,
    ',
    ,
    pyxjomcTb aetivity,
    quickneae,
    nimbleneee,
    mobility,
    agility
    ,
    , ,
    to ruflh to a
    place, flock,
    crowd
    movable
    movableneee,
    '
    '
    5',
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    angry with,
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    take a
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    small sheet
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    thick linen
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    row, file,
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    'capioua
    plentifully

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    abeoluUs
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    egotistical,
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    onanism,
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    -
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    ,-
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    to be
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    to Bcold,

    (>
    -
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    qnarreleome-
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    ciablenees

    maker;
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    ,-
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    woot>r; suitor
    kinsman
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    making,
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    wooing
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    ,,
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    S-rbian

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    interior
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    niediocre;

    moderate,

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    ,
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    at midniglit

    at noon, at ,
    ()
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    heart
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    «
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    sister

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    little sistt'r

    nopbew,
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    '
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    643

    daughter)
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    )
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    Siberia ,1

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    greyish
    greyhead
    grey, gray; ; -()
    grizzle(d)

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    grey hair

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    quite grey-
    naided
    ^
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    to grow
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    f( - (turn) grey
    grey-l>earded
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    '

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    grey-headed

    grey-eyed
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    -
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    seated;
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    with blue

    hissing
    syringe,
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    !

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    urine
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    (exert)

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    with force,
    '

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    (]>- ()
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    rain

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    ) sympatiiy

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    blue color
    Itruis»',
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    mark
    ,-
    ,
    (
    blue
    I
    blue
    to (make,
    or (iye)blne )
    titmouse
    Bou'e 8
    )

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    to Kxow
    (turn
    to
    )

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    ', () ,
    ry fjKIB

    '
    livi<lity, ;

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    -()
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    blue
    (laughttT-in-

    blue-eyed
    I'lU.'

    ,. ; ;
    blue
    tit(moiu9e)

    () ;,;
    bluish

    ruins

    (
    (..
    (ui'j
    to |)onr;
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    throw up
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    irto (another
    veest'l
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    ;) «»-

    , '.,,
    ;

    overfill
    to spR'ad
    iti4'lf, to be
    to
    to fall out of; ;
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    (hcape«l) ()
    with; to pour
    to hiss, .
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    quality of
    W\nff easily
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    ^ raw
    6
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    tawedleatlier
    po, -
    soar bread.
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    uied among
    ']> ;)-
    the {>eaHanUi
    in Ukraine

    >
    |'<
    ,;
    rawness
    (of an)
    orphan

    orphanage,
    orphan <(;
    orphans (pi.)
    cheese,
    cheesy
    caseous
    saltwater (in
    earth)
    -
    8,

    ( »')

    -() agaricus
    integer,
    (nmshroom)
    orphan

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    to
    to
    orphan
    bean
    curb-bit
    orphan

    (for horses);
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    ( |);

    ;
    mouthpiece
    sucking
    proboscis
    suckling;
    animal that
    iestiU
    sucking
    satiety;
    fatness;
    greasiness
    ;;
    ^ -
    647
    water
    8atiaU>; full,
    euou^^; fat
    -:
    «#;
    ,-
    ;)
    )
    to satiate;
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    to
    saturate)
    make
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    <>

    -^
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    lawn-tennifl
    satiating;
    saturating , -
    sievemaker

    ,
    (' sieve
    Sicily

    .,
    )
    to light,
    shine, glow;
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    beam
    ',09,

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    , -
    ,
    sowing

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    -
    sower

    drill -plough,
    sowing-ma- *-,
    ,
    ,
    chine,

    perch, rooet
    grejr hair
    to sit
    com-
    dnU

    down;
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    to baddle
    perdi
    ()
    ()
    () saddle

    »
    ,
    ,
    (
    saddler
    juice,
    minced meat
    chopping
    (or: mincing)
    '
    : salt
    knife
    i,-

    ,
    -,- 4
    -
    -,
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    sah-cfllar
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    eountry,
    m

    ,'
    '
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    rural
    -
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    st'ven

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    , wveri
    (-1-)8(1
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    hundred
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    hull, vesti-
    bule, lobby ,
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    )
    Htraw-

    bay
    niattresH

    liayfieM;
    niea<low
    ,
    -;-
    (
    (|»: bay-time;

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    to pull
    liayfield
    -
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    ) ilxtiit, tear,
    tujr,piuck,
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    ft'tl a shoo-
    ,
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    tinpr l)ain)
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    F'liII, to jerk

    have shoo-
    ,
    ting j)ain in
    niy finger

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    '
    ;
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    ffTey,
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    to j^row
    (Kray);to
    dawn, prow

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    lipht

    brimstone
    sulphur,
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    ,
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    ' ftulphurnyis

    ,,
    sulphuric

    ;'
    match

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    '
    sulphurous

    , ( sulphuric
    net; (snare);
    8
    ();
    system of
    railroads

    () 81 -,
    net-like, re-
    ticular,
    ret form
    bulrush;
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    ,,
    |>]>,
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    caul; (c. )like


    ;-'.
    )
    retina
    battle; finht
    Sitch, seltle-
    niente of the
    C/< lasacks on
    -
    ',
    ,
    the banks
    Hiul in the
    islands of
    the Dnieper
    8
    --)
    -
    January
    chopi>ed
    straw, diaff
    ,
    »,
    , 650

    ,
    to hew.liaeb,,- ,
    mine',
    slaughter; ; »,
    chop;
    ,»
    (- (),

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    c: to

    «,-
    whip, flog,
    cut down
    straw-cutter,
    chaff-cutter
    -,-
    (of) January

    iuicy, sappy
    (of) cutting
    ,
    ()
    ()

    ( arms

    incisive
    of
    cutting

    tooth, incisor (),


    -

    inhabitant of
    Sitch (camp
    of the
    Ukrainian
    Cossacks of
    the Dnieper)
    inhabitant of
    country
    beyond the
    rapids of

    ! to sow; to ;
    Dnieper

    sift
    ()-
    to

    ( ;(),
    ,
    whimper;

    ,
    ,
    whine; to
    howl;
    c. : to roar)
    furious,

    hrdro-
    pliobia,
    madness,
    .

    violant, mad

    fury, rage
    -
    , \,
    ,
    ' fury,

    to
    ;6.51

    (.)
    Id' mad, to
    ,()
    ,
    Ik.'

    l)y
    Hi)ot;
    |>osst\4He«l
    the devil
    want;

    known.
    fault
    ;;,
    it is
    one knows

    .
    far as 1

    () to tell, ,.
    know
    |?; ,
    sav,
    BOB

    ;
    ) ,,;
    n'latc;
    indicator,
    index; hand;
    pin; hint (c.
    order

    ,: ,
    tale, story,
    fib
    to jump.

    .--
    hop; ran,
    c.
    to leap for
    joy)

    ,',
    jumper,

    ,&
    k>aper; dan-

    --
    () - cer; gx-ass-

    (;
    f eld

    rocky
    -spar
    liopper

    () to show
    one's teeth
    to wound,
    injure, hurt.
    mutilate; cut

    to be crippled
    ,--
    ,
    ,;
    ()
    splint,

    11);

    of fliflt-
    juccc ;,
    <,
    cnicoa

    ^ ,
    (stoiie), piecf
    of plasHCtc.,
    spark (If);
    cataract
    () , ,
    «plit hole,
    crevice
    ,

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    «;
    ((•),
    ';
    . ( ();
    , : pore)

    - -
    -
    CKajuiTH to soil, defile

    to jjctrify

    Scandinavia

    cavos (drop); (>);


    )> gutter
    ()
    to spoil,
    accomplish
    (enil)
    ,
    ()
    iicglipfpntly

    *
    )
    () '
    to come
    nothing
    to disap|>car,

    to
    to

    vanitiii

    hk'ur-eyed
    '),
    -
    '
    t«t trifkle
    («irip,
    down,
    drop)
    roll
    down
    I
    ), (|»,

    to become
    po<jr ,-
    «'
    empoverisii
    shell peel,
    skin, Iiusk
    ,,,
    '
    ;;
    '>>3

    (' ) onewlf,
    «•scajie;
    TV
    ,
    (li'livt-re

    «{)
    ((•|)
    oiu'wlf from
    (of); to get
    tu\ of
    trcamire;
    treurtiiry, fisc
    ,,
    |,
    [-
    - treRHuriT

    ;,
    Tpeeepfp

    () ,
    «•|>

    ,;
    trea^nryi
    cxchciiiier'
    ticasurc-
    llOUHe
    flnnnciiiU

    < -,
    fifH-al, of
    finances;
    relating to
    tlu* public
    treasury TJifXepi
    finances (pi.)
    «•>«

    : ,-
    inoney-b)X

    (>
    complaint

    actirm, suit)
    to cliarge
    (accuse);
    complain, to ,-,
    ();

    ()](
    sue, to jjo to
    law
    - foB

    , to complain
    (to one of
    Honieone (or:
    of a thing)
    -
    -)
    (:
    (
    t« com]»lain
    )- ofahea«lache
    ;

    |,
    <*-|-,
    -,
    4:arh-t
    54

    (-f«'ViT)
    '-()
    ,
    ,
    (-'.
    ))

    () to clean
    1- r on the
    till'

    »'
    ()
    >
    1
    nil

    ,-
    «' , haetj, quick
    (liy
    COtlll))

    ( ,(
    baiU>, hiirrv ««•cT,
    fe
    CM to black

    , - ') .,
    ,,,
    (to frown,
    «lower) (at a

    nastmesB
    th;
    rjUBe)>)
    '')

    <; ,
    ,
    (),
    ('
    ' filthy, nawty,
    ba«l; ot)oene
    to <l»fiU',
    pollute, soil

    ,
    CRjiiBaBHTH
    to stain with
    blood to iH'at

    .
    p. till the
    1«1 flowes
    (
    ) (tiUhe

    , bleeds)

    ,
    , -
    clod, layer of
    «•arth; slice
    lumpy;
    t-onsisting of

    , ',
    «-,-
    lumps
    (or: rlodfi)

    ,()
    , ,
    to lament,
    whine
    Bcream
    whinine;

    lamentable
    y'l'ing,

    whining
    ();
    *,
    ()'
    ( -,
    ()
    -, -
    ecntakiiii; of
    tho owl
    lapwing,
    powit
    to throw
    , OB

    -
    (moBT)
    TpOB

    -
    Tjr
    down, throw ()

    -
    off. throw to

    ;,
    ({ether; lay

    -
    togfither
    to contri-
    bat«, club;
    ; -
    ij
    ,;
    - ;
    tnako

    ',
    coUt'«4ion;
    (tochange, to
    be changed)
    to cleave,
    split (woihI);
    break into
    )
    ,
    (
    ();
    to boil,
    Heethe; to
    splite
    ,
    ;
    -(-
    ,-
    \xi

    (welded)
    chlp,8plint«T
    )
    -
    <'*, to tnm
    ferment
    sour;
    ', -
    -
    -
    ,
    thoroughly,
    cease 1,
    (-
    ()
    fermenting
    sour, soured,
    ,
    ',
    ,,
    acid

    -
    ,>
    hermitage,

    -
    hermitary
    •
    nomad; wan-

    -
    ,-
    derer; rover

    !
    nomadic
    life, wander-
    ing; strol-
    ling, roving ,-'
    ,,-
    e.-)G

    ,,>
    ,
    to waiiilcr,

    -, stroll, Htray,
    |',

    ,
    rove
    heriiiil,

    (-) -» ascetic

    (»1.) uaiKlcri Jit's,


    >'
    -
    ,
    fitrolliij;:s
    to lead

    ;
    )
    ,!
    (2.
    ()1:
    jump.
    iUjcctic life

    spring, leap

    liusli! (piickf ! !!
    -,., at onci'!
    as far as; so
    far
    , CO

    <]nantity

    (2. ) ml of

    to (lie,
    life

    to ,,
    (> end cease
    OH

    , ;
    liillock,

    |>
    f

    ()
    ( )
    crust
    '
    theboiiiidaiy
    skin, bide;
    leather

    skinny;
    )|»
    ,

    -,
    ,-
    nieml)ra-
    neons
    ,
    .
    ;,
    of leather,

    , aslant,
    aslope.
    leathern

    ,.
    Flantiiiij

    (| obli(juely

    Klunt;Hloping
    ;

    (
    57
    wart'liouse,
    uiajxazine,
    ,
    ,,
    •

    (
    . .)
    ()
    struct nrr;

    joint;
    combina-
    ;
    Htori'

    (-
    ;
    fomialion
    [.:

    : --
    tion] luvu)
    ( foldiiitr;
    --,
    -
    '
    j)ress-l>e<l,

    ,'
    iurn
    beilsU'ad

    (()
    Pty'.e
    (.) .«yllable
    ;

    conipowd,
    coiripiHind
    ->
    ,,
    to lay to-
    ^4'tlier; lay ',
    [put] down:
    fold
    () ;

    . () pill» up
    resign

    . (}))
    () |8
    )
    tocotiiponnd
    . lay down
    . (|)
    <

    to

    . (-
    )
    ^ --,
    ')
    to give [an
    account]
    to consist, to
    1)
    of; to lie
    (
    ;;
    -
    folded; to
    put oneself
    into a

    -,
    -
    fencing-
    poHture"; to
    Cf>ntribute, (];
    jrive; to
    liappen ,;
    rt'u[e]H
    . ;

    ,
    ( ,- .-
    -.
    () f
    folder
    <>58

    tyim-sntU'r,

    voluntary
    prinU;r

    contribution,
    -,-

    - collt4Jtioji

    of a collec-

    () ; .
    ,)
    -
    tion
    f..ld
    • : V

    compound,
    complicated

    -. ]>.
    well-sha|)ed,
    well-propor- --
    ();
    ':

    '• -
    -,
    tioned; fit,
    suitable ,-'
    r.i

    -;
    ,
    ,
    [ ;!
    complicate-
    ness; cc»ni-
    poimdness;
    harmony;
    jiroportio-
    nality; right
    shape,
    fitlU'Rs; skill,
    c:
    ,
    1>
    -
    dexterity]
    Hvntax

    :
    ,
    ,
    (|.)
    4 of [or: (: -
    )
    -. --
    belonging to)
    a warehouse;
    compoHe*!
    component
    contributor.
    aatiuciate , ;-
    ; ;

    -,-
    ,
    ,
    '
    () store,
    659
    ,
    , man
    trader,
    {),
    BUTfJi

    -
    -
    >-
    -
    -, tradesman
    dealer [in]
    to vault,
    arch; [—:
    to close]
    vaiiltfing]
    ,;
    []
    []-
    to call
    together,
    convoke
    ,
    to pat in a

    , - pane of
    ;
    ,
    -
    ,
    ,
    ;
    -
    (2.

    [-]
    -7)
    glass;
    slope.

    sloping;
    enamel

    declivity

    inclined;
    well disposed
    ,-;
    )'
    ,
    -
    -
    ;
    -,- \ ;
    , -
    glass
    to bend
    incline; to .
    -
    - inclination,
    (-
    ,
    , ( :
    ,
    propensity;
    (c.
    dispo-
    ;

    -
    ,
    sition)

    '!
    .

    )-
    LBC,
    glassy, of

    glass
    glazier;
    glass-maker
    miser, stingy
    man» niggard
    glass

    ;
    ,
    -- «, hook; latch

    staple;
    cramp-iron
    ,
    ',

    -'
    ; ;

    -
    (>
    ("0
    ),0

    tickli.sh

    ,,
    ()
    -, -
    to slip, Hlide;
    to skatt*

    skating- -
    ,',
    -
    ground,
    ((>) sli(ie; rink
    slippery

    [.]
    to (lie; perish ,
    '(»)>
    ()\-,
    (-')
    fryiiijj-pan
    tu forpc
    [liainmer]
    together;
    chain, j)Ut in
    ,
    , []

    (); ( ,-,
    ,|,
    letters
    to (l|ppnt<',

    to make, do;

    [a crime]
    commit

    [to happen,
    (,
    )
    occur]
    ',
    [] ,
    muscle;

    '
    -,-
    CROK, ()
    oyster

    jnmp, spring

    to jump,
    leap ,
    ,
    ,
    spring; leap

    ['
    togTf)\v

    feet;
    weak

    feeble] in
    Income
    (
    :']
    to agitate;
    --,
    ';
    ('
    disturb
    IH'rtnrb;
    [raise up,
    revolt]; mix
    [up]; mingle
    ),, -
    (an);
    ;

    t-Ki - )1
    to composo, ,
    )
    write

    (; , ,-

    ;;
    to (lie,

    •
    ••(-')

    (;-
    eastnited

    milk-pail

    to raise a
    <'«1
    ram
    tub
    8
    ) ',
    turn

    to
    little, lift;
    up [in,
    uown]
    make up
    []
    ,
    to
    a.

    pout, sulk,
    lip, to

    sulky;
    ,,
    ;
    to pet [prow]
    prouti
    ()
    ; (
    to i)rin;»
    forth achiM,
    birth to ,
    ()
    <'>
    a child

    to dig off;
    dig up, delve
    |)

    , , ;
    8ad,8orroful;

    (),
    ,,,
    mournful

    sorrow

    ()
    grief,

    ,,
    ,
    distress,
    mourning
    '
    quick, swift,
    fast, rapid;
    ',
    -
    nimble,

    []
    , ,,
    brisk

    () fosubjngate,
    Hubjert,
    TV

    conquer -),
    (
    *
    csonnra

    )
    fie2

    to hasten,
    hurry; Bpced

    quickness;
    speed;
    ,
    ,-
    *,
    ,
    celerity
    (adv.) quickly
    [], ,
    -, (conj.) when;

    -
    if;

    (1. -)
    tf)
    as soon as
    harrow
    [Ixjfore
    sowing]
    [ -] 8

    -() harrower

    early [np.

    -,
    -,[];

    -
    fruit J; early
    ripe

    ( ) ()
    premature
    blue snow-
    drops, snow-

    meat and
    flakes

    milk foo<l
    make one
    -,
    []

    (7.-.)
    to

    milk
    eat meat,
    etc. in
    ,
    Lent
    to eat meat
    etc. in Lent

    »
    -
    meat, flesh
    (day);
    [obecene]
    quick, fast,
    rapid; hasty
    ,
    ,
    ,
    [];
    []
    ,
    - cursive
    writing;
    stenography
    cursive;
    stenographi- -
    (),
    .
    ,- <
    ,,
    (),
    cxncaft,

    (
    ( KOJKbTBTB, to 8hort«?n,
    abridge,

    ()
    curtail,
    abbreviate
    runner

    sliorteninu,
    abridgment,
    abbreviation
    bended end
    of runner
    ,
    - [«
    uf sledge
    to long for
    [wisli, want]
    etrongly, to ,
    ()
    ( -
    long for
    dt^ply
    -,
    -
    quick-beam,

    |)0)
    rowan, -,
    '-,
    ,
    wicken-tree,
    mountain-
    ash, eervice-
    tree
    contract;
    crook, Ijend, ,,
    ,',
    (-) contort
    to fihrivel,
    contract, (
    ,
    draw up; t»
    ,
    ()
    (adv.)
    bend one's
    self, bend

    asquint,
    down
    ,
    - ,
    -,-
    askew,
    aslant(ingly),
    slantly,
    slantway ,
    ,, [].
    doping,
    inclined;
    askew,
    obliqne,
    alantingi
    ,,
    — —
    )

    ,-
    -, to
    down
    mow
    64

    [or: [],

    ,,
    off] ; cut
    ofllant
    to l»e uiowetl

    ,
    sh)pene8,
    down

    cKf «
    ()
    declivity
    (of Hurfacii
    of cartli)
    to prow
    nimil)
    (
    '
    (), ,
    >)

    |; '
    »
    cattle; neat;
    lx;aHt
    cattle-

    ,
    breeding

    ;'
    famiyard-
    servant
    (>eaet; cattle

    (,)
    ,
    to roll down
    (or;-off; roll
    up
    '
    of cattle
    .sloping,
    declivous
    to Ix'cume
    dishevelled
    (or:
    rumpled
    to try, taste
    ,
    ()
    ,
    ;]) (1:)
    to steal in,
    sneak in
    (or:— near)
    temple
    ()

    ]
    on the end
    (edge) of,
    outside of
    to out
    l<*p oli;
    away,
    cut
    out
    ^,
    \
    ()
    ,
    ,
    )

    <|'
    ([>,() curry-comb

    to scrape;
    });
    -
    ,CKpeftn,

    ,
    cKjieuTaTH Hhave
    —
    ^-
    '
    to lie scraped

    gnasbinf^;
    cliattering,
    jabburing; ,,
    () () ()
    prattling

    <>)'
    iKJieneUBK
    to
    gnash (one's
    Uvth);
    crtmk, grate
    sparrow-

    honey-Comb
    (for
    hawk
    d new
    -
    ,
    -,
    ();
    (—) ';
    to hide,
    swanii

    (conceal,
    ;-;
    «
    hide oneself;
    out of
    gt't

    '
    - -)(
    sight; to l)e
    conci'jUfcd)

    < (1»:)
    table (of the
    Coniniand-

    Twelve-

    );
    Table W8,
    nient^)

    ,
    '
    (y

    )
    Decalogtie
    (y
    ,
    :|
    sliriek,

    ' ,
    serean;
    to cry out,

    (dmwj'r),
    box,
    scream
    small cast»

    little
    ,
    '
    ({!),
    chest
    , ;

    ,,
    8 ,,
    client, cf)ffer,
    trunk,
    f

    1
    '
    creak,
    Hcrenk
    HquL-uk (of a

    -
    <-< t«) , ,,
    violinist,
    fi.iaU'r

    creak, grate
    [

    {
    () to grate,
    gnash (the

    violin,
    tcetli)

    '4dle
    ,«,Rem

    ,'
    -, creaking,

    ,
    ;
    Hqiieaking

    - secretive, |>,
    close,
    reserved;
    hidden '
    ,1>
    (•
    reserve;
    reserved
    character
    hiding-place; -
    ;,
    -

    ,)
    den
    in secret;
    secretlv,
    [>,
    stealthily,

    -,- everywhere,

    ,
    throughout
    to f aftien ',
    |),
    strengthen,
    fortify
    validate,
    -
    ,
    -,*
    countersign

    modest
    (list-reet,
    unpreten
    ding
    '
    '
    '
    ''> ,>7
    lUfMlesty,
    diMcntion
    ,
    ,,
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    ^, BaftH-

    , ) tnm(inR)
    «Tifi.al
    Hitiiation
    .
    --
    ' » •/

    (,'
    nU'R
    twJBtcd
    f-Kpyriiib bnndlo
    )
    ' ,
    (bunch,
    tmas)

    ,',,
    .
    twistwl
    Btraw-trnse CTjHHTpOC
    <
    di/£ituJt,
    hard
    repentance;
    grief

    «-
    ;)
    •
    to cmmble,
    ''
    to break,

    (,
    '
    !' j cru.4li(jrrievo,

    to break
    afflict)

    one's heart,
    ,
    '" ) to
    to grieve,
    broken
    tpiB
    ^

    ''
    '
    to

    () ]),
    ,
    grow
    tender;

    grow weary; ,
    • -,
    -
    to n-'lent,
    give in
    to twist;
    spin (a rope);
    ,
    bind, to
    pervent;
    (-),
    ,

    diej)J-iee;
    turn
    78
    «' ««»
    to iMit
    <
    '
    — »]

    « ,;
    ; out «f

    touring tlu-

    « to roll ), to ,
    ]|
    -
    «•-(),
    Iw

    to
    tnir; pull
    (lip, out);
    nil

    (fill,
    ,),
    )\

    ',
    «'

    ,
    ti-ar
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    (strike)
    forire
    (), rtJT

    .«';
    -,
    '
    toLi'thcr; to
    «',
    ( -(
    f«'tt«'r, «'liaiii;

    '>
    «>
    (:)- to,
    arrest)
    level

    '
    (lis!
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    j

    <! (liair);liri.4tU'

    ,:
    to bi-intle lip
    (rep),

    an

    (() \v«>arin<>s.4 «if


    mind, on ((,
    «• tetlioiisncjis
    to contract, KOHT|H'KT,
    ]),
    draw

    ,-,
    '

    mpuuK

    ^< ,
    to^^etlior;

    mifcr;
    -
    ,
    Htlnpy
    hvaricious,
    (>
    cBt

    () ,«),
    nijrirardly
    tojiiin,
    citiiibine;
    unit»', heap

    (—) I
    (to aHS«iiible,
    meet,
    gather)
    up
    ((*',
    , )an
    ;

    ,-,
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    • ^
    vKyuhn
    V
    to
    een

    SlitltfirK-HH,
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    up:
    (
    ««
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    |)
    nn;

    t'BepHC

    •
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    to l»e etiii^y
    (- (»-
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    >
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    stint
    ,
    (
    «)
    in
    a thinf^,
    1»(1 of ',
    to pincfi
    sonu'what
    (' ()
    ,
    ,
    I'roni
    f'i'lf, to piiuli

    '
    one's jriits

    ,
    t'KyilUUK

    ()-
    en^jroHWT,
    fiin-stalJcr
    imyvr
    ag^frugution
    (U-lly)

    uj>
    |»,
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    ', *,
    obuiin, Rain ,,
    ;-
    •

    «,
    ,
    tMte,
    «ivo( u)r;

    nooping-
    .
    style-

    coofrh
    -
    »?;

    ()-

    ^
    «*
    temptation
    bait, lure
    enticement

    tempt«r,

    tempt
    8e<incer
    '
    ,,
    (), -
    -
    (),
    {)
    ; ; ,

    ,
    -- 70

    ,(),
    ,
    to tempt,
    try, atttiiipt

    ,
    ,>
    Mavoury
    nice;

    ,
    lialatahle,
    ')?,
    tuotbeoine;

    () artistic
    aitistic
    (teclinical)
    ',
    |>, ,

    ,
    skill
    to M-eary
    (),
    (tired), jrrow
    tirtni,
    of
    tirttl
    waiting,
    loiifj
    to get

    for
    ,
    ,
    ,
    (
    wearisome,
    sad
    t<.'(liou8;
    melancholy
    te<liou8ly,
    wearily,
    wearisomely
    am weary,
    ,,,
    :
    ,

    1 feel
    annoyed

    weak
    feeble; faint; ,
    , ',,
    ()
    ill; sick

    ,
    : ()
    to weaken,
    enfeeble;
    debilitate,
    (c
    to impair
    ',
    ($;
    (undermine)
    health)
    weakmHffl,
    fet'hK'ness;
    infirmity I
    ,',
    - ;

    - .71

    ft4'l»l«'(n«'S>. ', OR

    «'
    ()
    of)

    «liscji»-;
    mind.

    ,
    :-
    -, wt'ak

    -
    to jrrow
    weak
    (fe«-l.K.); ((), ,

    (a<lv.
    I
    •"slacken

    loosely,

    weakly,
    ; to
    fall ill

    .sliti'kly
    ,
    ,
    f<!el >ly

    «'
    I
    I aui nick at

    poorly; little
    ln'art
    .'
    ,
    > -
    raj»T

    --
    Very selilom
    sickly;
    ,
    1
    delicate;
    w»<akly
    sickliness

    pusillani-
    nioiiM
    I

    -
    )-
    Moc (-
    -
    '-
    11<
    (<1|(1,
    faint
    beai"t<<i)

    tnity, faint-
    <'-
    ,
    -»,
    |;

    ,
    hearti'dneHs
    wt^ikncss

    ()
    ,< ,,--
    weakly.
    '
    feeble
    weak-

    weak-
    ;
    I

    I
    ;

    (^
    - 1,
    ;:
    672
    weakness e»f

    mind
    -^^,
    • (.

    ' to be

    glory;
    afflicUHl
    , ),
    ,,
    renown
    |),,
    praise; fame;
    rillliour,
    talk; ,
    '-',
    tittle-tattle;
    reputation }»'-
    TDK,

    -)-| }>
    ,,.>
    "
    ,,
    to

    t"
    <
    bad runinnr

    , ,
    ,
    (talk)
    dishonor

    dishonor;
    oneself

    eompronjit, ,,
    Cf)mpromiH<' KOMnpoMafe
    to praiw.
    glorify
    faniouH,
    celebrate*!,
    renowned
    ^)
    «>,
    ()
    -
    Slavonia

    ,
    (

    -
    (-
    81av

    Slavic .
    ,
    ()-
    ,
    Sbivoriisni;
    Slavic

    ,;,
    country

    (;
    ) lickerish;
    dainty; nice,
    Bavoiiry
    ])
    SHJ-etness, •

    pi: swcetp
    «•; (—
    [«']
    «'
    [1.
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    ]
    )

    «;
    to

    )
    673
    «',
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    to Bpread,
    lay with
    (to ', ;

    «'.
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    -
    . <»
    «over with;
    (('. —
    to

    , make the

    «, ]
    - to
    ),
    to Ptretch,
    to lie laid;
    to creep (o

    S|4>11, to
    ruad hIowIv

    « «; ,
    1
    I

    »»';, ,, tear

    tearful;

    doleful,
    sorr«iwful; «>,
    >
    with UsJLTB in
    ,
    [
    ]-
    '•-[],
    the eyes;
    lachrymal
    lachrymal

    little
    glandM

    tear '
    (>
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    ,
    ,-
    if, in c-ase
    "
    plum,
    '

    )' plimitreo

    [] aluu«t, well-

    -—
    ;
    •

    nigh; well
    as
    <

    »' -tree

    (]-, (of) plum—,


    (plum-tree) - ,
    ,
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    «74

    pImiitm-B.
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    [-
    ,
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    --
    plantation of
    )>itllI|-trt4>H

    pliiin- -[
    - -,
    wliisky
    plmn-]i(|ii(»r;
    plum-broth,

    <' pllllli

    []
    «
    ,
    loaoli

    ,
    ('
    -
    <-«-(2-vl mallow
    f'pb'*'!!,
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    to flow, to
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    leaky); to
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    ],
    }>, J-3,

    run (np. (-
    );
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    ]
    to
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    ,
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    • ,
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    ',
    ,
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    out,

    [] slippery;
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    lantrcrous.
    •

    niUCOUH
    ticklisii

    membrane
    '
    {),
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    ,
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    i^IipjH'rinowj;
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    ,
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    face
    by rain and
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    :
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    >

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    to track,

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    -, ;TJ«K,

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    ()

    ,
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    '
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    inquirv,
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    ,
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    succeed
    little tear
    tearful,
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    I

    '
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    weep;
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    blind-wonn;
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    to See

    ,
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    (), TV

    (
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    blind man
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    blind
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    blind
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    random

    -
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    - night-
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    , "
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    •[] the high-


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    fuburb
    /roedom,
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    -,
    -
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    ,
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    -
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    '

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    sciiiiii"lent
    iiif<rpj4-t..r

    sle(>I.i|H'SS,
    «bf.utiiiessi
    !

    mnej.niH-

    11(-,
    '»
    1)11

    '
    , .
    , 69)

    «
    -- )
    (-,
    drowsily,
    flomnolently

    to lave a
    J

    drowsy (dull
    sluggish) air
    sun
    (»

    (-,-,
    <'(> adj.)
    sunny; soiar COHl,

    .
    sunsiiine

    .
    •spots in tJie
    sun
    - /

    ,
    cc
    sunbeam

    (sun-)diaJ ((
    -;
    "»-,
    sunflower,
    girasol(e)
    fife;
    flut4'
    '

    ()
    , ^(
    (]) to ]>lay (on

    snore,
    the flut<'

    ,,\
    to snore*
    snort;
    sno..ng

    ;(/
    breathe hanl
    (heavily)
    bnotty-

    stench,
    fetor,
    fetidness;
    effluvium
    forty
    nosed
    ,?
    -;
    magpie
    spotted,

    fortieth
    piebald
    -, ;
    ; ;

    ' ,,)
    <)|) biiU'her
    697

    bird, slirikc,
    ().
    -,
    ,
    {
    '|
    .speckled

    shame,
    .
    magpie

    disgrace
    ,,
    <'<)|
    to
    make
    shame,

    ashamed
    abash;
    disgrare
    (of) ()
    ,-)<:
    to I»
    ashamed
    (of), to feel
    ashamed; to ;- ()

    -,
    bring sliame
    upon
    oneself
    ,
    ,;
    ,
    , -
    shamelewa,

    -,- impudent,

    ,
    obscene,
    ignominious,
    shameful,
    scandalous,
    indecent,
    (>,
    unl)ecoming
    shameless

    "|- shameless
    man

    -
    >'<'| bashful;
    chaste
    woman

    shamefaced
    ;
    ;

    '"'
    '
    baehfiiine.s<4

    bashfully

    8hamek>s8ly
    shamefully
    ;
    ] young
    •

    magpie
    ">()(), (of) magpie OB
    |,
    ()»-, small
    r>9S

    sliitt '
    roTBf>pI

    -,
    cnj)04HHa
    Hliirt
    .
    « ,.-
    :

    cllt'IIlisi'
    (<-.".)
    till, sort*. cop

    )
    <)|>_\
    »);
    ,,",
    ,
    :
    ,
    (
    to ()((
    to U*
    assorted
    water-'
    closed, ])rivv
    sal Ice, }.'ravy
    siiv,kiiiy-
    --
    ,
    -(
    cf>c,
    fcJcnpT

    -- bottlc
    nipple, teat,
    diij:, pap
    ,

    ,
    niin(c).i,
    TIT,

    - -.-
    small pine;

    ('.
    ,

    piiu'-plant
    sli,ivc-;,'rass.
    Dulcli-nisli,
    -'
    .M'M

    ,-
    )
    -poll
    s«'oMiin<r-
    rush, horse-
    latl

    (),< Tcft

    .
    -,-
    pin(tno),

    spriKv(fir)

    -\\<1,
    lir

    !)()
    |-,
    I

    piiK-lorest, -}'<

    -,'
    fir-wood

    (
    -BV

    '
    of pine (fir, OR
    «• ^^p^ce)
    --
    (<,
    S;

    -., -
    1

    ^
    "'-
    plantation,
    piiic-fort'st
    creator;

    to crpnte.
    maker \
    ,
    '
    '

    creature
    • (adj.)

    (adj.) linndred-
    fol.l,
    699

    centnplf
    (penny);
    -
    ;-
    >-
    (nearly)
    half:a-

    -,-
    ,
    farthing
    hundred
    '-. >1.-:
    'IT |-)- hnndrt'dth

    --
    anniversary
    i4'nt*>nnial
    celebration;
    centenary

    centurion
    ; -
    |)-
    ;

    --
    Sotnik (in
    the Cossack

    -
    cavalry)

    . - of centurion

    bundled

    ,
    weight; ;
    centner

    "-
    -,
    {)
    hundredtli,
    of hudred
    :

    cwt.)

    "ivrjHHK - hundred

    fellow-
    (aptive,
    fellow-
    men
    ,
    --
    priaonor

    () sofa

    forked (two-
    prongfed)
    I>ole; (a
    plough in
    Ukraine)
    )
    (-
    ,)
    (
    ;

    ()
    () 700
    to dry, grow ,
    dry; J,'ro\v
    lean
    ()
    hmidreder
    lentil

    (of) lentil

    . ,,
    juicy,
    Huccnlent
    I('a>,'iit';

    alliance,
    confe<le-
    I'ation; pact;
    -
    ,
    ,( «'
    ,
    (
    Covenant,
    Testament)

    ,,"
    allied,

    ally.
    leagiUHl

    confederate
    Association
    FootOell
    -
    ,

    ,
    :( (-
    fall;
    declivity, , (<
    ()
    slo|)e(ness)
    in fall «
    (down, off,
    away); to lie
    thrown
    down
    • ;1,
    decay, sink;
    ,
    (,
    ):
    [
    ,
    ,
    ,
    0(

    .(
    decrease
    (), flow
    down, run
    off
    sloping.
    declivoup;
    steep. IT
    ' 701

    '
    mndi
    ( .)
    eatint;
    and not
    U!cominjr

    -
    corpulent
    liereditary,
    inheritable,
    |)),
    >

    -
    )
    ^;<«>)
    <

    - (
    inherittnl
    testator

    testatrix

    '

    -
    -
    lieir, ,

    ,
    Hiecessor
    lieirese ejiec

    . <
    ,
    )€
    ;'
    ) inheritance,
    remission,
    hereditary

    (»): -
    -,
    estate;

    " lee-simple)

    ,-
    111 to disinherit

    '- to flare up,


    blaze up, ;
    burst into
    flames
    ; to break out
    (fly) into a
    passion
    ()
    '

    to bum (up
    or down) (: )
    ,,
    'II 1.1

    '.
    to
    to \
    burnt,

    consumed
    (by
    sleeping-
    fire)

    room
    - -
    . 702 »
    (

    •
    '

    '
    !<»rciiicml)cr,
    rcc'illrct.

    '
    to riK'OVcr
    (

    '-, •
    (•-,-
    «• wii.^es
    ."'UM'ufinu)
    to jrrow
    (Ih'coiiic)
    ridi; (to
    BOU3
    <-()
    ()
    (
    :i

    Ki'iitleinan)
    to si-abl;
    liurii
    ,
    () !
    to imrt
    rubbing
    ill

    pof

    ]) CM to 1k> Imriit,
    to scab!

    to pair
    couple,
    ((IieHt'lf <
    ,
    ',
    \

    ',
    ,(
    ]

    matcii,
    »'() to save,
    briii^r to (
    salvation,
    1>
    '' to
    life;
    save (deliver,
    preserve) ,(
    : ;
    from
    (•lansxer); c. );
    ,;
    prewrve;
    rescue; to
    relea,>4',
    to

    redeem
    —

    to Save
    onea'lf;
    make oul
    one's
    ;
    palvation; (to
    make one)
    (
    )
    escape
    ;

    , ()
    ()
    703
    to graze,

    ,,,
    '
    |>211>|>

    () Ct'HCtfl
    ,

    ,
    ; -,
    feed off

    salvation

    )
    ),
    .
    , -:
    (-,-
    ('(».,
    , beatitude;

    saved,
    blessed
    salutary,
    saving,
    safety

    (c.
    (),
    ,
    ;
    ,) :
    6t'JlH wholesome
    | advice;

    ',
    c.

    ,
    X

    «-
    sound
    doctrine)
    life-; c. — ;
    ',
    ,-
    (}

    tu. (>.)
    preserver
    life-belt,
    life-

    -,
    .
    safety belt

    '
    (- )
    II,

    iTt'J>-

    ;
    ,-
    thank(s),
    thank you
    saver,
    savior,
    deliverer,
    redeemer;

    ) '-.
    .
    (),

    ;,
    J,

    ;)
    •;
    (-
    ;;
    preserver

    the
    (c.
    our Savior,
    ,
    -
    lie,

    ;- ,
    ; ,()
    ?

    •
    (2.-)
    Redeemer,
    our Lord
    of our

    Transfisrn-
    Savif)r
    salutJirineHS ,
    %'
    '-
    (•()-

    )-
    ration of onr
    ) (1€)-
    ) Lord
    -) '.-. of
    74 (

    () OB
    «-

    { AHSuuiptioii

    t« dirty; In
    -, insult.
    disgrace
    ,
    ,,,,
    to ploep, to

    .
    lie aslo'p
    (slt4'pinK)
    to eleep
    ()
    -
    ,

    eoundly
    .
    ( () toplcep like
    a top (like n

    to gf» to W'd
    )
    -)9,-)
    to take a

    walk,
    walk
    , -
    .,'.
    promcnado
    to liflld,
    make
    »,-
    «•,
    distort;
    slant a little

    to lie bent,
    grow
    crooke<l, to ;
    ()
    bend: slope
    -,- ,
    beat,
    sultrinesH;
    ,,<'-
    <'
    ,-
    ardor

    -
    to free
    () oneself, get

    ( 3

    3
    rid of

    to associate

    keep clear of
    with

    him
    )

    708

    ; ,
    ,|)
    '
    «'|> before, from. «.|.,

    ,
    (prepoe.) of; out of;

    1 ^),
    froi" UO<U'r;

    to Ktiarrel;
    Uispute;

    at
    contend
    from
    first;
    lini'e

    ,
    |<;()
    (•-,->
    (or: in) tlie
    Iteeiiminf;
    to bake; ,(); ();
    roaHt (meat);
    fry (fish);
    broil (chops);
    toaHt( bread);
    ,, ) (

    (|«');

    ) (-
    parch, burn,
    rtchorch (np

    to

    ;
    to \m

    ( : ^,
    1)
    (.sufficiently

    roasted; to
    U^ fried;

    to lie
    ),

    .scorching in

    !)(,
    the 8un
    ,,
    , «' ,
    roasted;

    -;
    -
    bill nt, etc.
    6|>,
    mixture of |)
    copper and
    zinc ; bell-
    metal
    ,
    '
    partry;
    wan>hou«>
    brassy

    |),
    |'', (
    of brass,
    brazen, (of
    • ironze,
    copper)
    |, )
    ;

    cuan
    CUBH Htop,
    70
    ;()
    -
    (, ,
    pruhibiiiim
    I

    to butt<^>ii («')
    (up), Htitcll 'an),

    «' to climb
    back-,
    III»

    ( , |, /(0|
    bark rtoK,

    -,- doreuui;

    to atop, hob I
    Hhint'
    ,,
    ;
    np, ke«-p

    '; ,,
    off,
    ,
    Imck:
    , hold

    ,
    detain;

    , |>}),
    niiwler;

    -,- ,
    prcVfiit,
    (,)
    ,
    ,
    , -
    |;
    to
    (;,
    keep

    withhold,

    , ,<-
    detain,
    hinder;
    forbid;

    «)8,
    —
    help

    ()
    ,- ,
    ,
    to

    ]>ike,
    to
    lance
    >1
    (>,
    ,
    list; register;
    roll

    (() to l>eco^iied;
    '
    to written
    down; to be
    UHed out in
    writing; to
    diHtin^niieh
    om^elf
    ,-
    - ;
    (7)'
    {) 707
    to write
    down, note;
    regiHt4*r; to
    «leecribe; to
    HtatB (a
    nKiiifet): to
    fiirwith
    .,
    ,
    ),(
    Howr,

    writing; to
    Hi» (wear) 8(<>)
    out in |«;
    »«
    ()
    writing, to
    draw
    ,
    ;-)
    to aek,
    question
    to
    (down
    off
    or:
    awav); to
    (,
    joeth'— ; (to 08

    (
    a
    person to be
    diemiesed)
    to Joatle one '.
    BOB
    ) another, to
    to a
    ,

    colli won
    .
    -)
    apokv (of a (
    ,
    X

    song;

    singer,
    wheel)

    singing

    songster
    ,
    (f.)
    songHtresH

    song; hymn; ,'.


    ,
    canticle;

    to sing,
    pealm
    .
    ,
    ,
    chant
    singing,
    singers
    ninger;
    cbu ter; :

    (poet) ()()?)
    ';
    _
    ,
    708

    .,
    fiin^able; fit
    for einginj?;

    " r

    ibuiBjrquft
    -;
    tuneful; rich-

    fond of
    ill sung

    CblllRVmCTb
    ringing
    (warbling?)

    tunal)I(>nes.s;
    melo<lious-

    fondness
    ness;
    ;

    -
    -,
    (|)<5)

    ,--
    ,'--
    of Hinging

    (-)
    to
    synipatluHi';
    contniiscrate
    sympathy;
    coudoh'nce;
    ;
    {2. )
    ,
    '
    lower part
    bottom;
    ground;
    ()
    ",
    ',
    wrong side

    ; ,
    (of fituff)

    (;(
    inferior part;
    )
    (

    ,1 :
    Ih'Iow);
    at

    ,
    ,
    )

    from untU'r,
    •"rom
    beneath
    deba8ed
    degradt't,
    !1<1
    to become
    base (mean)
    to debuHe,
    degrade;
    Immble
    ,
    -'.
    ,
    ()
    ;-
    709

    () If)w(cr);
    nctlicr;
    ();
    inferior,
    under
    (under)
    petticoat;
    petticoat;

    ( from)
    ekirt

    below; from
    ;,»
    (-)

    -, buttom

    ,
    -— to delay
    to be late, to
    be detained.
    to come too
    bte
    ,,,
    .
    to catcb,

    () seize, take
    coherent

    )
    (- coherence;
    junction,

    ripe
    cohesion
    ;

    () ripeness
    }>.
    -
    (-)
    to ripen,
    come to
    maturity
    company, .
    -
    -
    ,-
    -
    partnersiiip;
    union;
    aesociation
    ,
    of
    community

    company;
    ;,
    -
    co-o|)eraUve

    cfmi{)anion;
    partner;
    comrade
    -;»
    {).
    ; , ; )

    ,
    710
    common; KOMOH,

    - mutual;
    joint; -

    ,
    (-) ()
    -
    ,,
    commnni-
    8tic(al

    community,
    union;
    {«-
    - :-
    partnership

    -\,
    ;, to mention
    remember

    : ,-()
    claep; (en.

    stud, shirt-
    briton; . (),
    -(2.-)
    ,
    ,,
    cuff-button )
    quarrel;
    dispute;
    wrangle;
    debate;
    contest;
    conflict
    quarrelsome, ,
    (),

    -
    ,-
    '
    contentious,

    -
    disputatious
    debatable,
    di8]jntrble;
    question- ', ',
    contro-
    able;

    vertible
    litigious con-
    '
    (-
    trovertible)
    ')
    - right
    contending
    parties, the
    litigants
    productive,
    rich
    nourishing
    j

    I
    ,
    ;-
    ,
    mlHf
    711
    tlisputably;
    productively

    controversy,
    ,
    -
    -
    , -,
    dispute,
    quam'l
    to sweat, ,
    ',
    perspire; to
    get (break
    out) into
    perspiration
    () -
    ()--
    )
    to finish
    wliip
    stitching (in (
    ,',,
    sewing)
    to sten,
    hu T, speed,
    make haste
    hasty, speedy
    prompt,
    quick
    ,
    , , ,

    hastily,
    speetlily
    float, raft;
    melting;
    alloy(age)
    (compound
    of different
    ;
    ,
    ( ,
    (),
    metale a ;

    baser metal
    mixed with
    a finer; the
    act of mixing
    metals; evil
    mixed with
    good) ship-
    f>ing
    ;

    of goods
    )y water; ;();
    float of
    (timer); R^
    heavy rain-
    sh«»wer
    wood
    -
    fc

    I? *
    712
    to Bail, to
    have sailed
    floating; of
    ,,

    , '*

    (down-
    timbei

    stream);
    (-)
    ()
    ,
    right of
    floating

    ! ,t

    () () (rafting)
    whites,
    Jeucorrhoca

    (1.)
    flow of blood
    ()
    >,
    -
    (hemor-
    rhage) by
    confinement
    (child-birth)
    floatage,
    rafting;
    transport-
    ,
    -,
    -
    (-)

    ,^-
    ation by float

    float to a
    fishing-line;
    [piece of
    woud
    ( |»

    -
    -,
    brought by
    water]
    to alloy, melt

    ;, )

    . ^.
    down
    together;
    smelt; to
    float, raft
    (np,
    wood)
    ,
    to stip

    com by
    (convey) ()
    water
    ,, to make n
    good
    riddrice of
    ••}val I
    713
    to be melted
    ,
    (^),
    {togi-ther;
    to be floate<l
    [rafted]
    ]

    '
    -
    , )
    (-

    - ;()
    navigable
    raftsman;
    [wood-
    floater]
    floating;

    '-
    ; ,-- ,,
    alloy{age)
    navigability,

    '
    naviga-

    alloy.
    alligation,
    melting
    ,[)
    payment
    full];
    together

    instalment,
    payment on
    fin

    -,( - );

    -
    -, to
    [off] J
    acconnt

    pay oat
    settle,
    to dtscbarge
    to flatten
    (), ',
    to splash
    [dash] up
    to clasp
    ()
    one's hands

    -()
    ,-
    gossip

    to

    float
    swim
    [run] off,
    away;
    (), ;
    to swimup,
    r (me on the
    ,
    surface (of
    the water);
    (
    ^^);
    float
    714
    to mould, to .
    -,- get mouldy

    tu plait
    toKethor;
    [interlace];
    to tie
    ;
    ()
    ,;-
    toother,
    bind; (.
    knit (stock-
    ing); (.—
    —to
    ,() ;

    ' ,-
    invent

    ' devise)
    to be plaited;
    to be tied
    together
    to spit often

    to bring

    generate;
    forth,

    [to produce]
    ,, ()
    -
    -
    to be
    exhausted
    and to cease -)
    ('7-
    to produce
    [yiela, bear]

    to plunder,
    fruit
    ,
    ,, ,,
    (,

    -
    pillage; sack;
    ruin, destroy

    to spit out,

    ,
    expectorate

    () harp; rabbit

    sleeper; lazy

    humdrum
    drone,
    ,
    rep,

    fellow
    ;

    () 715
    to
    () simt ()
    , , ()
    sleeping, ', ;
    ,
    drowsy,

    to assume an
    air of gravity,
    ()
    () to 1)6 eeriouB

    to swaddle
    to wrap up
    ',
    ,- pen an

    *
    swaddle;
    swaddling-
    (),
    ,
    clothes, a

    -,
    child bind in
    swaddling-
    dotnes

    () swaddling,
    swathing; —

    ».
    ( -.)
    swaddliJig-
    clotlies;
    swaddles
    confession
    confessional

    to confess,
    hear one's
    ();

    ,
    confession

    (-
    -,
    to confess
    one' s sins
    confessor

    penitent,
    pinner;
    ,,-
    ,
    CBHS

    • cojifessant
    to inform,
    advise, let

    fully,
    know-
    ,
    ,- HOB

    entirely, ,

    totally
    — ;

    (^ ^5^ ()
    ( (,
    out of (hie
    her ect.)
    uxind, crazy ,.,> .)

    1--,
    - to fulfil; fill
    (up), (finish,
    , () ;

    ,
    accumplieh)

    <--
    -,
    to be
    ,-
    ,
    fulfilled; to

    :!!
    li
    1) finished
    [ac-
    complished]
    (-
    );
    ,
    ;

    ;,
    fill iUjelf
    to remeiii-

    recollect,
    , ).>,
    to

    <^
    -
    imagine,
    fancy
    to soil, to ,
    •!

    ,- to look
    [glance] at
    mar
    ()
    ,(),

    «' -
    ,
    1<(1
    towards

    [hoped] for;
    expected
    expectation
    hope
    to expect, to
    () ;
    ,,
    () )
    ) , -
    ho}K' [for]
    tron«-TS,
    pant«;
    pantaloons
    1)011

    ;
    to
    () [grow] fond ()
    ,
    Uj-iLL
    of, to fall in
    love with : to
    liuve a liking
    ,
    to; to be
    pleased with,
    to h'ke ,
    '>
    ( - be
    717
    pleasure;

    ia
    con-
    tentment;
    taste
    pleuHud
    -
    ',
    ;
    with it

    ( (took) ()
    ,
    lie
    a liking to
    him, he

    ()
    likes him
    to please
    ((»nt'), to like
    8
    (),
    he

    (^
    he does

    to find
    in
    [a thing], to ( "),
    ite pleaw'd

    pretty,
    handsome
    we like him
    witl»
    , '

    '
    (
    ,. )
    she improves

    grounds,
    upon me

    ,
    , -
    dregs, (pi.);
    B*Hiiment
    l)elov',inthe
    lower part
    ,
    ()«
    <)-,
    (-
    (
    >()
    - consumption

    to cosume,
    nee, eat [up]
    consun\«^r
    .
    , ()
    KOHWMtp
    ; ;

    718
    (* |', ',
    (<• )

    |>-
    ,
    nic, peer,
    tniiKiiiiility

    I>eec»'fiil,
    «*<';
    quiet,
    tranquil;
    calui, [np.
    Mope]
    ,',
    (>,
    <',
    peacefully, ,
    ',
    CUOKOHJBKV sinco
    quietly

    .;-
    ,
    primeval
    aire; from
    time out of
    mind; of old,
    ever- before;
    from time
    immemorial
    ,
    ,*-
    () ()-
    tomptation,
    tempting;
    eeduction , -
    ,{)-
    ()-
    - to tempt-
    seduce
    (), -
    ,()-
    U> fall into
    temptation

    !:

    ()
    tocommit a

    tempter,
    seducer
    temptress
    siu

    -
    (),
    ()
    ,
    expiation,

    [:
    atonement;

    petutance,
    ,-
    , «,

    j)enanee,
    reiH'iitano*'
    () 710
    -
    ,,,
    <)()»- V) expiate,
    atone for;

    «;, do
    fiiiffer for;
    to
    ,;
    ,#
    pay for; to
    ueft

    ciiDKjryBa- to bero-
    (let>med,tobe
    atoned fur

    (q>ixii - repentance

    , atones for
    Bins are
    expiated by
    8-
    CBBS,

    repentance

    ()-
    , to waeh up
    (),
    (7)- I away],
    rinse [out] ()
    ]
    to fade
    [awayl, [np.

    grow [turn]
    yellow
    to
    (),
    ()

    ,
    frightened

    acared,
    faway ]
    ,
    (),
    -
    «- startled
    to fright (en)
    [away], tJ (),
    --, scare; to

    to 1)6
    Startle

    friglitcntsd
    -
    ().
    [scared], to
    be startled,
    take fear;
    (),
    ,»
    [up. iciub: to pad

    after
    run away
    noon
    [dhiner] (
    H7R
    ()
    ;, , 72
    -«,
    Hocifty; »'«',
    1(>;
    *

    f.

    «^- ;]
    <

    ',
    atiiKH-mtinit

    rnit«4lStat«'H

    -
    t<» join, nniu»

    combitiu))lo;
    ««-»
    mcl

    []
    C)>ln|>Utit>]«'
    with ,
    coherenc-e ),(-;

    -,
    ,-
    () )
    ,,
    .1,-,
    comiectiuii
    concattf-

    ,; nation

    of ideae
    to Hiipport,
    help; aid
    reminder;
    ;
    (-

    |>',
    |)
    re-
    iiiombrance,

    )
    recollection;
    (
    rcminiecence
    (of tliepa8t);

    in
    mention
    com-
    memoration
    (memory,
    )-
    (,
    -,
    -
    re-
    membruncc)
    of
    to mention, ,
    }»,
    (]
    ,
    remember,
    (thinlc of)

    ^()- from among


    to nrge,

    incite;
    imp(4,
    spur
    on; indii(*e|
    :

    ,, -
    ,
    -;
    721
    Ui
    ,
    , -|$
    redm*,-
    bum
    down,
    to
    U)
    incinerate
    «-
    ;
    to

    , l>e

    ( U»

    (( )
    ; ,-
    pnnluctive;
    lartse {h\g,
    (to
    putrefy)

    enough
    ; (,
    )

    ;« it is

    there
    a Kooil
    long way,
    is a
    *8 ,
    |»
    |»
    good Btretch
    from henco
    to that place
    quickly, ,-,
    ,
    ,,
    speedily, fast
    »*
    to dispute,
    [••] debate,
    quarrel
    to increiiee,
    iuid: enlarge:
    furtlier,
    ,;
    ,
    -
    advance
    (

    [.]
    blighted
    ,
    ,,
    corn; ergot

    relationehip
    by marriage,
    parentage

    ,
    affinity

    ' - to ally by
    marriage

    quarrelsome,
    disputatious
    ;

    [« .
    ,
    )| (of)
    722
    quarrel;
    — contest
    (n

    (ob)
    ,
    —
    ()
    ,
    (of) question ()
    '-
    -,-
    (dispute)
    to empty;
    clear; (drink ;-
    (),
    up;)
    to become
    empty, to b<'
    emptied
    (),
    ()
    0|)-
    - ,, to go to stool

    - ,,
    -<», to slit, to rip
    ();
    -
    ,
    off [up];
    unsew,

    ,()
    unstitch, to
    digup(holeH) an
    to ret,
    putrefy,
    moulder,

    , turn to dust

    to make;

    facture;
    manu-
    ,--
    : |-
    ,- prepare
    to set in
    ;,
    '
    order; to
    [fix] up;
    prepare;
    fit
    () ;
    make

    .
    [ -
    ner; ; ;, -
    from among
    way, man-

    competency

    .. to epcak fair

    to take well,
    take in goo<i
    ,
    . part [sense] ()
    [ to take ill, ,
    take in
    part () ill

    ()
    ,

    [
    (,.<
    fcompeteQcv
    '
    [means] of
    723

    living]
    means
    (adv.)

    ()
    ()
    , *^
    : -,,
    It

    (
    fit ;
    qualified,
    capable
    '
    »
    -
    fU U'6

    , .."-
    qualifi-
    cation, ;

    -,
    capacity;
    cliance,
    usefulness
    to prepare, ,
    ,)
    '
    1

    --,
    to train
    ' ! to perceive,
    :
    to notice
    to stumble

    -
    ,

    - ,- ;
    1 1(>1>-

    (•()
    to spend
    use,

    from
    consume

    thebegining,
    (or: in)

    at first
    ,
    ,
    ()

    ()
    to rest;

    rest,
    to sympa-
    repose
    repose ,-
    -.,

    -,-
    thise
    sympathy
    to join [to-
    (),
    (' (adv.)
    getiier],

    to the right,
    on
    unite

    [from]
    ,
    ()
    the right
    aide, on the
    righi hand

    ;*.»
    •
    ,,
    , -724

    bosiuess;

    , ,
    deed;

    affair,
    ^
    ,
    [trans] ;

    action,
    :-,
    cause, Bide,
    caee lawsuit,
    account,
    mediation

    ]) im])ortant

    { to have
    business
    affair

    with one
    ( -«'
    ! he hiia [j'oii
    have] no fool
    to deal with
    ()^ \

    !
    #
    J

    .- public affairs

    state—affairs

    home
    ->!
    -
    ])
    .- department

    foreign office

    -
    -
    .
    cauae of

    cause of
    religion

    humanity
    to stand for
    the good
    cauw
    to be at law
    -
    08

    ,
    >
    liave a
    lawsuit
    --
    to carry the

    to he
    caui'-e

    in «
    --
    a lawsuit, to
    be nonsuited -
    ;{ to give
    725
    to try one's
    cause
    an
    ,
    --
    ,
    (
    acc< 'unt
    thronjih his
    inediatinn
    to verify; to
    realiae; — ,
    .
    -
    1
    — to be
    control

    verified, to ,
    , ,-
    -
    (
    prove true
    really, truly,

    real, true,
    indeed

    effective
    ,,
    ,,-»
    '-
    /- just,
    righteous;

    justice;
    fair
    ,
    ,{
    -
    '

    -
    eq lily; right,

    ,;
    (
    righteoua-
    nees
    c author;
    (2.-) doer, cause

    - ('|
    <loing(s)
    ,
    I)eri)etrator
    of a crime

    correction,
    ()
    (

    )
    proof sheet
    to give; ,(.
    (,
    afford,

    (: -
    1

    (pleasure)
    j

    (.
    08
    to cause
    (sorrow);
    produce
    ),
    )

    impression) ()
    to liave (get)
    a thing
    ni»de, buy,
    ,
    —

    ,
    -,- 726
    purchase, to
    ;7,
    nepqec,

    >,
    ,
    get; to do,
    perfonu; to
    ehow, point ,
    ,
    out; to cor-
    rect improve
    to draw up
    an army in
    battle-array -
    , -
    -
    to take

    witii to
    ;
    ,
    din'ction;
    to have done

    acquit one's

    (, ); ),(-
    self well (ill)

    to behave
    (),

    ),
    ), —
    (),
    (gallantly

    be (quick
    to

    umke haste
    clever;
    skilful
    *,
    )(,
    «- (of

    ,
    a business):

    (-)
    (doer;) factor

    skill, ,
    -() expertness;
    dexterity

    -
    -()
    ]>
    cleverness
    reporter;
    cor-
    respondent
    report,
    account,
    (),
    ,
    (),
    -
    ) ,
    statement

    ,
    to ailminia-
    ter; manage,
    govern (cap.
    ..
    . » to 1)
    727

    (hold,
    an
    fill)
    office
    -
    ][().
    «njWlByBMTH to l)ehave

    , ,) one's
    (well, ill -self

    8)
    (;
    ( ;;
    business.
    jiurchaso
    thirst
    thirsty;
    (languishing,
    dry

    languid)
    ('{>-

    )>1
    to get
    fatigued
    (weary) (to

    oneself)

    to
    exhaust

    with work
    make
    ) ()
    ( 80
    ()
    thing to
    disgust with
    dislike a
    ,
    a thing
    to l« ad ions,

    .— to disgust
    to l)ecome a
    burden
    (trouble) to a (')
    ' I am
    of
    person
    tired
    working
    --
    KiHf

    ,,
    I grew
    weary here

    1
    clever,
    sagacious,

    cleverness,
    sagacity,
    acuteness
    acute
    .
    ,
    ;

    to wMi
    2 (|)
    1) , ]
    one BO
    well, to
    one a Rood

    to have an
    will, to
    favo(u)r one,

    incliiiation
    (affection)
    for one
    -
    ,
    )
    BOH

    (
    ;

    (
    wellwishing,
    ()
    ,
    <-
    -
    •levoti'd,
    favo(n)raMy
    to bring
    from (out of),
    )>.
    ), ,(
    )
    to tiiust'; to
    lead (»

    |) ')
    (conduct)
    down; bring
    to
    ^;
    . (lip.
    to liad
    out of the
    one

    -
    f
    ripht way

    |-« (-
    (
    -
    .)
    to

    to
    bring
    bad
    conse-
    quences

    (fractions) to
    a coirinion
    denomin-
    ation mej
    to take up
    one's
    ^^, ,
    -
    lodginga, to
    come to
    one's new-

    |>-
    lodging
    salable;
    venal
    ';;
    ;

    <
    - -
    ,
    729
    .-
    ', ,
    bnving
    being

    1|-
    - ,-
    able;
    wealthy, rich
    possibility;
    ability
    power;
    ;
    '
    (

    -
    t
    embezzle-

    misappro-
    means

    ment,

    I)riation;
    malversation
    to
    administer
    -
    '.
    --
    MBCerij.OB-

    . ()
    -
    unfaitljfuUy

    [>-
    to emljezzle,

    ))
    priate,
    peculate
    ()-.,
    (

    (adv.)
    to
    oiif's faith

    ])lalnly,
    commonly;
    insimplicity;
    vulgarly
    .
    ,
    ,
    ( to excite
    (stir
    against; to
    np)
    ,(. )
    provoke

    ,.-
    | -
    (-
    to object,
    oppose;
    «•ontradict,
    go against.
    to be(come)
    repugnant
    (distasteful,
    ()
    ,
    - obj'ection-
    able, loath-
    some) to a
    person
    ';
    )
    ; ;

    (7)
    -
    he

    I
    730
    is my
    aversion
    ulx)Uiiiiato
    him
    ,,
    ri

    , :
    -() - to inviti^, to

    elastic
    elawticity
    bid

    ('
    -,
    - —
    spring;

    to join, to
    couple, yoke
    ,', (-
    (together),
    ),
    U) put to
    (np. horses)
    putting in
    order (ap.
    *;(-
    room);

    (putting in)
    (. hay}
    ljar\'Pst

    clearing
    ,-
    ),
    ;
    away,
    removing;

    handy
    safe place

    active; ,
    ,
    '-
    41,

    (adv.)
    dexterous,
    nimble quick
    eaiefully,
    cautiously
    preservation,

    storage;
    keeping;
    -
    ;
    ,,
    ;
    custody
    8.

    f ()- to remove, ^,
    ,;
    clear (away); ();
    (s cnp.
    to harvest;
    to put in KOHciJt
    order; to
    hide, conceal
    —

    ,
    -,• to scare, to
    731

    frighten
    ,
    ,
    ()()
    '
    Ut k't

    (a
    down,
    to lower;
    en.
    -;
    ;
    to iliaw off;

    .
    to
    launch
    to take off,
    ;,
    ()
    )
    8 tleduct,
    (a) bate
    to cut (hair)
    (
    «
    ,,
    to cast down
    one's eyee
    to let down,
    descend ;

    en. >:
    on a
    to rely

    (
    person
    flowing off;

    <lrawingofO;
    .
    ()
    [;;
    -;
    floating
    down
    --
    -
    ;-, (f.)
    fellow-

    sleepy,

    ,
    traveller

    ,
    '
    drowsy
    ,
    ()
    ([- ;,
    I
    drowsiness,
    somnolence;
    I
    sleepiness (:...
    j
    diarrhoea;

    : dysen-

    )«0
    tery, "bloody

    means (pi);
    medium;
    expedient
    flux
    ;;
    t - nil
    \'-
    72
    very;

    colorcd
    to silver; to
    ,
    --
    ';
    «
    11
    ,
    plute
    silver

    plat*-; Hct of

    i|nicksilver
    jsilvt-r-
    plate

    -
    ,- powder
    (of) silver
    wlver of itase
    ailoy
    ()

    ,|
    ( '»')
    iiiaimn&l,
    mauuiiifer

    to puck
    sucktion, ^
    ',
    Buckin^r
    to appeal to;
    t(» refer to
    ;
    *?
    -,- to push
    ,
    ;
    ill
    down, take
    down; slip
    down; to
    pu.«h (shove)
    together, to
    ,,'-
    ()
    sbove into
    c.ie place
    to slip(plide)
    down,
    one's «'If
    to let
    .*'()
    -
    », pond
    ilown

    Mammalia
    (pl.)
    a

    1 ,
    7 :t3

    ,
    ,
    to Htaiid still,
    Htop, lialt;

    );
    ''; ;;-
    b'aveoff, (
    t(»

    ,*
    ;
    — to appear;
    , ;
    to pnt one,
    cpafts;

    ;
    self (at the
    brad of an
    army); to

    —
    couie, to
    to
    8;),
    arrive;

    8(; (
    ,
    to last, to be

    two mt'n
    2.

    art'

    lie

    ':()
    ^1
    misfinjr
    soraetliiu{|
    wanting

    to happen;
    to be done;
    to
    (grow);

    :
    ;
    ()
    ',
    — (); ()
    (),
    there is no
    harm done,
    mo 3
    ?
    '
    what will
    become of
    him
    ground
    (bottom) of ()
    a dried up

    :
    stake; pool;
    set;
    pond
    ,,
    ( , 1[>-
    ehirt-front)
    ;

    ,
    -,• : ;*
    ,
    7SI
    towt, piu;c.
    to
    COT, IIVT,
    ry

    c. :<,
    build, erect,

    bring
    4JpBl>p

    forwanl a
    witneen
    to appear; U>
    face, prove ,
    7,
    -,
    , -
    -
    w«'Il- phaptid;
    Kouu-

    -, tall;

    (of) poud ()

    ')
    •4>
    ,||
    «" pond-water
    (
    -
    -,
    -,>
    -,
    joiutM (of
    fiiip-rs)
    stable (fltall)
    fur liorwb

    shepherd
    herd [s] man;
    ,)
    () <){
    ,

    [ horse- (*-

    :
    shepherd ]
    herd of
    hon»'H, stud,
    breeding;
    farm for
    ,|;,
    horses; a
    collection of
    breetlinK
    horses and

    [] ;'
    herfl, flock,
    mares

    [of] stable

    stable

    glass, large
    '
    ,
    cup
    steel
    - ;
    [] <,
    ;«>

    [of J ste*'!,
    chalyU'at
    OB
    HO

    ,- ',
    ,
    t-untslant,
    steady;
    imclian-
    |$'
    unnltorabic;
    failliful;

    ]
    firm; fixed
    ; --

    ('
    [np.
    to oteel to

    constancy,
    ;

    ,
    ,
    ,
    ):
    harden

    RtcadinesH,
    stability;
    (faitiiful-
    -,
    8[»

    condition,

    , -
    >;
    Htate
    position,
    ;- :

    (•)-
    Hituatioi:;

    ;;
    |8;
    ,;
    circum-

    ,-
    rank,
    stance»;

    —
    J>eUK,
    <»-

    — ;
    waist, shape,
    size;
    Htatnri'

    ()
    small waist
    (of
    , body)

    -)
    to prow
    cheap, fall
    in prict-
    overseer,
    inspector,
    commieary,
    commission -
    ,]-,
    ,
    <

    (
    the commis-
    sary of rural
    police
    cr

    )
    , ;

    concerning
    tlio provin- -
    ,.
    -,-
    (adj.)
    cial diet, of
    provincial .
    position
    stand,
    diet

    ;,-
    ,-; ;

    ,,,,
    station,

    rank,
    posture;
    camp

    (:
    ,
    ,
    , ,-
    to put,

    station; to
    set,
    place; post,

    build, fonn,

    ^ ,
    make up;
    take for
    lodgings,
    ;
    ;
    ]
    apartments

    ,, -
    ,
    quarters)
    effort,
    endeavor;
    (),
    ] -
    pain(8)(pl.)
    (attention,
    care)
    ,
    ,
    careful,
    thoughtful
    careful,
    ,
    -,
    -
    attentive,
    scrupulous,
    painstaking netaareft-

    care(fulnes8),
    solicitude
    to endeavoor
    take pains;
    strive;
    apply for; to
    ,
    ();
    ;, ;
    court, woo (),
    (c
    ); , -)
    to sue for
    (c. )
    737

    '
    can", wp,

    ()-
    '-€>

    -,- -,-
    (-••-)
    provide for
    very old
    (a«pd)
    a venerable
    man;
    old
    aged man;
    (l)egjfar)
    a Rtnut old
    man;
    ; ()
    ()
    ^,
    ,
    ()

    ,
    (dear)
    old fellow- ()

    ,
    !

    ; -
    ;
    old
    old things
    antiquity;
    old times;

    - - ) old fashion;
    ( ()
    ,
    ,
    {

    (an old

    I
    , thing)
    antique;
    archaic;
    antiquarian;
    ancient,
    '
    remote
    old people

    '
    to make one BOB

    -,
    -,-
    look old
    an old
    woman, ,
    •
    venerable

    woman;
    (also:
    elderly

    wool
    from old
    ;( )
    -
    slieeps)

    ' ()
    old age
    to grow old
    scum, skin
    (on milk)
    ,( )
    ( || old-looking
    one adhering BOU
    to the old
    doctrine
    1 ; )

    (*|'(
    ,- , 78
    adhering to
    the old
    (f.

    - ,,
    doctrine,
    orthodox, of
    old grown
    religion
    adherence to
    the old

    1
    - ' {>
    « ,- old-
    doctrine,
    orthodoxy,
    old grown

    fashione<l

    wooer, suitor
    ()-

    «^() chief (-).


    (master).
    captain of a

    (county,
    district

    canton)
    )
    (&,
    ()
    old age

    ,
    -.
    pains (pi.);
    care
    to alms, *,
    to go begging

    child-beggar

    ()(2.-)

    (-) to suffice

    '
    older, elder
    ,
    (),
    -,
    ,
    sujMjrior;

    (f.)
    senior

    older, elder;
    tlinnitrees.
    mistress ,;
    ;

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    8uperior(8)
    comand;
    chiefs, heads;
    ,
    -«;
    ,,,
    ,,
    -
    (*) .
    -
    authorities;
    senior, chief,

    seniority,
    head

    prioriiy;
    birth-right
    ?**

    (-)
    (-,
    ,
    .
    ,
    .
    -to talie the
    lead, to be at
    the bead of;
    to
    to

    ,
    command,
    be
    superior
    upright,
    , ,

    -)
    '
    ;- honest;
    steady; sober;
    grave;

    - prudent

    • .
    a thorough
    gentleman

    (- ,,,. ;-
    uprightness,
    honesty,
    probity;
    steadiness;
    love of order,
    Hteadfaetness
    good
    behaviour
    to be(pou»e), ().-
    to happen, (),
    ()
    to come

    wealthy;
    about
    , ---
    ,
    opulent,
    well-to-do
    well-shaped,
    Utely
    -,
    ;

    740 »(),
    ()
    )
    to behave
    Clip's aelf
    f>radently
    wisely, ,(

    uprightly);
    to conduct
    one's
    honestly; to
    self
    ;
    , ,
    carry on a
    business well
    to keep
    ()
    ;,'
    (manage)
    hoiue well
    prosperity
    Comfort;
    property;
    cattle
    to liecome
    (grow) (^)
    -,()
    upright
    (grave)

    - statute,
    regulation;

    -
    ,
    peitejneft-

    ,
    ,
    rule

    -, tatue

    ,
    (2-)
    (2-) figure; shape
    form
    station;

    -
    ;
    quarters:
    etana
    dairy 4X>ttag(>

    ( ,,,
    in mountains
    hut; sheep-
    -
    fold, (!>heep-)
    pen
    () )
    ^-
    (), ,
    ,
    to confirm,

    -
    affirm,

    ();
    assert; ratify

    -
    '

    (a treaty): to
    Htrenghten,
    consolidate ,|)-
    (
    (), 741

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    -,-
    -,- 8
    hardened,
    indurate,
    cailoue
    to harden,
    indnrate;
    to grow hard;
    to grow
    callous
    ,;
    ,.
    ,
    stalk

    Ptalk, blade,

    () -
    halm
    granary,
    wan'} tnse

    quilting

    quiiting-
    seam; ,-
    -.
    stitch, back-
    stitching
    to qoilt, to
    stitch
    small thigh
    .
    (upper part
    (leg)

    of) thethigh,
    . ()
    (, )
    (haunch, 1^)
    large thigh
    ,(leg)
    to track.
    persae; to
    .
    -,
    ()

    • ,()
    (.)
    narrow
    watch
    path, foot-
    path

    foot-path
    compact,
    dense; thin
    (),
    -()
    ,,
    -()
    and high
    ,
    742
    to lay (down)
    to floor;
    spread
    to make the

    to stretch,
    bed
    ,
    ()
    ..
    (-•)

    extend; to
    make the
    bed; to creep
    (.); ,.
    ()
    ()
    cartwright

    ceiling
    belaid

    quite
    (entirely,
    thoroughly)
    like, quite
    )
    (.
    ,
    ,
    resembling
    exactly,
    quite, to a
    tittle, accu-
    rately,
    ,
    . ',
    17

    precisely
    grown dark
    (obscure) ()
    , ()
    to grow dark

    ,()
    -
    ,
    (obscure)
    (2.-7) steppe, un-
    cultivated

    -
    ,,
    plain, prairie

    ,
    step;

    moderate;
    d^ree;
    grade
    pndrie-bay

    (steady)
    ;
    (.
    |)
    .

    ()
    (-) sprout (shoot
    sprig) of
    ve^table (of
    omon-plant,
    of gramine-
    ',
    ,
    (--
    :

    ,
    , (-)
    (-) -) -,)748

    of steppe, OB

    ,
    prairie npepi
    inhabitant of
    (the) Btepptts OB
    (prairie) (npepi)
    •f carrion OB

    ()
    -,
    -(),
    -,
    -»,-

    (-«)
    carrion-pit
    carrion,

    to
    carcaas
    clamber

    to watch,
    up
    ,,
    ,-
    ()
    (1.
    guard, tend;
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    to take care,
    to
    one's guard,
    be on
    ,8
    08 ,
    );
    ,
    to beware of;
    (
    (to be
    watched)
    cautious,
    circumspect:
    careful,
    ,
    , -

    ( () (y
    watchful,

    marrow,
    wary

    medulla;

    piui; heart,
    c.
    ,
    ,;
    ,
    )( •)

    <)
    core (of a

    <- () pulp
    tree)

    ( the very
    marrow (pith
    essence);
    vigo(u)r,
    ,()
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    '
    mettle,
    backbone
    «II
    » ' 744
    ((>f)Htubl*h' (tiB)

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    , -
    HU'cTHinan,

    stubble
    i-rijwMeH,

    I -,
    •,-| ' - rndder, helm
    Htubble-fidU

    '
    CTt-pUMCTUft

    ;
    () ,
    ', -,
    coverwl with
    Htubble
    to bear, hold

    it
    ,,,- out,
    etuiul, Huffer;
    tolerate

    to expend,
    coueuuie; to -; 17
    -,- Stephen,
    lose
    ()
    (, Steven
    to cool; to ,
    ()
    grow cold
    (or: cool);
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    to rongeal,
    harden; to
    grow ripe,
    ,
    ,
    ();
    6(),
    to ripen

    ,
    shame,

    to1)
    disgrace

    ashamed, to
    blush
    ,
    ;
    -
    ,-
    abnsive,
    disgraceful,
    insulting

    •4 it a
    (-
    (di8gra(4^)
    -)
    ,
    ,1 745
    stick with
    iron point
    for cleaning
    a plough
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    e

    '^p

    to come
    eartli

    in(to)
    (4)ntact, to
    meet; to
    ,
    ,,
    ; (
    ()
    stroll,
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    abont, to
    rove (o
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    -,•
    contact with
    the earth
    cold, cooled;
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    ,:
    ; ()
    (,
    )
    ,)
    to cut (chop,
    liew) off
    (,

    ,,
    (down,
    away) to ;

    b(>head,

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    decapitate
    to curdle,
    coagulate;
    ',
    clod (clot);
    to be cut
    ();
    ,,"
    () / to close one's
    down

    (),
    {- teetli
    to chill the
    blood in

    (- one's veins
    strike
    (trip np)
    one's neels
    (
    88 an)

    , -
    tohave high
    words
    together, to
    come to
    handy blows, i
    ,
    ; ,

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    SUM 74
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    8
    ,
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    to
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    fight,
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    a kind of
    flour diwh:
    litUe piecee
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    ':
    '
    boiled in
    water or

    -,- milk

    ;
    |« 1)
    lo rub (wipe)

    to
    off (ii
    by
    ), ()
    (),
    rubbing

    to be dusted;
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    ()
    (wiped) off
    (away); to
    fight, ,
    ();
    ()
    struggle
    (-) ^
    (diah-)olout;
    duster
    heap, stack,

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    rick
    -,
    ,,
    (

    f
    to stick out,
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    jut out
    (protrude); to
    snow one's
    self
    ,;
    ,^
    RB1

    BOBS

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    press
    compression
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    to Het ones
    teeth (
    ,
    -, )
    ,
    747

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    to eliako
    preee,

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    7« haiide with

    -
    toshrag

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    ;
    (, ,
    phonldera
    com-

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    8<1 ; to
    be squeezed;

    to shrink, to
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    ',
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    girdle, bee

    :
    one's stajB
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    (o MHoro TV
    to (&,
    stand (lie or
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    ,
    ,
    8 one, to hug

    ()
    him in one's

    pressed,
    arms
    ,
    compressed,
    squeezed;
    ;,,--
    8,
    ;
    close (of
    handwritiiig)

    ,:
    concise,
    succinct (of
    style); Htrict
    (friendship);
    narrow,
    strait; tight
    ( 74 ((')
    ;
    ;,
    1 lieart readv e

    ,
    to break
    witli grief

    ,
    coinpreesion;
    COnHJHent'HH,
    Huerim-tnew
    (of style);

    ,;
    mirrownt>88,
    etraitnesB

    ,,
    veiw; Btich

    (adv.) ,
    (of the Bible);

    7,
    calmly;
    Btanza

    Kuietly;

    gently
    ys

    )
    (- ()
    ;
    (to speak) in
    a low voice
    (tone);
    softly (to
    ();

    -
    ',
    slnwrisly
    (walk);

    (river nins
    eiuggisbly)
    poet,
    versificator -
    (),

    (--) grow Btill

    )
    , (-
    to
    1 (silent, calm)

    1
    •
    to die out
    (of afire); ;
    CHUK,

    ,;
    to sink,
    lower (of the
    voice^ ; to
    ();
    , flag (of con-
    versation: to
    f
    to fall (of a
    wind); to
    ; fall calm (of
    t
    -
    aeea)
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    ( ;; ,
    bHtt!<>; fifflit;
    fii^ra^tMiiei't
    ',

    , - •

    -
    -
    )

    lien t AfHT

    , coiiU' t,

    '-, • , ,
    touch;
    connection
    to etill,

    ,
    quiet; calm;

    (2) : ;-
    appease
    stack;
    |c. hay-

    (1 Htack
    place of rest
    fi)r cattle,
    Htall (in a ', (

    (
    (-
    -)
    -
    .TBft
    to stay
    stabl»');
    (horsebox);
    (ox-etall)

    resting (of

    conical;
    cattle)

    com!-sliaped
    ');
    (),

    -,- ,;- .small stack;


    ( .:
    ( cone; nine-

    watch,
    pin

    guard, eentry
    ,
    ,!,
    (),

    ( sentinel

    (<-)
    to stand

    (
    ;
    .) '
    sentinel

    npright;
    stable

    standinK,
    *.

    erect
    m

    -
    750
    precious,

    worthy,
    coatly;
    , ,
    npemec,

    ( valid
    worth, value; ,
    «;-;
    (cost); merit
    officer of the
    guaid;
    sentry,
    ;

    '
    .,
    ,--
    ,
    )
    watchman,
    watcher; a (( -
    policeman

    .-
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    of a captain)
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    1

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    trution of a

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    voloet
    !
    (|>-
    inclnding
    several
    villages) on

    flowing

    (:
    duty
    off,
    discluu^;
    ()
    ;, -
    it

    I
    (,
    ()
    -,-
    month
    Riitter);

    confluence;

    to
    (of
    the river)

    concourse
    (of people)
    flow
    down, run
    ,,
    (
    ( );
    -)

    ,-» to

    (o : '-
    flow (run)
    together;
    off

    );
    ()
    t

    :
    to crowd)
    tahle
    chair; Beat;
    (evacuation
    of the
    l»;jwel8);8tool.
    -
    ,,
    ;
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    ,
    (-.-,
    as
    mnch
    much as
    CO

    ;
    as much;

    chopning-
    many
    boaro, board
    as

    -,
    on which
    iiaste is
    with a
    ()
    roller

    small chair,
    small foot-
    ,-
    stool

    ()
    wall
    (ofj wall
    lieap, pile;
    cubic sajen
    (fathom)
    ()
    , ;;-
    (seven feet)

    ,;
    <

    -,- '
    of wood;
    cord of wood
    to narrow,
    contract,

    );(-
    straiten

    )-
    f»ut)
    to
    lay (heap,
    together
    uu) narrow-
    ly (straitly,
    tightly)^-
    ,(,
    );
    (,
    ()

    ,,'
    to oppress
    to die away

    -
    to suppress;
    damp,
    deaden
    hundred

    to unite,
    join (to-
    gether); ally
    ,
    ); (-
    - : ---
    ()
    752
    association,
    society;
    company;
    union
    ()-
    ', (;
    eri,
    ,
    fi-

    (
    partnership; , (^
    -
    syndicate);
    trunk (of a
    tree); sucker,

    - ,(
    )
    ) ;
    stool (of a

    plant): stalk,
    , ,
    ,
    , -,
    -
    stem; heart,
    core (of a
    tree); tube;
    clumsy,
    ,
    () -
    (slow) person
    tubular,
    tubulous,
    --,
    -,
    -()- stalked
    placetrodden -
    post,
    by

    ,,'-
    ; ,,
    cattle

    '! eolumn;pole,

    striped,
    streaked,
    (of stuff);
    varierated,
    pile

    ,
    -,
    , {)
    streaked,

    ,,
    ,
    (of plants,
    flowers)
    prop, post,
    piston;

    ,
    ! :
    pistil, (of
    plants)
    to crowd,
    troop
    to assemble,
    gather in a '',
    crowd
    tOJfTOW
    numb;
    753
    aiylite, (
    Bolitary)

    to
    ;),
    ( )

    -, be

    ,,(.
    cliilled
    pmall post
    -4,- Ipole,
    column,

    -,- toponnd,
    cnuh; to
    pillar]

    break
    ;
    ,
    ,
    to be
    crnHhed; to
    be breaked
    ^<)() frroane,
    (,)
    ()
    Uioan(in{?];
    groan [iiig]
    to groan, ,
    -
    ( hundrtKl-

    bam
    moan
    headed

    -
    --
    to cost, to be
    worth; to
    deser .•(.
    brome-graae
    hundred-
    -
    -, ,

    -•
    »() a hundred
    times; a
    hundred-fold
    fold

    -
    -
    , -
    -,
    ImndnMlfold,
    r4>,ntuple,
    oentesinml ,-
    daisy
    (2.-)
    (.) saw-horse
    It
    ,
    '
    , |1 , 754
    capital,

    -,- '
    (adj.)

    -,
    tabl(>

    () ,
    eenturj'

    ()
    " -, , hundred
    years <1,
    secrlar,
    centenary,
    sentenarian
    '

    (
    ,,

    '
    -) (fee paid for) (

    - '-,
    board
    table
    board-wages

    head-ci<»rk;
    of

    - - table in

    joiner
    chancery

    ;
    cabinet-
    maker
    joiner's
    workshop

    -,- -)( joiner's


    handicraft;

    to
    joinery
    wood-louHe
    make
    tliinner

    ,•,
    (more
    slender)
    foot, (pi: ;(.)
    - -
    V)
    feet)
    melt up,
    lose
    ;
    lo melt up,
    to be melted -,
    ; ; ;

    ()
    ()- '
    755
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    nder foot).
    .
    (;) ,

    (down), (to (
    «
    dirty

    (( walkinjj)
    to wear down
    (one's) ehoee ()
    ( )
    (at the lieels)
    to tread out
    trample
    down; to ;
    -,
    ,

    ,
    dirty by
    walking; to
    use by
    treading

    to buy from; (5
    (),
    — (abate); to
    ;
    bargain fi r;
    agree about
    theprice
    hundredfold. - ,
    ,() centuple,
    oenteeimal

    watchman
    quard(ian)
    ,()
    -',
    «>8
    ;
    (; wiu^h,
    imard,
    watch-house;
    sentry,
    ,
    -;
    «-

    ; --
    ,;
    sentinel
    lookout
    of guard;

    ,,
    watch-,

    -
    Ben try
    to watch,
    guard; look
    about
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    1
    guard
    (watchman) )
    (-
    - to be

    to
    756
    on
    one's guard,
    be upon
    the wat<>h;to
    doguani'a
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    '-,
    ,
    01

    duties; to be ;
    a watchman

    ; ()
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    aide; page
    (of a book);
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    -
    |>
    country
    to avoid, to
    shun, eschew
    nartifnn
    tactions; ,
    >
    , ;

    -
    partial; (oO
    party

    -
    partiality;
    division into
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    faction, part; ,
    ;

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    foreign;
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    frightened
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    ]);
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    be
    bewildered
    perpendicu-

    upright,
    larly;
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    ';
    ,,
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    erect:

    ,,-
    ;>-
    -
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    bead
    foremost,
    Uj»>idedown I
    .
    (),
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    wverely

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    to pnt (aet)
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    to adapt, fit,
    (

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    . accommo-

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    date.
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    contonu

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    ,,
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    concern,
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    -
    acconling to;
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    7

    ^^** (up. price);

    "
    :
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    to; t«i accom-
    (
    - ),
    - »
    modate one's

    -
    -
    :
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    tin ic«— ),
    to refer to
    relative; pro-
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    ,
    ,
    .
    ,
    >,
    relation.
    reference,
    concern;
    proportion;
    int«>rcourBe
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    ,
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    (7.

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    ,

    -
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    tuuiblc
    down
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    ();
    ()
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    away
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    to take
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    () to fight
    a battle

    to stand; to
    be standing,
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    defend,
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    ,()

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    — ; -;
    bepersiflte
    in; to—
    ( - get
    cost
    nothing can
    it out of
    his head;
    nothing can
    ;
    HOTiHf

    () make him
    give it op

    ,;
    to stand still

    <*,
    I

    :
    standing;
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    stagnant,
    stAiiding
    (c.

    J etiU^
    ()
    >
    ,
    ,
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    -(>
    ()
    (adv.)
    769
    standing,
    upright
    diah, food.
    noorish- ,
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    I
    I

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    aliment

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    digestive.

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    power to
    cause

    txe
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    digestion
    digestibility

    sufferer;
    martyr
    6BjraTi

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    suffering:
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    rags, tatters pert,

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    greatly,

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    horribly;

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    extremely,

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    dreadful,
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    ,
    ,
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    «-
    terribly;
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    fearfully;
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    son of a
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    great-uncle,
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    stalk
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    head

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    pointediy
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    steepneee

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    roof; border «
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    reception
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    receive
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    line,
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    severity
    roughne
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    build
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    pin; plunge

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    (,)
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    sculpter
    cutting-knife
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    -
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    coddy,
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    instrument
    «• string,
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    chord
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    chord-like
    stringed
    (instrument)
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    slendemess
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    ,
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    -
    eschar

    (
    to l)e
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    covered with
    scurf
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    {or:-<iown]
    current,
    rot

    -
    , ()
    ,-,-
    •
    stream, flow,
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    to
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    to l>e (),
    swallowed up
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    the
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    mud

    rumbk'
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    ,-
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    student
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    cold
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    down; cool
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    '
    .
    (a.lj.)
    pen,
    !•; 1

    rumbling

    -,
    -.- ,, noise

    ; to knock, jien,

    ()
    :
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    rap, taj»;
    make a
    noIa>; (iT.

    -,-,
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    stamp
    to cU)iao, to ,()
    lay (put)
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    to8hut;pri'SS

    :
    together; (cT.
    to hold ()
    |)
    one' tongue
    to inirso up
    t mouth,
    lie
    screw up
    ,
    ncjio an

    ones lips
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    the fist

    to

    -
    f
    )
    with
    ()
    ,
    1
    fog (mist); to

    - |
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    to be dark

    stupefie<l

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    wita; to grow ,
    (
    -, -
    stamping
    mill; mortar
    to tread,
    step, to
    stupid

    go
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    ,,' fOB

    :
    ,

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    7f>9

    ; ,
    , ,
    -
    ,
    step;

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    pact"; foot-

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    degree;
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    grade
    ,
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    <-.»(;
    to blunt,

    to
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    prow
    dull
    .
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    >
    to grow 1\tOB

    })
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    j

    stupid

    .
    gradually
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    diwturb,
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    cuff,
    trouble
    blow,
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    on tbe UU
    ,; ,

    chest
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    to
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    -,- (stroke)

    ;, -
    to be !

    extinguished
    ^o out;
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    inu«ty, fusty ,
    .
    1
    mtistiness,
    musty odor
    lianner, flag;
    colors
    '

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    ,
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    770
    draw
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    together;
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    '
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    an

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    commercial
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    ,
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    judgment;
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    opinion;
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    judge and
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    judge; the

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    juridical, of
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    justice of the
    ,
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    vanity,

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    nullity;
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    vain, null;

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    the rub)
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    guailed,
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    bitch; (slut)

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    spin; turn
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    ,
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    woolfl)en
    cloth
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    move
    to move
    forward

    elowly, to JQ,
    ^-
    ;
    ( ,-
    thrust one's
    self; intrude
    (one's self)
    tint to know
    what hole to
    ()
    BOH8

    BOB
    creep into
    vulture:
    ;
    -,
    quarrel;
    hawk
    dispute;
    ,,
    -,
    -
    discord;
    strife,
    conflict
    -,
    ;
    to dispute;
    quarrel
    contra-
    dictory
    squabbler;
    disputor; -,
    <^-
    '-,
    quarrebonie
    person
    contra-
    diction
    /-
    ,
    - (f.)
    rival,
    competitor
    ; : )

    -)
    (2 778
    jopiMJilCIlt,
    (<)|.<)
    ,
    ')
    (
    (I'vnpo- a<lversary, <'|)>|

    ) ... (. antajjonist
    (rival)

    ( ;
    ('
    !

    ;
    trj knit
    ((jne's brows)

    (•() , •liiiet, tr.iri-


    '

    '

    ,-
    .
    •jtiillify;

    :
    'I'li'tnces, (*c.

    '
    ;
    ,
    ((.-,
    calinnes.",

    rest, ---
    ); , JRCT,

    .', })(»

    ,'-
    I

    <')»<»- I
    tiaiKiuil,
    quiet,

    I
    talin,
    ,
    pfuceablc

    ) ,*;
    cumpfised;
    .>till; gt'iitle j
    (),

    ,
    (np.

    )<) I'lH'lny, fou

    ,
    .', rest 1',
    I

    t'yiIpUTIl,-H oppof-ite,

    over
    (; ,
    face of;

    )
    a^rains't, ill

    I
    ;

    <'

    ,
    '

    tynp)TH

    ()-
    wind ahi-ad

    to oppose, , «''

    object;
    contradict
    ,>,
    ;))- opposed;
    contrary;
    adverse;

    rontradicio-
    repiitrnant;

    •Tj t)i)posinj;
    -
    ^,
    ,-
    |>,
    ;

    1
    •
    - 770
    opiK)sition;
    contrast;
    anthithesia
    ,
    ,,
    (
    hue band
    consiirt
    wife; spouse; ,[,
    ,-
    ,
    .-{()
    ,
    cunsort
    (of) () ])-
    Jnatrimony ()

    ,,
    (of)iuarria(^>,
    matrimonial,
    -
    - conjugal;
    nuptial

    matrimony,
    marriage;
    wedlock
    married
    , -
    , '
    couple-
    coat

    tmmjwt;

    {
    bugle; bugle-

    ,
    trump<>tt'r
    to trumpet,
    blaze, blow
    horn '-
    ",
    TjJOMner,

    ,
    « ;
    the trumj)et
    ((-) neighbor

    ,
    (f.)

    ()
    () of

    vicinal;

    ,
    neighl)oring;
    of

    '
    neighlwr

    neighbor-
    hood,
    <>,

    ,
    neigh bor-

    to be '
    ehip; vicinity

    neijfhbor; to
    be nt'ighlr-
    «•
    vyc'ifljeMo

    .,
    wo are
    * --78 M

    .
    ,'
    II corn-bin
    },'
    • •^, (little)

    > (')

    1 ,
    [',
    ORpillUUK
    '
    inixo<l grain,
    or: flour of
    III ixrid
    inixed corn
    in field (np:
    gopher

    jf rain;
    '
    ;,
    '

    « ,
    wheat and
    ('
    rye, rye and
    barley, ,
    ,
    , )
    ;,
    barley and
    oats)
    \
    common;

    () J »ublic; social
    (general)

    common-
    ,

    community
    wealth,
    ( ).
    ,
    (at large);
    commonalty
    ()
    (adv.)
    together,
    (con)jointly; ()-
    , ,
    -
    side bj Bide,

    () ,
    in a row,
    abreast ,

    ,,
    joint; anicu-
    lation ; link
    '

    of joint (link)
    articulate,
    .) ()
    ,
    ;

    (.
    very dark,
    almost (well-
    nigii) black ) (-
    781
    to ffrow

    *)
    duHky
    «(>);
    to appear (to
    be in siKbt)
    (« (, -
    )()
    not clearly
    (obscurely) ()
    , --
    ,
    ,
    ,
    being;
    subHtancf

    ;
    cxiatance;

    .; abundant;
    esst'na'

    , ()
    «
    CVTiHlj
    (true)
    rt>al;

    .
    halfwhafle;
    (
    numbra)
    : pe- ()
    very narrow
    Htret't (or.
    ,
    (--
    )
    (),
    paesage.way)
    the 24 hours
    of the day,

    ,
    day and
    night

    cvxap

    ^
    biscuit; ru.sk,
    toast

    ,',
    «Iry; meagre
    (),
    lean, thin
    dryness |
    ()-
    consumptive
    person

    man
    (patient), a
    ill of
    cousomptior
    ()
    ()-
    ().-
    a woman ill
    of con-
    sumption, a
    phtisical
    woman
    . ()-
    -
    782

    (
    consuni|»livo

    ,
    TBB,

    *
    «
    (

    )
    wiiK» tlie
    Wnch dry

    - ^
    )
    (.
    ()
    wit

    dry wind
    dry top

    pitdifork

    dry \\indy
    weailier
    dry land,

    ,^. ,
    firm land,
    continent,
    main-land; -;
    {
    -,-
    -
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ;
    ,
    of land;
    earth
    dry eartli;
    continent

    continental
    ;

    -• -)
    ,
    CV lace, gallon,
    trimming;
    bnaa foil;
    tinsel, leaf-
    gold
    -
    ()
    (,
    -
    (of) galloou-
    (tinppl,

    () -
    brassfoil); ;

    (of) leaf-gold

    - ) gold-thread
    dry (rainless,
    , (-
    () arid) summer

    pay(ment)
    for grinding -
    -
    shirt hastily
    washed
    (witljout
    luK'kinp)
    (
    « 783

    without
    previone
    -
    wetting and
    bucking
    thin(-bo<HtHl) (-),
    ,
    |»- ^-
    ) ,),(-
    lean, meagre

    - .
    / .
    »
    thinneiw,
    man
    thin, meagre,

    uieagrpnesH,

    leanness
    maimed,
    «

    one-handed
    (.)
    ,
    ^()-
    (4>neumption
    phthisis
    a tree dried

    .
    ;
    -()
    up on root

    - .
    somewhat
    dry; thin.
    meagre

    :-
    united,

    ,
    ;',
    undividetl;

    (-)
    -,
    whole; close
    (np. forest);
    compatible.

    contempo-
    joint

    rary.simulta-
    neous;
    present
    -
    ,-
    .
    -;- >8
    - (f.)
    contempo-
    rary
    «Iry branches
    (boug^is)
    (of) bitch;
    (of)
    scoundrel,

    continent
    dog

    rogue
    ,
    ()
    ()
    ()
    , -( a)

    -«
    (•y»U)-(*) (';
    784

    ariility
    fruit
    ,
    (pi.)

    CVniBTH to dry; to air


    ().;);
    ,)
    ;(
    (- to pine
    .shepines
    away

    (())
    away with

    to get dry,
    grief

    , ,
    ;!
    to pet dried,
    to dry, to be
    •irietl,
    ;.'r<)W
    pine awav,
    to
    dry; to
    ,,;,
    become lean

    U'ing; ,, -
    ,',-,
    ,
    pennine,
    pure, real,
    veritable;
    true
    essential;
    ,-
    real ; eub-

    real
    stantial

    existance;
    --
    ,-
    |)
    essentiality
    to bring ba*;k
    to one's BOU3
    98
    to recover
    one's senses, ,
    (
    •
    -, :
    to come to
    ( recover

    one's) reason

    seize,

    fail,
    snatch

    miss; to
    to

    up
    ),
    , ;
    err, mistake ;
    )

    ex
    rsft

    to totter, to
    Btagger
    lo outwit;
    ,
    ,
    cxot

    () ; cheat
    rising , -8
    Raflt; Orient
    meeting;
    interview
    caetem,
    ,
    ,
    ,,
    ,)
    [,
    (
    eaeterly:
    oriental
    like, similar, ,
    , -
    -
    ,
    resembling;
    ,();
    ()
    (eipuil;)
    analogona to
    (or: with)
    likeness,
    resemblance;
    ,(:)
    (, )
    analogy
    (between,
    witli
    to profit, ,
    ,
    ,-
    «•- make
    to sub
    use of

    to (get) dry,
    to grow dry;
    to get (grow, Tj
    ()
    ^,
    ) (,
    () ',,
    l)ccome) lean
    (tiiin); to

    s
    lanquish
    ();

    -
    hiding;

    ;
    conceal-ing,
    meat;

    ;
    ;

    keeping,

    , -
    mamtaining;

    «-
    conbervation.

    .
    CZOH

    ,
    786
    pretfc'rvation;
    ttfe-keeping

    ();
    Hecret place
    -
    -
    ->,
    npiacp-

    (),
    hiding-place

    to hidt', ,
    !

    V
    to hiile
    conceal

    (conceal)
    oneself, toln;
    bidden
    ,()
    ,'
    ()
    to Blip, slide

    ,
    (1.) ,-) step, stair

    Rtaire; etcpH ;
    ;
    CTt'l>

    ,
    (2.
    meeting;
    aseembly;
    interview
    eloping,
    declivous
    ,, -(> ;

    tocome
    down; to go

    (); —
    through,
    traverse,
    ;
    ,;
    ';
    ,
    ,
    to pass away,
    elapse,
    expire; (np.
    '
    ), to be

    -
    );
    spended (np.

    (np.

    );
    wear out,

    ;
    () to rise (np.

    up (np. -)
    come an
    (
    < ('
    ';.
    VH to mp<'t, mIt, kom
    CO 11»' to-

    ->;
    );
    join (np.
    U)

    to
    , 6isoK
    uiiite; to

    iiqnainUMl

    to
    become

    (intimnte);
    I)t44inu!
    connecte»!;
    f»Hni.: to
    ,
    (-);
    -
    (
    cun verge
    >.«' :i tiliip fell >.>

    )
    (

    () , ,
    foul of
    another, (k.

    ,
    ,
    a

    (1
    (')
    (<;) ,
    ()
    ,
    aimilar,
    resembling

    re^9emblance;
    iuialogy;
    (eiiuality,
    parity)
    ,
    • to seize;

    to
    snatch up

    abruptly; to
    (arise)

    BUrt from
    (eftafts)

    )
    ,

    ( (out of);

    ( spring
    (np.
    he rose
    abniptl.T (be
    np );

    )
    startetl)

    (c
    lib
    : ;
    from
    chair;

    dtarted out
    he
    (

    -
    of Ilia sleep
    ;

    , 783 ,
    ;, ,
    -
    to hide; keep,
    preeerve; to
    save

    -,
    () to cross
    (hands) ()
    - emaciated,

    to
    meagre
    grown lean
    make one
    , ',
    1-
    grow thin
    ('),
    ^,
    (meagre); to

    (-)
    exhaust, tire
    out
    '
    -
    1
    to grow thin
    8
    (lean) of; to () ,
    ''
    -, -
    stage
    fall away

    -
    ,
    -
    to strain,
    (off), to filter (),
    straining, (

    filtration

    -,- joining
    ()
    -,-
    (uniting) into
    one whole;
    healing,
    recovery,

    to join
    cure
    ,()
    ;,
    () (unite) into

    to
    one whole,
    make
    whole, to
    complete, to ,
    ,
    ,
    -,-,
    - heal, cure
    to bind, tie,

    combine,
    unite, join,
    knot,

    connect
    ,,,
    ,,
    (' 789
    '.
    to stiffen,
    grow stiff; to
    grow numb;
    congeal,
    coagulate; ;
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,;

    ;
    freeze, turn

    () to ice
    ooherence;

    .
    cohesion
    to.harden,

    become
    solidify;
    congeal, to
    solid
    .
    , ()
    ,
    (hanl)
    to urinate,
    make water,

    .,
    to piss
    to bind, tie,
    unite,
    combine
    , ,
    -, to blush

    to strike out.
    cross; strike
    .
    , ()
    ()- to

    :
    off (away),
    skim
    (scum)
    (c.
    to cream tne
    off; ()
    -, to
    C. :
    comb
    milk)
    off;
    to (;
    )
    --,-
    -,-
    comb (to

    to do, make;
    [to begin]
    card)
    ,.
    to sum (cast,
    add) tip )(.
    ;
    to turn
    olack, [c.

    to tan]
    ; (
    )
    7J»0

    ()
    I

    to 8C1ZO
    [catch Jiold
    of] a ix-reon |'
    () by tlie hair
    ,-
    () to feel; to

    to
    anticipate
    sew
    [stitch) to-
    ()
    ()
    -,- gether [lip J
    ,
    -'

    ,
    (adv.)
    hither, here
    this way, in
    this direction -
    ,,, ,
    -, - fathom conl
    to reach,
    ;

    attain; come
    to; to toneli,
    como in ,): -;
    contact; to

    , DO
    set; to suffice
    to put OLt

    (of)
    one's
    for; to take
    fathom
    (of) cord;
    one fathom
    long measur-
    ing one cord
    hand
    ,
    ,-,
    ()
    ()
    '
    () ()

    so; thus, in
    audi manner
    (), ,-
    () to blow
    ()
    -
    1
    [wipe] one's

    such,

    trifling, idle,
    nonsensical;

    here and
    any one
    nose

    ,
    ,-
    ;-
    ',
    ]
    (.) there
    ()
    ()
    {,
    to ra<15atr,
    shine, Ix-aui
    radiance,

    liKht,
    [nimbus,
    };; ,
    ,*,
    ,
    , (-
    taoBpi)
    )] ,(,,,
    )
    ?]
    ami; but,
    yet; [now,
    well] [np.

    [may take
    it? well, take
    it]

    •(
    (|»).)
    ()(.)
    (2-)
    )
    thisi

    toban-o <5()

    -',•
    snnff

    anuff-taker

    snuff-box -
    to snuif

    ,-
    ,-
    riiBset;8nufr-
    colomi,
    [chesnut]
    (of) tobacco,
    enuff
    (),
    tolracconist,
    dec'.v V in
    tobacco and

    -
    enuff
    thick silk-
    stuff
    made of
    tiiick pilk-
    stuff
    ;

    If'

    ' '.
    1:4

    jiti;
    =
    ,
    , , , --
    Ta(Vip

    '-;
    792

    enc»"'pment
    wagL ns
    .
    ,
    foJowing
    the camp of

    - a nom-'iic
    1)1;
    ortifiedwitb
    I 'uce

    , wapgons of
    such a camp
    ,(
    {

    '

    () 8
    walk't,

    cartridge-
    bag
    (carried on
    a strap across
    theelioulder)

    table; plate;
    a smooth
    box

    flat
    -
    ,,
    board
    {)
    -()
    •
    black-boanl

    slate

    to
    to
    (en)camp,
    be
    ,
    -
    encamped
    place of
    precedent
    [former]
    camp
    (
    ()

    -,-
    [af]
    man
    tamping
    camp
    of a
    camp
    *); (
    \ ,,
    herd [of
    horsee]
    flock; drove
    [of] herd, »
    [of flock]
    ;

    ,
    (-)
    703 ,

    '
    of OB e
    lunl
    (of horses)
    inyeterious;

    -()
    -')
    mystical
    niysterioualy
    but; [yes,
    iinleel,
    certainly, of
    ,
    ;€,
    , -
    ();

    ,
    course]; well
    then

    ,
    secret things
    (deeds)
    set-ret,
    mystery,
    > ()
    -
    , |»
    secrecy

    ,
    ,
    to hide

    and
    eonceul

    secretly,
    stealthily
    ,
    ),
    ( sacrament

    secret;
    concealed;
    clandestine
    private;
    hidden
    «,
    ,' ,

    secret place
    [passage]; ();
    () recess (of the
    liuuian )
    ,,
    (

    ,
    heart)

    -
    (•) wallet, bag,
    cloak -bag

    small wallet
    [bag]
    -(>
    ()
    74
    an old worn-
    out wallet BopH
    hi:
    Tas so; 8; ;
    in puch a
    COB,
    BH
    ,,BiUieT

    e
    manner; ye? ei
    Mi-iiiiep;
    exactly BO, erteKrjii COB,
    just BO, quite COB,

    -
    ,
    true, exactly
    the same; in
    tbe same

    (I then;
    manner
    ,
    -
    therefore

    -
    -
    consequently
    in all
    in no
    aomehaw,
    ways
    way
    ,
    ,
    ()
    1

    -
    negligently,
    cart'lesaly
    as... as 3...03
    so that (),
    ()
    '
    to Bay
    ,()
    . to say yes, to
    Bay so
    also, too,

    yet,
    likewise
    still,
    ,,
    , -, ,,
    -,-
    however, for
    all that;
    nevertheless
    such (a one)
    «; ( Bf)H)

    -
    (), (adv.
    the
    so, thua
    somehow;
    indifferently,
    fairly well,
    so-so
    ,
    ,,-)-
    0(),

    ()-
    fixed price,
    tax
    tazer
    fixing
    795

    , -
    ( OB

    ()
    price,

    ,
    toxation
    to fix
    ,
    .
    Tj

    ,-
    () chatterer,
    to tax

    -
    (

    '

    .)
    babbler
    chatter— box
    fate, dc>8tinjr.
    .
    ,,

    : . ,-
    fortune,
    g(d hi<'k;
    lot, chance;
    prosperity

    , ,.
    : .
    fortunate,
    lucky,

    , succeeeful

    - , ,
    ,
    ,-
    to succeed.
    to be suc-
    cessful, to
    have succefis
    talente<l,
    endowed
    ^

    -
    ;
    -
    with talent,
    qualified for.
    clsver,
    < -

    - *talent
    having
    ;

    extensive
    capacity;
    of

    having
    ,-
    .(-
    aptitude for
    giftness,
    skilUfuIness),
    talents;
    -
    ),
    ,-
    ,
    capabilitj.
    endowment ,
    talent, gift,

    endowment;
    skill;

    genius;
    ,
    ,,
    ; !

    7%
    (talent (uii
    ujick-nt
    wt'iglit or
    denomin-
    ation of

    7()
    '
    money)
    to<]nbble,
    eplaeh; to ,,
    '',
    80, dirty
    to tread
    (upon),
    trample
    dirty
    walking; to
    bruise (com),
    by
    ,(),
    ;, |
    U) crush

    () (grapee)
    not to take
    care of; to
    neglect;
    disdain,
    ,, ;

    ,-()
    slight

    thaler; dollar ; ;

    ,
    ()
    there, yonder
    thither, that
    way; there
    then in
    ;
    .
    ,;
    ,
    such a case
    here and

    ,,
    1

    there
    dam; dike;
    barrier

    --
    ;
    of that place,

    ,-
    of yonder
    place; local;
    there, (np.

    : ' «
    friends
    our

    there)
    (
    «'
    I
    *
    -- -
    -,-
    ,
    MnjM
    7!»7

    that; von;
    yonder;
    former,
    tlu'
    tlie
    .
    ,,.
    other
    the (very)
    »'
    ,
    ,
    {)
    :-,-
    -,- thither.there
    that waj
    stoppage,
    detention,
    impediment,
    ,
    -
    ,,
    ,

    I
    stop;
    lirawback
    to hinder,
    check
    (stanch)
    ;

    (np. blood);
    stop

    ;
    ,
    ;,
    ();
    imprd (the

    ,'
    circulation of
    tiie blood):
    trig (a wheel)
    blind-man's
    buff
    '
    ,,
    frippery, old
    things,
    second hand
    goods, old-
    ^-
    ,
    clothes trade
    ()
    ;-,
    - ()
    '
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    rag-fair, (-of)

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    rag-fair, old- -,
    .-
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    I
    clotlies

    the bnsineas
    shops

    of a dealer
    in old clothes
    ;

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    -;
    antiquary,
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    ;
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    olotheHman
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    woman)
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    \' <1 to deal in

    ;
    second hand
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    Ihj

    )
    «' '
    clothes); to

    ,
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    hand goode,
    to
    antiquarian
    - rti

    ('
    |>
    dance

    dancer

    (female)
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    ,
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    <1,
    )
    priced;

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    ,,
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    ;
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    right-

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    j
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    '

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    grow
    cheap, to
    TV ,
    fall in price

    -,-, round -dance

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    to
    one,
    fdhniuisli]
    dance

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    who
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    ,

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    wall paper,
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    maker of
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    j
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    I

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    )
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    noisy Ptcps)
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    j
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    heatllontr

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    trap for stairs |'
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    j

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    ('2.- )

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    (5, -

    ' );)(- bliiul;


    ij,'norant,
    illiU'raU'

    '(entirely)
    ,
    HfHOJH'HT,

    ;' to
    th.uk ete.
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    obscure; to
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    daz/lu (-
    04U)
    (),

    ,
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    /«,
    room;

    ,' ',
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    ,
    jail,
    dungeon

    '
    <'. of prison
    jailer,
    turnkey
    darkness;
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    blindnesH
    ,
    ';
    to ^row dark
    (obscure),
    grow dusky;
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    (),
    > ,
    fpOB

    ,-
    to loom,
    apjH'ar in the
    distance, to
    be seen
    ,
    ,
    '
    to pmw
    tlark»r, etc.

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    dark-brown, -,
    {>
    durks«»rrel |>
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    08
    dark-yellow

    <lark-j^reen
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    dark
    blin<l
    -*>,
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    -
    nism't;

    -7
    dark-n-d
    chesnut;
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    darkiicHH,
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    1»<)1

    „" darkisli

    , ,,,
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    tamarack

    ilelicate; Boft,
    tender

    ,•&
    delicacy;
    fineness
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    present
    ,
    -,
    ,
    prppont; ujteieHT,
    actual
    day's,
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    ; to-
    -,
    year); instant

    - )
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    1st instant
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    present
    (time), I ()
    809

    •
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    warm
    very
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    warm;
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    ()-
    rather
    a sprint;
    warm
    (source)
    *()
    where water
    does not 8 -
    freeze in
    , «'
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    *»,
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    liothuuse ()1,
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    ,.
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    )
    heat

    togrow
    warm, to pet ,{()()
    to
    warm (hot)
    grow (get)
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    thermometer
    ^
    ,,
    to peel, pan»,
    shell, hnsk, ,,
    >, ,
    «')
    bark, hnll,
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    «) (
    place
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    )
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    ' »

    «'| (.)
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    810
    ;

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    0«'HC

    ,
    i

    bile talk; T<<K,

    -
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    HtoricH; <!|;
    drollery;

    \' .*'
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    trifli!, ji-st
    ;
    '
    ,
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    ,
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    ()
    2.-V)
    scali'H,
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    ,
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    the top of a
    1<», , V

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    10

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    12.

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    ,
    to make
    nimble. ',
    noifit\

    lattle; roar;
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    ', ,
    ( „
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    to peal
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    the violin) -
    )(
    thrum (nil ;
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    u ('

    (heni)))
    tune!

    break, or
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    ferm; date;
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    ,
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    apprentice
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    '[>

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    thorny
    of thorns,
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    horn-bush,

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    ,
    ',
    TopH-rtym,

    [>8
    tliorny
    and
    round fruit
    tearing?
    plumtree
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    thom(8) of
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    ,
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    patient,

    ,
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    pbtionce,
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    ' -,>,
    I

    endurance,
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    :^uffering,
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    . '
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    "^illft ;,
    fuiluritit;
    tolerimt
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    !,
    ,

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    .,
    ".
    to .-iiil'er;

    tolenite;
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    '
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    ]

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    dry

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    '
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    ,
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    horseradisl:
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    ]>>6
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    l»oin
    constant
    relation 4itli
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    waste,

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    Htone-
    rutting)
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    to fonn; to

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    work tiniter
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    ,
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    ,
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    ,,
    up.

    , (. ) brook, rill
    flow; stream;
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    --
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    mother)
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    )
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    -
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    scissors),

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    the back
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    -
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    tlierfore

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    Timotliy

    temporary, |,
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    provisional;
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    transitory
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    laws)
    '-
    (adv.)
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    meantime,
    meanwhile, ,
    ,
    during; t!iat
    «-
    ',.
    time; for tlie
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    (wooden)
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    ,,
    wattletl
    hedge

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    to fence, to

    )
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    '

    roughcast
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    to pauiiter,

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    edition

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    typicalness

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    lyrannic(al), {?-
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    tyrannous
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    810

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    «

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    lujrlit
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    I'upoJUUb

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    (wood) saw-
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    {2.-)
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    pressure,
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    I
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    depress

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    thief, captain

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    thousand
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    jears
    millennium,
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    mHleped

    sacristan,
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    daughter of OB

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    tittle, abre-

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    viation-mark

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    title
    titling,

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    entitling

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    -
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    (2.-) typhoid fever

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    mild weather
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    death
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    822
    hollow noise, '

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    slowly (or:—
    littlebylittle)

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    stillness,
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    ;

    ,
    ,
    }(
    ,
    '-
    (

    ')
    .silent
    silence,
    ness;
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    sorenenesH
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    < Ti, (;,

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    to
    (still);
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    1> fallinf,'

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    ,
    1

    '
    , ,

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    ('wind
    tlio

    .
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    (is liuslif'<l)
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    (; )'
    - 1
    to quii't,
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    liu-sht'd (lias
    (••a.'4'd)

    still; ,,,
    ,,
    (
    )
    ,,
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    «;
    paiii);--t<)
    reassure.
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    romovefiars; ("«'
    to iiiaice one
    easy; »-t at
    rest (at east)
    to clear one's
    CollSCieilCf

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    (sootlie) a ()
    child
    . |)<> to pacify

    -
    -
    1.
    exited minds

    to jmt flown

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    Ui 1h>
    (K-ased, to
    calmed; to
    a riot
    ap-
    ;
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    grow
    to tone one's
    self down;

    silently,
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    be easy

    without
    noi«»;mildly;
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    to

    ,
    ,.
    ;
    ,
    S24

    ,
    . (,],- slowly; in
    low Voice
    (np. to Hay)
    to grow more
    •luietiy
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    t

    )
    ,
    calmly) etc

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    (.
    ,,
    morefitiliy,
    moru qnit'tly

    )
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    ,
    calrricr,

    to Ftick, to
    put in, aetin
    P'litler,
    Ptiliei-

    ,
    to 8tick in
    (thrnat) dry ()
    brancliee,
    (switi'lies,
    8takt«, poles,
    rods)
    ,
    |!,
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    ,)
    ,,
    , to n'fer
    (relate) to
    ,(),
    )
    (1.

    ,
    stake, pole,
    rod, dry
    branch,
    Bwitch,
    ,
    , ,
    ,
    ,,
    picket
    stillness;

    --
    -
    oalin silence
    ;

    tranquillity,
    quiet

    ,,*
    stilly, quietly
    Hecretly;
    stealthily, on
    ,
    .,»
    I
    to run away
    (on>; desert:
    to flee (time);
    to escape
    (from prison)
    the sly

    );
    ;
    ;
    ;

    ,
    ,
    (2. )
    ) 825
    (2.
    ;
    ; ,
    (tliraHhing-)
    floor; current
    ()
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    KOJK'HT

    HO
    corporeal
    material

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    innrh, HO
    ,

    ,,,
    CO

    CO
    ,CO
    ;

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    (juantity
    only, merely; ,
    ,, ,
    [()1 (-),
    it 8
    :
    but; jiwt

    quite

    ,,
    misfortune
    so, much,
    so much,
    ,CO
    eo
    thus much
    many
    timet', ,'
    '

    ( ) ; () ; soon as
    often

    -
    a.''

    (; almost;
    hardlv; at
    corpse

    ,
    ,
    ()
    -
    <
    the brink
    (point) of;
    by a minute -;
    -
    - J was on the
    point of

    you missed
    me by a
    falling

    -
    |>. ) with
    (a
    minute
    calf,
    cow with
    calf)
    ,
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    • lirtv stuii
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    liltllillos oil

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    infant H

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    cnnvn of the

    , KjHUtU

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    t<j

    '}»
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    shade

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    '

    ,
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    ) , ^ramiabis,

    to piill by
    iIh' liair (T.
    3a
    hcni])

    m'ck-\v(H'(l
    to pluck, tug

    —
    I

    I
    rej'j
    »',

    to pliaki'

    ()
    to brake
    I

    »'
    ,,
    I

    (strip) Jienip

    ,
    ,
    li^rlit.iiarrow
    close, strait

    '
    CTJM'UT
    defile,

    ,,
    Harrow
    straits (pi.)
    to narrow,
    pass, «',

    - yt'vy
    straiten:
    press iiard,
    l>ppn>HS
    narrow,
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    Bej>i
    •|>',
    niUToW
    27
    narrownttw,
    ,
    H»'j>i)BHt'<',
    1|)'\
    spacv;
    ilirttreAs;
    |), ou|H'int'H,
    oppresHion;

    (1.) crowd
    pastry; cakes ',
    cake
    (^,
    '
    ,
    KfftKC

    () aunt
    past*'
    , ()
    .
    of aunt, OB »»HT,
    f)t'longing to
    aunt (HT
    ()
    (
    )
    (thuf )
    Huiall (littlf)
    wheelfraniu

    rut, rutting-
    CO

    ()-{)«
    , »-(
    (')

    8, );
    timo (of
    logs, wolves
    I

    etc.); band

    I
    of wolves or
    logs with
    female () <tp

    -
    (bitch)
    l>an(l of
    wolves or
    ^
    , \-
    (logs in
    rutting-tinU!
    to rejoice, |),
    delight,
    gladden, to
    glad, to
    (),
    , '

    ,
    Ik»
    l»e pleased
    to be glad,

    ,{^- 61

    , I
    to be de-
    lighted, to
    rejoice
    web, texture,
    tissue
    ,
    -, ,
    ) ; ;

    -«,
    ,. 8'.»

    1
    p{
    (
    TKJira
    ») \v«'avt'
    (<» U- Woven
    "t" W«'«\4'r,

    wt-avor'n
    Mcavinjf,
    TV

    ,
    ROIUI
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    I

    '), ;-
    Weaver's
    trad»' (prn-

    liHinlicraft

    -)
    Wfa\v«TM (j)|,
    |>
    (-),
    |>3
    weaviT
    (f.
    to touch
    ,
    iifft'ct;
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    licari; ;,
    «',

    , ;,
    ,
    toMkk; put,

    » «'t; pin,

    (:
    sting, prick

    touch a thing,
    to
    to

    «'t alxHit a
    ,1
    )
    BOJ.K
    Worii, to
    rush, to
    tlirow Ont*'8 ( )

    ,
    sflf (ahont)-

    -
    ( |)
    rott^^niiess;
    putridity,
    -,
    '-
    putrefaction;
    <U'cay, ,
    1|>»'-
    4'',

    ,
    : '
    rottinp
    liable to TV
    »;,
    ;
    IH'ri.ehahit'; ', -
    (
    corruptible)
    ;

    , ,,
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    ()
    '_

    "
    tc»
    »
    ,<
    ( ,|>,
    (flow, to
    Hiiioiilflrr,

    «,
    rnjpii,

    -)
    rot,
    piitrufy,
    • -,
    -
    ;( ( inouldcr

    ,
    fomidation,

    want

    '
    ,
    '
    cro\v<l,
    of a

    moititndc
    bundle,
    bunch,
    Hliiii)

    -
    (>,
    '. -
    ,, ')-
    pan-el,

    )
    pm-ket. (,
    lH)ttU'
    (
    «'. .) tortifle,
    (of liay)
    ',
    ',
    (<

    (""."«•
    BinotJier,
    restrain
    to HUj)pre.48,
    ,;
    ,'
    ,--
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    ' T.
    -" .
    " ^
    ) Hown, stifle

    toextJnpiish
    ( racBTu suffocat*

    '-) to (lamp

    )
    (
    ()

    )
    to hit, l»eat,

    to fight
    strike

    to <i«'strnv,
    annihifato,

    ((4-uf fie)
    to 8itrujrjfle,
    annul

    with;
    ,,
    ('4),
    ',
    . ,

    wireetle **
    )

    I!

    (() ,
    ( ! crowd,
    )
    830

    tlironp, flock ;,
    1

    ,
    (conj.

    ()'
    stomach

    darkneps,
    obscurity, ,
    -,
    ,,,,
    ()
    -
    gloom
    multitude,
    crowd, lot

    ,
    dnsky, dark,
    dim, ploomy

    ,,
    dark -colored
    to darken,

    cloud ;1
    obsoure;

    () to dazzle,

    , , '',

    ()
    ()
    flnsky,
    gloomy, dark
    sorrowful,
    blind

    afflicting,
    sa<l,
    mournful
    itnpolishefl;
    ,
    ',
    ,-
    ',

    (adv.)

    (ronj.)
    darkly,
    gloomily,
    duskily;

    then, (up.
    it ia BO,
    dull

    sadly,
    afflict nirly,
    mournfully
    if
    --;
    ,
    ,
    -
    >, -
    ;

    -,
    (then) I

    consent) ce
    ,lhen" -
    , OHO

    —
    ..
    —

    ro rvT, TO 831 <^-


    ,— now ', -
    uaB np,
    ,-

    now

    ,,
    tliure Bit
    somt'tiniea
    here, Bome-
    times thiTe
    ,-
    — fometimee — —
    sometimes,
    one while
    another —
    ()
    (),
    , (—
    while, now
    -

    ,
    (and) then, t

    at one tinie
    — at another,

    (— (——)
    either or
    — (.
    {
    ( ,
    neither head
    — nor
    therefore,
    accordingly
    otherwise
    tail
    , -

    |-
    |>'» CO tliat pre- 1'<-
    what I
    8
    cisely
    wished to
    talk with
    () <

    «>
    > -
    —
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    that

    that is
    \
    teacher
    ri)?l>t
    (jiiat)
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    ()
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    J read ling
    I

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    nlmdow of a
    --
    ;;
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    but this

    Tort that
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    ;()

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    coneequent-

    (therefore);
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    as if
    832
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    iindeol'ortb,
    ,
    CO
    eo

    ? .« what
    eU'.

    tlion^
    CO ()?
    the more — >—
    ( the les:^

    —
    the more — —
    , -
    tlie mon-

    -
    the nuire we
    love tiiem,
    tiie more
    ,
    :
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    you, to yon;
    (
    ThtH", to
    , ;(.
    )
    Tliee-

    )
    l>orked; hag;
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    ()
    satchel

    knapsa(l<,
    ;

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    Iiaversack,
    case, box
    cattle; poods,
    articli-
    merchauditie
    '
    ', ,
    one head

    social; of
    of
    eattli-
    ,.
    . '
    ,
    I
    hoeiety, of
    company.
    10,
    joint;

    -;
    who
    friendly
    <;u-'
    loves
    ,,-
    f)B

    .; '=
    KJ1MOU,

    company
    1' ':<«) siH'U'ty;
    8:

    «ompaiiy
    party; tmion,
    asmKjiatioii
    j

    ,
    -
    <)('<',
    ».-
    <>;|)
    coinratles,
    el 111)

    |,
    -,
    incii,

    1
    ,

    >|>(
    comjianioii.s,
    fellows,
    '11\<
    sci< titific
    '
    <',
    »'-
    '|
    a.-soriatioii

    «otiipanion,
    comratlc;
    -,
    ,|',
    ",
    K'Uow,
    collcasrut';
    asstK'iat»*;
    !

    •-.
    jtartncr: {^ iiai»THt'p,

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    scliool-lelliiw -^
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    ,€
    - -
    - ) '»
    ,-» ti) live
    II Soi'iably; to
    Ik»
    companions
    to af-
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    I

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    }iiiii ,
    ,

    -
    company; to BoU
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    |>
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    sfu'phenl
    (luTilniarOof
    cattle '
    (')
    mate
    (of) cattle '
    ()
    <>,
    *
    Tobias, Toby
    < »

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    (ctilliisy) )
    corpulent
    (fat) woman
    ()
    84
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    (intellect;
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    .StHudinj;)
    mind;
    lueaiuij;:
    ;
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    (. )

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    '

    ) \ |)(
    <> talk
    it
    and over
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    '' ^'^.-
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    , »>.
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    explain
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    ,
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    -
    ation, «'.
    I'Xplauatiun

    '
    '

    )
    wearily
    (watclilHlly-
    open-eyt'dlv-
    indeiaiiya-
    wcirkinp

    crowd,
    (husv)

    iiiiiliiiude:
    -
    —

    ,
    (-
    - )()
    ,„-
    lot (of
    j

    pfople) I
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    stout (fat)
    )
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    diiiiisy man
    Meu
    «- to crowd,

    '
    )
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    til rung,

    stain 1 -close
    fat, stout,
    corpulent;
    thick (np.
    doth etc.)
    ,
    Tpaur,

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    -,
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    (with dwp
    snow) winter
    ) (BUJ^

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    to )?row
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    «,);
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    —

    ,
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    (
    make flesh
    to >rrow (get,
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    corpulent,
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    —
    — ,
    — —
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    tiiicker)
    ,
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    colors
    (,
    , )
    ;

    - (: on thick);

    loundly,

    .
    '
    loud, alouii)
    l>ig-bellled

    '
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    thickness;
    bulk, ()
    thickish
    very stout
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    (>
    )
    ,

    corpulent ;—
    thickj 1
    ;

    ,
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    \ Knock)
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    \
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    one who
    grinds
    * if.) cnisheu) oil ^««)

    ,|*
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    I

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    )
    I'e.etle
    )

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    ;
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    grease

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    ,
    thick wood,
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    j
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    lime;
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    of that time, ,
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    then living,
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    ,
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    ()flast year, ,
    mro
    I
    of past year

    ;
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    4. cases of
    „")
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    ;()
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    side;

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    oppobide

    "|) piimmser
    : of last year
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    time
    ,
    (),
    ,,
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    well now,
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    also
    ,
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    ;
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    eleetrick

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    Ihrashiiij.'-

    turner
    :
    turner's)
    turner's
    <langhter
    tuminjj-

    tuminjr-
    lathe.

    engine, lathe
    eon

    -
    -,
    ,^ Tej)

    (() tamer's
    workshop
    tnmery,
    turner's
    work; the
    ,
    ;
    turn in K
    art of

    callinj,'
    turner
    of a ;-
    to bo a
    turner; to , ;
    ,)
    (,
    work on the
    lathe
    conclusion,

    ;,-
    :

    -
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    end;decitJion,
    lesolution;
    arragement 80 '()
    *)
    (nuf
    (adv. so much
    more
    the CO
    M0H1
    ;

    '
    ( -,
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    to )|
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    thing for

    '() thing
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    additiou
    to u.«k the
    price; to
    engii}»e (a
    ;
    ); (

    ,*
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    hire (a
    laborer); to
    ';
    !•

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    take (a house)
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    ,
    come to

    -
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    teriiiH
    ' agree ab<iut

    ,*
    1

    he
    <>:« t

    tratisslation
    price

    1".:
    interi)rpt-

    to interpret,
    explain,
    expound;
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    to
    -
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    -
    -)
    trandate

    tub, vat (for


    preservation
    of prain,
    ,),<'
    (fU.nr), etc.);
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    Imllow
    wood-Htump
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    "(; franie-work
    ',(')
    .- jH-stle
    butt (end)

    ')
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    ; )

    / »
    40
    xraiuitoiia

    work, work
    (
    «
    |>-(1
    |,

    . (-«'|
    for tn-al
    (n'gaUiiU'iit

    to work

    of
    fur
    tnat
    '
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    workers for

    «»«
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    to tn
    ( t

    ilowii) of
    rainpling

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    -
    tri'Ut

    out,
    i

    )
    ,
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    i

    trample

    \,
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    /, boily, tnuik:
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    without
    head, arms
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    fatigue; to
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    ;
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    •, tinil ont;

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    -'"*»'*!;

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    (<4i||j.)
    tolteuiixued
    therefore,
    and
    ',
    rti

    '
    HO, pn CO, CO
    |> '>|1
    - to

    ,
    ,,,
    to cut thin
    thin:

    )
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    (np.
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    H)f)B

    ) •<"
    lomtt'Hb-

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    '
    '
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    slimneud (of

    thinly;
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    ieet)
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    ',
    ;-
    ; •
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    )
    ratlier thin
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    fine-graiiieil -()
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    tenuiroritral

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    ton
    .sinking,
    person
    -
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    1
    1'. ! drowning

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    ,

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    drown; to
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    rOHft'f I drowning
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    842

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    »>«.<,

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    drown» '«I

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    '

    : ,«
    () « to

    to
    drown

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    sink

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    (') 1-).
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    ,
    (
    ()
    ,
    , ,; )
    ()
    I
    fuel in
    to melt;
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    melt, to
    beconm

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    liouid

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    (),
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    iit'ater, stove-
    heater '
    , J) hatrliet,
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    ' horse's
    f«t; trot;

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    a trampling
    •»

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    ,
    , ^-
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    8
    eoliiblf ; ra

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    '
    ;
    >

    TuuiiicTb. holitJtility

    ()
    ,
    '.
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    ')
    '<
    fuel; (firo- |«-;
    (iif)
    wnoil) !

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    !
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    * '
    >(>|- liatrln't

    ";
    of an
    bnt»int-
    (*
    ;
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    (axe- ham tie)

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    «',
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    , Mn'lUit
    (wnlkiiiir) up
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    an
    1

    » '|()
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    (to and fio)
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    treadiinj
    and fro
    ;.

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    .,
    upon,

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    ',
    trampling
    to ti'cad

    trampb',
    upon;

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    pn'SH with |>«!

    (')
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    out'" a tool;

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    1

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    I

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    "
    worli (clay)

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    )
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    ,|'
    li(4'i-(ho<it.>i;
    to tr.iiuplo,
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    traiii|>it4i
    to trample,
    , |(
    ',
    (trfa«l)oft<'n, (}>|

    . (2.-)
    -
    | |
    to ti-ample,
    tread
    closely
    Iiorge-uiili

    ,,
    track, road, «,
    ;) ,,,;
    wav; railway,
    lailroad, (t.

    Hack, bag;
    (»-
    )>-

    |
    kiiap.sack
    lieggar

    (])
    ojK).e.4nm

    small sack -
    ,,
    -
    »-
    market,
    market -day;
    market -' ,

    trade; , |'4
    bargain
    )

    ^
    '-,-\'
    45
    to pull, pluck ,,
    ,
    ):
    to tiivr; (t.

    ,,
    to
    pull by the ';
    hair); to U-ar
    />-
    )<'
    (
    (of) iiinrkct,
    coniiiHTcial,
    llKTCiintiU»,
    trading '
    --
    «>(',

    ,
    inercaiitil»»
    luivy

    iiiarki'l-place -
    ,
    «'»',
    , ,
    >,*,
    trade-; traffic;
    busil\fSH

    i<>l>r<)BauG

    <')
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    ""•«•
    tradin<2:,
    dt-alint; in;
    bar>;aiuiii^
    trader
    tradi'Sinun,
    dealer,
    ,
    ,- {>8,
    '
    .

    to trade,
    traffic; deal
    in; to
    ,,
    , -
    I'.l.rvba

    !
    '
    -) .( )
    barirain
    to l>argain
    (for a tliii n)
    (to

    holiday
    a tliin^'i
    (»j^pe
    ( *),

    .
    (

    last year

    ", of last year • «


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    (to punh
    ;()
    4
    (
    ,: ,
    7>]| <; to toiicli,

    contact;

    :
    coiiiu in

    to con-
    cern, regard,
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    j.i-

    )
    , (- , ',
    ',
    '>'|»()-
    ',
    T.
    relate to)
    to

    ?:
    f-'rowl,
    grumble; to

    «' nimble,

    ; ,,
    »
    make
    pull

    ]
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    etiake

    *» (2.-)
    (1.)
    fringee

    chatterer;

    ,(
    - (' ;

    (addle-egg) -et)

    ( to

    to nay
    unsew,

    -
    unstitch

    «,;
    -
    Bomething
    oyer and

    ,-
    .
    over; to talk
    (

    8*-,
    )

    talk foolishly
    to clear, beat
    smooth
    (a way)
    , ),(
    «•( •rtf
    to make
    way;
    one'
    win-one'e
    ;
    (
    |>

    >()
    «'
    turf

    anguish,
    anxiety,
    anxiouaness
    wav

    ,,
    grieve; to
    long for >
    ''
    ;
    mclsiii-
    47

    cliolily;

    mounifully,
    identiral,
    -
    ,
    ToqirrmfoTfee»*)

    ,
    ;
    the Kiiiif

    - ')
    (up.
    itlentily

    claj» haude '


    , ,,
    ,

    to warblo, {)(,
    ( 11. ^ trill,
    carol
    <»* of turner,
    turner's
    «> Tt'piicp,
    Tejuiep:!
    turning, ,
    working on
    ;»-
    ,
    ,-
    a latlic;
    grin.rmg, ()-

    !, (,)«,
    whetting,
    sharpening

    "» wlit^tntone,
    grindstone

    grinder,
    knifp-
    dot

    '
    -
    ',
    -{>-

    ()
    pi'inder
    to turn (in
    a lathe]
    to tap (a
    (
    «> (
    ),
    ) AfP

    ()
    vessel] to

    )
    to roll; to
    whi-el (.
    ,

    draw
    ,()
    ^
    to grind {>4
    () tosluHl blood

    loxjHirtax),
    to eat, to
    dt'vonr
    , ^
    (
    ( 48
    tlie cancer a'i KPncej)
    eats throntih

    ] ;
    body
    to roll; (to T^

    1
    ;
    be Krinded
    (np.

    ,-
    ({))
    to continue,
    t-nduru
    point, dot
    ,

    ,,
    »
    Ui point, dot,
    piinctuat<«
    t'xact;
    punctual;
    -

    -, ,,
    -CfHbKBft
    iux'urate,

    very punctii-
    iil,
    strict

    (—t'xact.
    —accuraU.')
    _
    '

    Be

    i>inirtiiality,
    exactness.
    a<4-iiracy
    ,
    «,
    ,
    |>

    ,'
    tOMHO, 04 exacrly,

    Toiuuo
    I'unctiially,
    strictly,
    accurately
    loathsomely;
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    tudiouslv;
    -
    ',
    , -
    ',
    eKTOjH'Tj

    , ;]
    > To
    satlly,

    it

    to
    heavily;

    jjainfully
    painful
    (distressing^
    me )(|
    .
    to N4?
    I

    '

    rhave a
    this TV
    ')
    (
    H» weight upon
    j

    my
    .
    Ifeel pi,k,
    heart
    ,* raj'i

    l.irnsted,
    r fee! di^-

    of
    '

    ',
    ))'<>.
    > <> ('.) 40 ,
    ,7
    I
    ,
    ()
    I'JIBfHb
    (.)

    |>)
    a<4inite;
    WOlf'H

    graSH;

    May
    1>\
    monk'shcKxl
    (- )
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    ({),'

    I
    I
    -,- yoniiu
    )1(
    (;
    (>t
    f | ;

    gniK4 ; graRS- I'JKH", 1>€1'-

    .<'<5' (-
    simples,
    etalk)

    me<li('inal
    ',
    |-
    ::|')
    1 |> JhtKs
    prawj, over-
    grown with
    ?,
    ())
    grass, rich ',
    :
    ,
    >'|>-
    in grass,
    grass c<)vere<l
    to digest
    >, |'-

    ,-
    !

    -,) t'ij»aBH-

    young grass;
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    -,
    1

    )
    1

    '.,
    l|iUBOHbKU

    !<
    Hinall gra.ss

    clover,

    of
    tri'finl

    (month)
    May
    ',<^
    ()
    -',
    -
    <ligeetible;

    ;
    ;

    tniniBHHft) eatable,
    '',

    ,-
    edible,
    nourishing;
    nutritive
    !

    ;-
    >
    (np. juice)
    (of) grass;
    grassy;
    herbal
    ; ;
    () |«;
    ()
    )-

    |; rtapHa 8.50

    ' ,-
    ?"- ! I'pec-rjiJH

    ,
    color, dark
    color rpiii
    ^ass-plot *«"-
    ht'rblvomiia

    ;'-
    ltopo<!
    TpJlBvp mourning;
    niourning-

    (black
    ()
    (|« to go into

    -, >,
    ni(niniing
    |«'-».
    (,
    gramineous;

    ()
    '
    (of grass;

    -;
    ' |>)

    -
    graspy)

    ' -,
    plant-louse,
    aphi.s

    - >,
    -
    -
    tragofly
    tragt'dy,
    tragicaliu*HM

    '- ,
    Tj«ii
    tragi-coniedy

    trap-comic-
    ..
    tragedian;
    tragic author
    tragic actor

    trag!c(a1)
    tragically
    (al)

    , -
    |)()
    |«, (1\-.)

    '(|.')
    tradition

    treatise, ,
    {
    treaty
    treaty of OR

    table; >»1;
    dish, food;
    (dinner);
    (dining-
    peace

    ;
    ';.
    ;()
    (-
    room) 1 ')

    L-
    |>; 861
    to cat, to ,
    ;5
    () ;
    to crack;
    pea!
    dine
    |.,
    |>,
    II

    to hant^tne
    (1(;
    the door
    to aliut ,
    w ith a

    | II
    bounce
    todapliaiuls
    to applaud

    to crack a
    ,
    )()
    |<' crack,
    cracking;,
    whip
    ,,-)
    () ()()
    the cracking

    ()
    of a wliip
    cra.sli

    OR

    3
    )>,
    rjdiMy
    a peal (clan)
    of thunder
    to come
    l)ouncinsf in '-
    () raft, float of ]),

    () floating
    bridge
    wood

    ,,
    loss, deinage
    tolopo, «aste.
    kill, ;
    , ,
    to B|H'nd, lay
    out; t<i l»e
    spent, to ,,
    to tread

    trample
    , ,{>,
    waited

    1»«'-

    down
    one's
    with
    ;

    feet,
    t<»

    ,
    / /
    R52 ») a

    ,
    to
    1*'
    -,- tnwlinj»

    , anoi

    )
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    > hit, touch,

    if» hit the


    strike
    TV
    fTpafti

    )>
    1 - mark
    hit in tho

    .-
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    :
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    1
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    1

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    tn'lily, thrice

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    |
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    ( \ foot way
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    track the
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    ,-,
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    ,,
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    )(2.-) a popular
    Ukrainian
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    <-
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    iroftarion,
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    >
    ,
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    '

    trot,

    to trample
    holiday

    down, beat

    to trace, to
    rnn

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    trail

    hare
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    [>
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    ,
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    ,
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    I

    <
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    hard workn,
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    1

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    gently
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    (a door), T.

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    to shake,
    .

    to trembli>;
    quake; to
    shake; shiver
    joU

    ,
    ,,
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    -.-
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    to dry, to
    . !
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    native

    unlive,
    srot

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    endemic
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    ;

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    native,
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    to; to press
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    - , ;
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    -
    trunk, body;
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    fog, mist
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    (,),
    obscure), to
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    ,
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    fraud

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    tunnel
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    person

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    nejiCoH

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    (stamp) with

    blnnt; dull;
    stupid;
    feet

    obtuse
    ,-,
    876

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    blunt hatchet
    ,
    >- (lull of appre- enjie-
    hension me ;

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    »
    dull wit

    to blunt; to
    deaden (the
    sensibility);
    to dull
    to get blunted
    (or:—dull),
    -.
    ;
    );
    (:—
    ),
    (

    ,-
    )> ',
    to grow

    ,,
    blunt, to be
    blunted

    blunt nees,
    dullness
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    sottishness;
    stolidity
    to become
    (grow) blunt
    (dull)
    grow
    (dull).
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    ;to
    stupid -()
    ()
    ()

    ,
    () ./-
    to
    (t.
    grow
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    blunter; to
    grow more
    (),
    ()

    - ,,
    stupid

    , bluntly;
    dully; Htupid-
    ly
    stupidity,
    dullnes»<;
    doltishnese
    8 877

    ,
    -
    from Hofts
    Htampins th«-
    ;
    feet; walking,
    pacing
    anadown, , II

    continued
    stamping
    (tranipling) ()
    ) of leet

    (
    having slow
    step (pact)

    to trample,
    stamp, to
    walk about,
    to go to and
    ,
    ,
    ,
    (
    ()
    \.',

    (
    7(>
    )
    fro (up and

    anrocliK;

    European
    di(wn)

    urochn,

    bison ()-
    --
    )
    ojM)Kc;

    one who
    pays (gives)
    attention,

    ;
    ()(
    ,
    );
    |>
    (looks after);
    circumspect;
    (attentive)
    to pay (give)
    attention,
    to look after,
    look at; turn
    one's mind
    to
    ,,
    , ,
    ()

    to delay; to
    be slow
    '
    |>,-
    (|>) trouble;
    bustle;
    bother, fuss,
    restlessness
    restlesstiese;
    grief, sorrow;
    care; trouble
    ,
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    ,'
    , ;
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    full care
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    ');
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    ,:
    trouble);
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    ^rricvf; to -
    (li.sturb, to
    ', ;
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    cToj)(5,
    tronl)le;
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    ();
    iiiiportune

    \|,| lo frighten
    to trouble

    ;
    one's self,
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    one's Stlf;to
    be disturbed,
    to
    to 1>11 ,-
    BOHS

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    ()
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    (.;

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    '
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    tarrajjon

    Turkish

    urtle-dovf

    Turkisli
    '-
    TftpKi
    I

    -, W(jnmii «'

    }-,- );(-
    of Turk
    rattling,
    rumbling;
    roar(ing)
    np.
    OB
    [>,
    ;';
    '
    ()
    I
    (|»:)
    '

    I
    iinimble;
    cop

    to mnttpr;
    rattle; drum;
    to
    ,,;
    ';
    make noise; I
    ;

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    870
    to lepi'ul
    and
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    |)
    ,'
    tttt
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    over

    jostle; ';
    TV nyui,

    1>,
    reprimand,
    rebuke
    ) ,,
    (-

    >
    |
    herd; flock;
    drove
    prisoner;
    captive
    ]»,
    () Turk

    I veil of bride

    .\

    ,-,-
    young
    aurochs
    to drive, to
    chase
    ,()
    -,
    -
    hero

    of this place,
    from here; ,
    ,
    ,(),
    of (or: in)

    \' this country

    ^
    niusty;
    rotten
    putrid
    musty
    fusty) smell,
    rotteness,
    (or:
    ,
    ,-
    , -
    -
    ()

    ,-
    putridity;
    mustiness
    to diminish,
    abate, fall
    (go) down,
    (rip. inflation
    ,
    ()
    swelling)
    ; 1

    4 880

    '
    siorin,

    tlmnilcr-
    I
    ,

    .
    <TOpM,
    necT, 1
    T(

    ' '
    fattened

    to falU'ij,
    Btomi
    (ob) CTOpi

    ()
    , «'
    )
    foe<I

    '
    (

    fat; stout;
    fertile (a|>

    (TyMfBHft)
    (of) Miunder- ()
    storm

    (!
    ' (of
    ail aniiuul)
    Ixxljr of the

    tooxtinjfuial)
    put out,
    Btove

    blow out; to
    ,
    .;
    <iauip

    )
    repress, (
    (-
    np.
    to
    np.
    peupec;

    sedition )
    to slake
    to cover; ;,(,,
    conceal, hide
    to cook
    (roast, fry)
    in a licr-
    tnetically
    )
    ()
    I ^"losely)
    ()
    (••loged)

    muffle (wrap)
    up
    covered

    tif^htiy
    pot
    (vessel); to

    i<>
    '
    ((>);

    ) |)'
    (pen

    cause p«'rspi-
    ration I
    —

    <>»
    , --
    8.41

    '•,
    <',
    '; -,.-
    <lurkm4<H,
    ol>Hciirity; 06eKV|>in
    ', i,

    »» be
    ,'multitiiilf,
    crowd, (frvat
    qiiiinlitv
    plenty
    IH'MC,

    »,
    , ,
    ,
    of money
    a very larp©

    , ,
    crowd

    -
    ,,
    , duakiiv,
    diuki.shly,
    dimly

    . ,,-
    dim, dneky,
    rather dark,
    darkiHli,
    dunkinh
    pale, palid
    ;
    <»,

    , ,
    dark-green --'
    )
    1».
    (1.
    -.

    ()
    U)
    dark; to
    darken, to
    grow dark
    (—gloomy)

    ,
    (
    t« slap, give
    a slap; to
    '»*,

    ,
    walk about

    ); (with noisy
    step.-); to eat
    to eat greedi-
    ly, to glut
    ,
    « logo (walk) ()
    to ,
    in the mud
    to ,
    give a slap;
    to strike, hit
    ,
    «•,
    ^

    palpitation
    (.
    song (of
    SSl'

    ); -
    COHf OB

    ;'.
    niglitinpale). II (>

    () warbling

    ),
    to boat (np.

    (),
    I

    I
    )
    palpitate; to
    \vari)le (np.

    as quick as
    .«<!1
    to frighten,
    to

    63
    :(
    <
    away
    to drive

    di.«sipat(^
    (off); to ("),
    lUilT
    -
    $j)aUTeii

    (
    ,)
    (the enemy)
    lie I

    polecat,
    for
    shame!
    ,
    ,:
    ,
    ;>
    -
    i'HVM

    ), ]
    (2. fitchew,
    fitchet,
    sknnk;

    ,
    (-,
    •)
    mephitic
    weasc-i, (bo-

    to breathe,
    respire; gasj)
    ,
    ',
    ^,;
    (t.
    to give a
    whiff of
    () TV
    wine, to

    () exhale wine)
    to smell, to

    ()
    have a good
    smell
    ,
    ,,
    to stink, to
    have a })ad

    ()
    smell
    ,
    to rot,
    pntrefv:
    lu-cav: to
    spr.il
    -
    to make
    883 »,
    ,
    stench, to
    stink (aa

    fasting;
    skunk)
    on ,, vf

    (( -
    (adv. an empty
    stomach

    ( () to beat, strike

    to abuse, ,,
    )
    )
    ) revile, scold

    np. ,,
    rains, it
    pours, it
    rainaheavilv,
    it mine in
    it

    , »;
    torrents
    ()
    to go (walk)

    ,
    '; (]))
    with (very)
    small steps,

    )(,
    to trip; to Bo

    ((
    () )
    (drive, rioe)
    slowly
    with gentle
    trot with,
    easy trot
    ,
    1

    1|>
    )])
    to go quickly

    of prison, of
    jail
    ,
    jailer

    ','
    ;)
    1

    '
    prison, jail
    ;
    (-
    --
    !
    tobacco;
    (leaf-to-
    bacco)
    tobacco-
    plantation

    () very strong
    tobacco
    ^
    - .

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    , ,-
    '
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    (tf (i)b.t(l<) 1 OB Ti.6fKl>

    (»- iul)accoiiisi ; I

    ),
    -
    dealer ill
    j
    I! )t
    '

    (f.) tobacco,
    j
    worker on :(»»
    tol'acco-

    -
    ;

    j
    plantation;
    tolijuco- I
    uieii To(V-
    ;

    I
    smoker KO-cMoBKt|i
    wife of to- on
    haeeoni.-tetc.
    :
    ,

    TH>TK)n- of female
    lobaeconist,

    (hick,
    chicken,
    etc.
    j

    ;
    11,
    "
    ((')
    younp: lien
    0(1,
    ninny, \,
    ', ,
    , silly uian
    ',
    (I'.-y) (Irawinp,
    (Iraueht,
    »
    ),
    ,,
    !

    ,
    inrreiit (of
    air)
    away,
    to

    rnn
    walk out,
    , :
    , off,
    take to one'i^
    to

    ;
    the islip,
    scampi-r

    , () Ijalanre;
    1)
    awuv
    '

    (^')
    splinter

    bother, , |
    drawinjr,
    .
    court Kopr-J)oB*
    1 luaniinir
    ,
    -,
    -() - 885
    litigation,
    -
    )()
    pleading (at raen,
    law")
    <,
    ,
    -,-
    1 « burden ;loa«l,

    weight
    weiglit

    to draw, to ,
    ,
    ',
    drasr, pull; to
    tn;:, to pull ,
    ,]»
    |) ,
    about, to

    )
    tear (to

    drag
    pieces), to
    out,
    pull out (np.
    , ,>'>
    to
    draw out,
    fi'tch
    to trail,
    drag, craw
    out

    1
    ,
    ,
    <,
    ;
    along; ton|n
    ()
    -
    : >
    run
    (t.;
    (stroll)about,

    ;
    after;
    no
    to roam
    about the
    streets; to be ),,
    1

    trailed, to Ix^

    );
    dragged (np.

    have
    trouble (or:
    to
    ni uch ( ' );
    much to do)
    -
    with

    be at law

    pregnant,
    (t,
    ):
    with

    big with
    child;
    family
    to

    the
    way
    ,
    ; <>
    1)1 having
    (.)
    (homed-)
    cattle ()
    ; ;

    ,, , 886

    , --
    ) ();(-
    (, , tough,
    tanaciua;
    leathery
    viscous,
    sticky, gluey,
    ,
    ,,
    ),
    ,,
    elitny

    toughness;

    viscosity,
    a'uceity,

    stickiness, ,-
    glntincus-

    1
    1

    (of a tracking
    rope); bi east-
    collar; team
    of horse-s
    (of oxen,,
    ness;
    (sliniiuebs)

    road strap
    (
    ()0"
    ;
    ;-
    ;
    - ropcet

    vvorkinc
    cattle '
    (op:

    (,
    )

    Lo

    on earth
    draw
    (drag, pull) )() ;)
    ! I (ground)
    work by land
    —in carts,
    ,—() (—

    ,-
    (

    —by wheels)

    ,
    always,
    continually

    burden,
    weigiit, load;
    heavinass;
    gravity; grief

    heart-sore;
    sorrow,
    ;
    ,;
    ,
    ,
    ,-;
    pregnancy
    «11
    ( <« ''^
    8S7

    ' to gravitate

    ',
    ,
    rtepep,

    ,
    «•arrier, Kepit p,
    portiT, pack-

    extensible,
    man

    ductile.
    t'Xpansi(b)le,
    ',
    , --
    (2-, or:— )
    (
    )-
    lensible,

    to
    tensile;
    :

    attractive)
    pregnancy,
    gestation
    be big
    ,,)
    (), '-
    <',
    '; (|»»

    *
    ()
    ,
    (: with child,
    to be in the
    family way
    to become
    ()
    (- to
    pregnant,
    be gone
    with child
    she is gone

    (' ihree months


    with cbild

    he has pot
    her with
    IV3

    () ,
    chUd
    to burden,
    (over) load,
    freight; to ;
    to burden
    charge

    one's self, to
    be burdened
    ,
    to
    in weight; to
    grow heavy .
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    '. 888_ (-
    !!
    ' ,,;;-;
    , ) to

    I
    «liffioult to
    (
    u'iivy,
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    bad (np.
    .;
    »
    :
    -
    '
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    II
    wound);
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    a great
    smell)
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    misfortnnc

    weight; f
    ,
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    difficulty;
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    , (('}-
    dullness

    - , •rravity;
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    stammering,
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    tungue-led
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    (« J
    heart); to

    lie ^^
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    ()
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    '-
    889

    Rtanding,
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    intelligence;
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    |!-
    -
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    -
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    knowledge,
    skill
    Jne out of one's
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    recollect,
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    m mind
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    know) one's

    to be re-
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    -
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    be
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    -
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    -
    ,,
    «
    intelligent.
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    retentive
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    *
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    '-
    -
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    ,
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    I
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    •
    intelligent,
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    sensible I

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    readv and
    quick appre-
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    '
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    to mow (np.
    ,
    ,,
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    string, bow-
    bee)

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    ,,-
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    ,
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    ,,,,
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    among; of,
    into; for:
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    ,
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    )
    ;

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    tlKMiioiiiitaiii
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    (5>
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    bargain

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    Canat'.a
    ()
    for the first
    and last time

    on the night
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    " on "Monday
    to be upon
    of

    duty
    under grtat
    May

    «- -
    '
    affliction
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    -,-
    -,
    twice a day
    people

    to amuse, to
    entertain;
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    delay)
    amuse
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    detained)
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    cjf, 802
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    to warrant,
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    make sure of;
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    ,]HiUT,

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    f
    convince, to
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    ,
    I

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    ,
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    trample

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    to tlrc^S

    to trim one's
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    1

    I
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    ,
    pelf;to adorn
    candidate
    -,
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    to endeavor,
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    court, to woo
    1

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    j

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    dewily,
    ,
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    finery; Huil;
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    ^
    ',
    -, (
    ,
    (2.
    (2.')
    )[ hi ope,
    jewels]

    declivity:
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    <):
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    -
    half way np
    a bill]
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    entreaty (or:
    liy

    ();
    ,-
    ,
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    ()
    ()
    -, -
    pravinp) ; to
    ask, ieque.«t
    poorj

    to
    indigent
    poorness,
    poverty,
    indigenc-e
    , -«
    ,,
    7

    ,
    -, poor, to grow fpon

    , - to

    .
    become
    [grow]
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    to Borrow, to
    grieve, nioan

    to be sick ai
    poor

    heart
    :
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    ,
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    I

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    tliiuinisli,
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    to

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    rivff

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    stof kind's]; («);
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    shoes; [to
    pnt on one's
    stock inpsaml
    whh

    '
    ,
    -
    shot-rf ftir:
    boots]
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    (2.-Kv)
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    diniiniifion,
    ,
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    -
    loss; tU-ficit '',
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    attcntivcnoss
    '»
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    observation;
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    ',
    coiisider-

    remark;
    aiioii;
    ,
    , Keji,

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    care;

    to
    one's
    draw

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    I

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    to
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    pay
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    . mind what
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    the act of '

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    ^ »'--
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    attention,
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    ohserviiij:
    I

    '

    (
    ),
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    tlie enemy's
    mi)Vemeni.<
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    to mimi, to
    l>:iattention
    observe; ,),
    ;
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    attend to;
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    - Ujiun

    )
    to take a
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    ,
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    to take

    to
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    oneself
    1

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    ,\

    ,
    mindful;
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    importiint,
    cautions
    «- ,

    --,
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    attentive-
    periou;-;
    ^rrave, great

    ness,
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    mindfulness;
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    consider- ,, ]),
    ,-
    \ , ation;
    precaution,
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    to fall (roll)
    in, to rush
    ;.
    ()
    ceji-

    \ .- in ; to give
    [or: to deal]
    a blow

    to boil
    [knock]

    through, to
    cook to a
    j)oiii
    ()

    ,
    ()
    ,
    . turn; to Ptew

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    down
    be boiled
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    '-
    ,
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    turn; [to ;)(


    ^
    boil away]
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    }

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    the frontier
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    j>as8

    I
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    to ,'
    >'

    carry
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    ,
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    ill

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    -
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    '
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    (h- :)
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    rail^vay^

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    ,

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    I

    (olwtinatc) )
    r
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    ', -
    :»|..',_'.-) Mf{)ravatio!i;

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    |

    '
    iiijury; ;

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    (']' ;u ,(-, ,-
    corruption

    wasit.; to
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    t!i(^ morals)
    I

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    );
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    «

    (
    —
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    touch .^^01^'
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    cripjile,
    I

    ;
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    disable 1
    9 ().
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    the

    ( injure,
    iiiiiid

    liurt, liariii; ,-,,


    ''( to b»'
    injnrior.s
    to tire (ilie'.S
    self, break
    one's bai'k, ,
    ; ))
    ', ,
    (, vfo,

    '- ', ')


    injure! one's

    all;
    iK'alth
    whole;
    complete,
    total; full

    whole
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    \

    KU (,;uiv.)
    th(!
    clay (long) ()
    ()
    ;«( in the

    ,
    \

    evening
    I'.Mfpa yesterday
    "{> I'vening, last.

    ()
    ()',
    (.
    to turn
    : );
    night
    to turn up,

    ;(,
    tuck up;

    up
    (tuck up)
    sleeves);
    ,
    ()
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    pen
    (to twit^t (an),
    twine); wrap

    ()
    () up); enlace

    ,,.
    ;(>,-
    (

    ()
    .
    to tresi^,
    plat; plait,
    braid;
    interlace;
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    )
    twist; Mind
    •

    ., >11(.
    ,(),
    :-
    to pwing;
    together

    ; ('^
    ;

    ) a sabre)
    ; ;

    /
    () to
    900
    make
    hastfl, lo
    ppeed; to get
    forward
    ,
    ,,.

    h.l
    , i!UC(4!ed
    ready

    espy; see,
    poon
    <o perceive,
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    ,
    ', ,
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    >
    !
    reiiiark,
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    (gel) .sight of ()
    (-)
    1

    vertical

    ()
    ,
    iiaiiging
    (ilown),
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    ' (),

    ,
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    , to
    dangling,
    diooping
    in height, by
    lieight

    into, enter,
    go (come) (
    , ;
    )) ), (

    ,,
    (np. a

    -,- to enter into

    to net at
    liberty, to
    free, to , -
    deliver
    grant leave
    to take leave; ;
    ,
    to free one' 8
    self, to
    recover one's
    liberty to;

    get rid of

    togivedowor
    I
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    .,

    (dowry) I ', ()
    V

    ();
    ,
    , ,
    001
    crown;
    finish
    I

    ,,
    ,
    to wicatbc,

    -,- to pirland
    to trust,
    confide,

    ]
    ,

    credit; to
    j
    l»elieve
    to repose

    ,,
    \

    ,
    j

    j
    one's trust
    ! in one, rely

    -
    I
    on ; t<> be ;

    trusted; to
    trust in
    to weary, " ",

    , ) tire;
    to

    to
    l>e
    annoy;

    ;,
    tired of

    -,, ill,
    ,

    ,
    intnKiuce; to
    carry away;

    -,-,
    ]
    ,
    to elojxi \ ith

    to fulfill;

    to
    realize

    grow dry;

    (
    [)
    >,
    ;

    to grow
    parched (up. )

    soil) ; to grow
    withered
    (np. plant);
    grow dead

    . ,,
    to
    (np. tree)
    tie; cord, a
    piece of
    strap; poles
    (rods) tit J
    ,
    on one end
    used to press
    bay -stacks
    ,

    W2
    to bind, ti.

    fasd'ii
    ly;),
    ',
    ]

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    cpeiT,
    iiiij)ris()ii .|)
    (
    :

    () to rim (alter) |.
    -,
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    -
    to ])1^(',
    flutsi', t<i
    iuiiit
    tot'xtinv'iiisli
    put out ,,
    ,,
    :

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    to (jML-nch

    to «ictain;
    retain; stop !
    .^ ^
    Kl.t'l

    ;
    to neglect '!
    []
    ,
    in

    [] ,,,,
    to })«,
    Htoop, 1m)\v :
    down; coiicli
    down; bend
    one's self; to
    (-
    )
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    .
    to l)end -
    |,' beneath
    burden

    ,
    to l)end
    under a

    ()
    Weight of

    with anple«,
    yeara
    ,
    ;
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    [] !
    with corners,
    angular,
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    to perceive,
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    remark,
    notice
    ,<
    -,
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    ^_:
    ,
    [ 903
    ]>
    { --
    carbonic

    carl loll
    acitl

    ,
    C!irlK)iiaccous

    -
    in depth

    angularity,

    ;,
    angnlosity,
    luignlarness

    [) - ]
    of corner;
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    angle
    ]>,

    [[, vh]
    ;^oni(iineter

    to deepen to
    grow deeper

    to phuige
    ,
    ()-
    (),
    ()
    ()
    into (a thing)

    ^' to become
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    — wrupt) in
    tliought
    to l>e deeph'

    ()
    engaged In

    ;
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    stndv
    (of) coal; (of) ()
    diarcoal ()

    f
    ()
    -".
    coal-man;
    Collier

    to run after;
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    to oppress,
    ()
    onj)ec,
    1 dist ress !(^
    - 1

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    letlle ry <
    -,-
    until rijH'iis paft-
    (. fruit)
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    7{)- «TUSll ill

    ,',
    >, (
    to pacify,

    ;
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    -
    restrain;

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    >,
    txiiort;
    make 1
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    ( !

    I
    li-^ten

    be not to
    is
    be persuaded,
    to
    reason

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    he (l;)es not
    wish to listen
    to reason
    agreement, ,
    ;' -
    1

    --
    stipulation;
    consent,
    compliance;
    treaty;
    contract
    ,;
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    ,-,
    .,
    ;ij;reeal>le;

    pleasant,
    suitable;
    ,';
    >
    ', -';
    (,)
    ,
    favorable;
    good

    ,
    -
    ,

    .- to please,
    gratify,
    satisfy
    .1 roinplai-
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    ;«(-
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    \ (oblieinp)
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    a Saint
    J
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    , •-
    ;

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    nook;

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    iiiU'rnal

    (aih. )
    I

    1
    loud(ly),
    aloUfi,
    anj^lf
    ().
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    , () 1
    noisily
    yrop
    <.,
    (pi: ) et'l

    Hungarian

    <» ^
    (adv.)

    ()
    (adv.) up, , ,,, ,
    over; at the
    top of;
    upward(s)
    on
    ();
    )
    hit;!)

    ,
    lyrojiy upside

    Hungary
    to troat,
    down

    entertain, ,
    ,
    ,, -
    ( .- KM,
    regail; to

    )
    admit,
    receive (np.

    Hungarian

    pimpled,
    woman
    '
    ,,
    <-

    -
    pimply;
    blotched;
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    native
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    ineinuating,
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    wheedle,

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    coax (one
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    chase, field-
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    fowling

    to catch;
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    apprehend;
    pick out
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    to catch
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    - to catch up
    act

    (take up)
    one's woras
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    to be catched
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    (flat)
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    fraRilo, frail;
    infirm;

    frailty,
    weak

    infirmity
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    broken piece,
    fragment;
    stump (np:
    of a tooth
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    dear;
    favorite;
    ,
    beloved man ;

    l)elovt'd
    voman; )) ;

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    pwpptlieart
    to love; ,,
    I

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    fall in love
    with, lo take
    (have) a
    ()
    j

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    liking to,
    erow fond of
    ,
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    to fall in
    with, to be

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    (become)
    f
    ; enamored of;
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    (submit) to
    one, to give
    Mb to one;
    to be
    overcome;
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    (-)
    to sxiccumb;
    to comply

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    a Weight

    to

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    enemy
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    tu be liable
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    to be liable
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    there in no HOB
    doubt of it

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    to run (up.
    doj;, wolf)
    to lie down;
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    to go to bed,
    to sleep, to
    turn in; to
    , ;,
    ;,,
    go into, to
    enter, to
    hold; to—
    calm one's
    self, to
    ;
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    become
    quiet (calm)

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    they are in
    bed already,
    they have
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    turned in
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    ,
    ,
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    yielding,
    comiuiant,

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    ,'-
    submissive,
    obsequious

    (-
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    flexibility ,
    yielding (or:
    easy-going)
    nature;
    submiseiaive-
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    indulgence,
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    934

    forbearance
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    {-'.-)
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    Julia
    intellect,
    sense; wits
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    reaeon

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    besuiear
    stain; slabber ,<5
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    to paste' in,
    stitch in;

    minuend
    glue in
    ,
    ()
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    •,- , to diminish,
    to reduce;
    lessen; (to

    ()
    derogate
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    from; to
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    ,7
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    jMa -,-
    ((>-)

    to
    abridge,
    abbreviate

    to diminish,
    lessen,
    decrease
    adorn
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    trim) with

    ,,
    flowers (or:
    with green)
    to get
    strength,
    become
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    ,-,
    dss yMepTBJUittt

    - ; : .-
    to dirainieh;
    abate,

    ; d«cre«M'

    * ,
    to diminieh,

    -,
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    decreaee
    to

    )(,
    to adorn
    (embellish,
    ornament,

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    trim) witli
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    7|<' flowerH)
    corpe, body, .
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    deaid body;
    (ghost) () ;

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    he afraid
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    uf ghoste . fOBCTC
    dead,

    (
    ]-(1.)
    deceased,
    departed
    the dead
    to mourn for
    the death of

    -,
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    ()
    une'a

    to kill,
    husband

    murder, ,,<-
    ,
    slay; to put
    to aeath
    -«
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    (
    to mortify,
    () subdue (the
    flefih) (
    tobe put to
    death; to be
    ,;
    ) killed; to

    ,
    kill one't<
    self, to
    mit suicide
    com-

    -
    (|»; ,,
    '' ,;
    todio,

    (
    expire, to

    -
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    (to lie nyinjr, (,
    Tv

    to die away,
    to )n> lit tlie »',
    point of

    - to die a
    tlfiUlii

    iiiituraiileatb |»
    •• «-

    to die of

    » to die with
    hnii^jer,

    to til
    wound-

    to
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    row in,
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    1 ,,
    fling in,
    ,
    ,-
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    cast in, io
    eling; dart in

    washing,
    for wasliing
    wash-stand )

    -
    ()
    -,
    -,
    (waph-)basin,
    \vti.«li-liand

    Washing,
    abintion
    ,
    ,-
    (-)-

    ()'
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    to wash BOOT
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    to mn away
    (-off),
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    (- ,«-, to propitiau*,

    -) ' ;,
    (-) CM,
    ,
    to movi'.
    toucii, to

    to 1)6
    toucheil, to
    be moved, to
    pity

    ,(), ,,
    have pity, to
    take pitv, to !

    pity, to be
    propitiotis
    ','
    to nimblp,
    ,
    work
    crush out
    (np. flax);
    to knead,
    (clay);
    to trample
    '
    ,
    (),
    ;,
    ,
    down fnp.

    () -, grasa] , to

    squeeze in
    to eat
    greedily, to
    glut
    -
    ,-
    ,
    (adv.
    intentionally
    designedly,

    () , ,
    on purjiose

    ,
    knowing,

    ,
    expert,
    skillecl,
    '
    ,

    ;
    () ,,--
    -
    versed,
    bkillful,

    dexti'rone

    intelligent;
    ; j
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    wise, neat-
    handed
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    -
    ,
    sijarp-
    fliooter
    v.Mi.ia master liaiid

    ,
    skillfnlJy,

    ,
    witiiart
    ); («»r:

    (),
    .«- \\1«8,
    () elily

    dexterity;
    ,
    ,-
    ( ',
    skill;
    cleverm'>'.«
    routine
    )

    measure
    t'quitable
    ,,
    ;
    , ,
    fair, just,
    right; low,
    cheap,
    moderate

    ,,
    mortal
    :>-,
    - not to make
    (till) up the

    {.) to
    nicasure
    know,
    understand ;
    I
    ,
    .J „„„,

    I
    :o 1) able,
    .can; to bo
    I

    ,
    () skilled in, lo
    l>e versed in

    )
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    to faint

    , (), (nway), toj

    -
    ^WOOI) to I

    TT
    -
    ;

    K'loff (in

    ,,.
    .
    dondfaint)!
    intt'lhgent,

    '
    I

    clever, wise.
    sensible

    ,
    ,; '•;
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    )ler^^on
    j)coe
    ' 939 »
    ;
    witty
    wise
    woman;
    woman
    ,
    ,-
    ,
    intellect,
    tinder-
    Ktanding,

    ,
    -- ,,-
    knowledge
    agreement;
    contract;
    condition,
    stipulation;
    engi^ement;

    to agree
    treaty
    -
    ,- ,

    CM npon, to
    come to an
    agreement,
    to concert
    (),
    fmeamiree]
    stipulate,

    -
    «

    , •-,
    .
    -
    make tcrmfl, .
    make an

    -
    to
    appointment

    jmubrhH

    ()-
    yxoBHitit
    conditional
    conventional

    conventional
    value
    ---
    ,

    -
    easy, isi,
    complying

    conditional-
    ly, on
    condition;
    pemuaeibly,
    convincingly
    -
    ,
    ,
    -
    ,
    ()
    (
    to beailent,
    hold one's
    tongue, to
    ,
    -
    ,,
    -,- keep silence

    )
    -,-
    !
    I
    to be soaked
    [in water];
    get wet;
    to be in a
    perspiration
    [or: in a
    sweat]
    -,,)
    (
    (
    ,-
    to implore,

    ,
    I

    on treat;

    ,
    I

    beseech
    I
    supplicate I

    yieldance,
    yielding (of (
    ()
    I
    j

    grain); '

    j
    (thrashing)

    , ()
    j

    to thrash !

    I [beat out] a I

    definite

    . quantity of
    |»
    k .
    '
    grain
    to weary
    out (or:
    down], tire , '
    ()|»
    ,
    harass
    to jade,
    out, to

    .,
    (-
    () toil
    one's
    spend one's-
    exhaust
    self;

    — worm
    to

    self
    -
    -
    >-, to starve one
    to death; to
    kill
    ,
    vMopirtK CM
    tobefaligu«><l
    - ()
    (tired), to he
    weary, to
    fatigue one-

    '
    self tire one's ,
    ,'
    ,
    / Helf,

    to toil and
    self
    SORS

    -
    -, to put,
    up, stov.
    moil

    pack

    ,
    Tf

    ,
    ,, CTOR

    -
    - ,
    away; to lay,
    pet to pave
    ;

    [np. with
    bricks]
    to neetle; to
    be placed
    (put), to be
    Btowed in
    ,( )
    ';
    (); mv
    ();
    [away] ; to
    place one's
    self; to lodge ;
    to make
    toacii,
    wise, to
    give
    wise advice;
    to enlighten.
    (>. mind);
    tociviliize
    ,, 8, ,

    (-) (np. people)


    to grow wise;
    to Bet one's

    , &,
    wi'.^to work:
    to make
    dexterously »-
    j

    ,
    to think,

    -, devise, to

    contrive-
    ,,
    ,
    7 942
    liabit, utte, <5, ,)
    7

    -,-
    cuBtoni
    to accustom
    ()
    -
    ,,
    (habituate)
    oneself

    ,
    -
    importunate,
    troublesome,
    fustomary;
    habitual
    --
    (
    to inherit

    )
    to be
    physically,
    developed
    -
    (
    ,
    (adv.)

    -
    stoopingly

    todrink

    -
    water
    Btoopmgly
    to carry (get,
    bear, bring) )
    , ((,
    )
    "))
    in(to)
    .;,'overn-
    mental
    written order
    (disposition)
    (-
    or an-
    nouncement
    (declaration)
    (-
    -
    - {*,'
    directe<l to
    the govern-
    mental
    institutions
    or to the
    peopU'
    universal,
    '-
    8;>
    general;
    directed to !

    all (np. orders


    ;
    I

    the people 1
    )

    «,
    |-
    JRBBepOB-
    943
    university

    )
    to despair, ,
    ,,
    despoiiil

    (
    JHB3, BHHS,

    7UB3
    (adv.
    down, below,
    duwuwardtj

    to go (drop)
    down the
    river, to sail
    downwanl
    ()
    ,-
    7
    (khhjth to throw
    one's self
    into the
    water head
    foremost

    ,-
    jHBa down the
    stream
    below, down, ,,
    ,,
    (adv.) in the lower
    part

    ())
    to avoid,
    8,
    eschew

    (
    to come
    (enter, get) (, )
    ();
    in(to); to
    penetrate
    ()
    ()
    (the
    meaning)

    -
    to concern
    one's self
    al)out, to ,
    <>

    to
    take an
    Interest in
    meddle

    another'a
    witli
    '
    affairs
    '

    44
    Union of
    the Greek
    and the
    - crt

    on

    lloiiiau

    -
    j
    (f.)
    catholic

    a ^- cliurcliea

    catholic
    -- *

    greek- '--
    , (ailv.)
    in the
    ^
    , ;,
    catliolic

    ,
    )
    night, nt
    night,
    nightiv

    *
    ,)
    (

    (.
    ()
    to tire,

    graml.eon.
    ',
    fatigue

    grandchild
    .
    (7())
    ( )
    •jrand-

    little
    daughtor

    grandchild
    '
    '
    ()
    little

    little
    grandson
    grand- '
    ,
    ,()
    '
    daughter
    attentive,

    to plough
    mindfnl
    up 7
    a known
    •inantity (of
    )
    \ ^
    '
    ' ,
    others in

    increase
    land)
    to plough up
    a piece of
    laud of

    order to
    (

    0|>3
    an

    lie' a own
    field
    (2.-)
    (2.->

    ()
    fall,
    945
    falline,
    (in);de-
    stmrtion;
    , ;
    () mouth of a
    river

    »
    () to fall down,
    to drop

    sink; to
    (oown);
    ,
    ;
    ;;-
    tuuible; fall
    in; flow in

    (
    (np. river)
    to fall on

    - one's knees 8
    this river
    falla (or:
    discharges
    itself) into ) -
    ( )
    lie baa
    thuBea

    sunken

    (()
    cheeks
    his eyehave
    eunk into

    ,,
    ) his head
    to run in(to)

    ,
    ()
    ,)
    (,,
    .
    to decrease,
    dimiuitili, to
    fall, to
    Bhort(er); to
    go down (np.
    the river)
    grow
    ();tfpoB

    the river

    to
    goeb down
    grow
    8,
    (««) weak, to (),
    (>(),
    ^:'icken;

    )
    enreeble,
    debilitate;
    (yn.
    (-
    ()
    ., !
    94
    to happen;
    befall
    Tjr

    - ;
    €
    misfortune
    him;
    l»efell
    an accident «
    ,.
    ,
    befell him

    )
    (., fall, ruin,
    destruction

    (
    muirian,

    ()
    ;
    epizooty,

    ,
    (
    ,
    - )

    (adv.)
    fallen
    distemper

    vacant; (not
    occupied)
    memorably,
    remember-

    rememljer
    ably

    ()
    I aft

    () ')
    to watch
    weil (to
    guard) the
    cattle on the

    (
    7{),

    ( )
    pasture
    to fatten

    ,'
    to grow fat
    ,
    , to gird one's ^7
    fjton

    self, gird on

    ()
    () good for

    ,1
    ,,
    fattening

    ()
    -, to reap,
    gather in

    -,- assurance;
    assertion

    -
    1
    to assure;
    assert; t«
    make believe,
    affirm
    '

    I
    ;
    »,
    (^)
    jnPBH - , 947
    to unsure
    one's self,
    make sure
    of; to be
    '

    BOBS

    ()
    eniyp

    OB,
    ,
    '
    (or:become) KOU-
    convinced of

    (
    (or:
    became
    with) ()

    ,
    I

    ,. 8
    ,
    convinced of
    his innocence

    (adv.)
    forwani,
    forwards,
    onwards; ,,
    ,
    l)eforehand
    in advance;
    at first,
    firstly;
    before,
    ,^,
    ,,,,-
    ( -) formerly, ere,

    to
    heretofore
    as before, as

    go
    formerly

    (get,
    8

    ) (-
    (,
    8

    (forward,
    forth),
    set)

    draw
    on
    ;), ;

    on, walk

    ()
    (('
    (to
    along
    pay) in
    advance (or:
    beforehand)
    this business
    is
    (or:
    getting
    gains
    on 8
    )
    (feftna
    (-

    ground) ***)

    () ()
    he arrived

    to
    the first

    warn,
    caution;
    admonish
    ,,
    )) ,

    .,
    - 4 '|>(^
    .,
    ^,
    ,
    to get before,
    mitgo, out-
    ran, couie
    iK'fore,
    outride, ,,
    ,
    leave behind,
    to be ill

    ,
    ,,
    ,
    advance,

    -
    overrun,
    outstrip,
    otitdistance,
    inform

    .:
    - i:rejndice,
    anticipation,
    prevention

    pi-ejudiced;
    prepoe«?8se<l,
    torestalltHl,
    ,'
    ,
    -
    -
    |),

    -
    anticipated,
    infonned,
    warned ,,
    , BU-

    (-)
    --
    cautioned

    self-con-
    ctMted,
    lin'sumjitu-

    biassed in
    ous
    -
    --
    ,-

    |.>
    favor of (a
    thing);

    bead over
    fe )on

    (adv. liei'la, m 8,

    -()
    () (adv.
    somerset
    (somersault),
    in turn over

    '«y turn,
    alternatively,
    alternately
    -,
    (|)
    , -"
    |> to
    940

    (liaconlunlly,
    toBpcak
    perplexwily;
    to ejK'ak
    , -
    -
    HJMCCeAJU,

    (!:) »,
    alternately
    croee-wjse,
    lithe ,
    KpocBafts,

    ()
    form of a

    to whip
    cross

    (lash) as
    '()
    ()
    hard

    obetlnntP,
    one
    can

    ,
    ,,
    -,

    ()
    etnbbarii.
    wUful.
    eel£wille<l,
    headstrong,
    stiffnecked,

    ',
    pig-heade<l
    ,
    *, - «
    , ^,
    ( ,) )- '
    ,
    to lean, lay,
    recline, rest;
    to rest one's
    arm upon the
    table (jn.
    1>, peer

    ( -) , to persist in,
    to be
    obetinate in,

    (
    (
    to renet
    he persists
    in his firjit
    opinion
    to sqneese
    one's self
    -
    ,,
    into, tocruep
    in, to pet in,
    climb iu(oi\)

    obetinacy,
    wilfulhew»,
    stnblx)rnnetiH
    ,
    , ,
    ()
    8

    }
    >|
    ()
    960 ^

    (
    7()
    (-
    stublrarn

    to ffct
    |80
    in
    favor witli

    to getdrank,
    one BOB

    ( '< ) to eive one's


    self up to an
    drinking

    thirst with,
    bloujl
    '
    ' to feast one'
    eyes with the
    eight of a caftT

    7 uHjibBj - tn giiard, to
    person

    see to tiie
    end, to keep
    ,,
    7(bob
    (one from
    doing );
    anything),
    to preserve
    (gaard) one
    from danger
    ( *)
    >BOB

    ,
    ,,-
    ,,,
    JHBR, retention; ,

    ( ) stop, bait;
    check;

    ,()
    prohibition;
    hinderanoe;
    lioldback;
    detention
    j
    to pnt (let) ()
    . in (np.
    claws)
    to ptare Atj ,
    S
    ! 5

    -
    (
    j »,
    ,
    ,)
    IooIe
    staring erea
    at; to gloat
    fi» drive
    with

    in(to); tn
    stick
    ;
    ();
    ;

    51
    to stick in
    the hand
    TV
    ,
    CTBKBH

    to look at
    elderly, to
    feast one's
    ,
    *«

    ', ,.:
    ,
    eyes on afla
    to stop; epecT,
    arrest, to
    detain;
    hinder; keep
    back; inter-
    , )>-
    rupt
    to puU in a
    hone
    , to stop, halt, ,, rojR

    ,'
    rest; put
    I

    (draw) up, (),


    make a
    ,' •

    ;'
    stand; to be )
    stopped; to
    be idle (up.

    » machine)

    --
    vampire;
    blood-sucker
    woman-
    vnac.
    .
    inecribinp;

    : entering
    -
    Vampire

    ;- (
    (in a book) ); ',
    enlisting,
    «-
    ,()
    ,
    enr^i^ering

    intoxication
    drunkenness
    ,,
    «-
    ^
    ,,
    tipeinees

    to bake to
    the point, to
    bake enough
    (np. bread);
    ,,
    ,

    052
    to bake
    ,-
    ; e cp\y-
    certain
    quanlity of
    loavof»; to
    obtain by
    baking; to
    Ten KBOUTU-
    OB

    ,
    , ,
    ,
    burn

    ,
    '

    rounil,

    (> ()
    scorch; burn,
    bake (np.

    , VH,
    ,,
    lalcine,

    to he well
    brick.«),

    calcinate
    (np. the on*)

    bake<1, etc.
    to l>e burnt:
    ;
    ,
    {,
    ,
    lol>eroa.«ti'<i;
    to l>urn one's
    self;(toBcald
    one's self)

    =
    (, -
    (adv.) in two, by
    halves, in
    half; on
    ,, (>,

    (
    mutual

    (|« to half,
    account

    divide in two
    ,-
    }'
    to i)iit water
    ()
    ,
    (
    ,

    '
    into (one's)

    (,^)
    reminding
    to remind,
    ]>ut in mind
    wine

    ,
    of, call to
    mind,
    re-
    membrninv,
    call to
    ,- ;-

    |>, -
    on,

    remhid me
    : on

    of him
    (
    \
    9"3 » ^

    -)
    ()
    Tort>
    need not be
    reniindud

    to warn,
    of it

    ,-
    ,
    '«
    :

    caution, to
    give a fair
    warning, ,
    a
    person aware

    , ;»

    •.

    ,'))
    '
    ()
    \riip
    '
    to remind,
    call to

    to ask;
    demand;
    summon,
    obplinacy,
    mind

    claim

    wilfulliefw,
    \

    ,
    ,-, -

    () stulibomness
    lo drag in
    (,—an),

    ') ,
    (on.— np),
    draw (pull) ()

    ()
    ,
    ,
    -
    ,
    -
    (adv.)
    to ^

    (fiqneezo) in
    obstinately,
    etnbVK>mly,
    in

    refractorily

    afterward?,
    '

    ()

    '
    dubeequently
    after ,
    , to get wet,

    ,
    ;

    to pisp
    swimming

    -
    (adv.)

    -, payment
    to pay in Tj neft
    1

    954
    ()
    (
    ()
    -,
    ()-
    )
    to flatten
    to bespatter

    to calumni-
    ate,

    to
    defame,
    Blander
    swimin;
    ,
    (
    -, ,
    ;);
    pnilin;
    (pour in); to
    ;
    (
    , .
    Bwim;toflo\v
    away
    to paf?saway,
    fxpire,
    elapse
    ;,
    ',
    , () ,
    to influence

    (
    »»

    -
    one; to have
    an influence, VH

    ) on (upon,
    — over)
    (, —

    ,)
    (2.-
    ,, :
    -,
    ^
    ,-
    influential

    docureive
    liair-ribbon,
    tress-ribbon
    to plait in,
    twist in;
    ,
    ,
    ,
    twine; to :

    weave into,
    interlace; to
    (),
    I

    ( braid (np.
    hair), to

    a scandalous

    spread
    tress

    etory was
    a^ut (']>
    ('()|>

    ,
    liim
    «-
    to he twiste<l
    ;
    S

    ;
    (in); to be

    '«
    t
    w«)ven into;
    to be inter-
    Volved; to
    braid (tren) ()
    Bonvpp
    !1
    * 05S
    yam hair- »-
    ,
    ( -) ribbon
    hair-switch {>-<
    to befi^t,
    brinj? inU>
    the world,
    ,
    »;',
    bear, give
    birth to,
    bring forth (a );
    (
    -
    );(
    child); to uo
    delivered (of
    a child); (to
    be bronght
    to be<l, to be
    confined); to
    generate,
    breed
    ;,.,-
    ,
    *-|'

    to be born,
    come into
    ;,
    ,
    tlie world; to
    breed, come

    ()- to
    ',
    -
    to entangle,

    ,^
    ,
    embroil; to
    involve, _

    ^
    ,- impli<*atp

    -
    (o authorise, OTt'patt»,
    empower,
    invest with

    anthoriz-

    warrant,
    power

    ati<ua,

    power or
    ,,
    warrant of
    attorney
    , ,
    '''
    ^
    jnoBaee hope,
    trnut;
    expectation

    to trait; to
    hope
    , 'ij
    —

    05
    ^^i
    V «» trust in TV
    <f.
    >() | creep
    (()<1
    Tj
    (),
    1
    71 ,
    in(to);

    wiiKiinsr
    crawl

    ',
    ]n'-

    . Wrnppiufjlip; ail,

    -
    Hwadtllliis;,

    (;) '11}
    '-, HuadtUiiif;-

    7
    baiul,
    Bwaddlinp-
    il I
    cloiil

    (ailv,
    Willi fi]]e<t

    -,
    ',
    7
    snfficientl;-,
    enough
    a full moon

    /' :i pregnant
    Moman
    ,
    »^

    Bv.ve9

    (»(»<^)
    pleasure,
    contentmeiil
    taste; (all ;; KOHTf^RT»

    ,,
    what pleueee)

    to please, to Tj

    -,.
    j

    \\e ploaeing, ! 6i
    7 to be* to taJ>to T7 6i T7

    Hi
    ( 7UO with
    pleaenre, '

    with '
    MfUT,
    enjoyment,
    with joy
    I

    '<>-
    , -.
    ( «^)
    (gratification
    (1 version)

    love (or:
    for

    divenion)
    (-)
    ^)p
    ( to be
    ,
    ' .-
    pleased will.,
    take
    pleasure ,
    to entertain
    ill,
    TV 6i
    TeftK

    one's Self BUU3

    () with
    to be pU'ased
    with(athiii>;) (<^ ),
    to Ijcconio
    fond of (or:
    attacheil to)
    (a person, a
    () oil

    thing), to

    ,,
    ,
    ,- takeliivini;tu
    to please, to
    be pleas'iug,
    ,
    )
    in like, to be
    (
    ( fond of on

    ,
    lengthwise,

    (- --
    (udv.) lengUiways,

    -
    in length
    (

    •
    - to 1)
    thoroughly
    acquainted,
    with one, to
    know all the
    circum-
    Btanoes
    (particulai-s)
    )
    ,
    BOB

    (-

    -
    of

    ,-,
    pleasing;
    »uitoble, fit;
    to taste

    ,,|)
    to poet /e

    in loan, as a
    loan; on
    (adv.)

    ()
    credit
    to give to
    drink, to
    make drunk
    ,|>
    ^
    -,
    '
    FK-ace;

    quletmle,
    ->,
    -,
    <>»;
    tranquillity

    )
    repose of the
    ,'

    I
    »pecT,

    (
    pinoBs

    OB :

    - •load
    (i)f

    ,'
    /)
    ,,,
    to |)8,
    qniot,
    soothe,
    allcviato,
    «ssnage (np.
    fctill;

    ,,
    pain);
    remove foars,
    to
    ;make
    at rest (at
    one'
    to set

    case); pacify
    (np. exited
    ,(
    ,
    ) ():

    (-) to be
    appeased, to
    becalmed, to
    minds)
    ,
    ,
    togrowcalm; «,
    to tone one's
    ,
    ,() ,,-- self down, to

    to die
    be easy 8

    :
    -
    "

    to
    hnmiliation,
    humbleness;
    submiesive-

    become
    .
    nees
    become
    humble,

    lowly; to 17
    numbleone's
    ',
    ^,

    -,
    self,to abase
    one's eelf; to
    t b« bumbled
    I
    ^1
    ;

    ,
    -,
    •«,-
    •
    950
    to humiliate,
    to humble.
    -
    ,
    ) ',
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    to end,

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    to nt4'.

    apply,
    employ;
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    make

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    indeed
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    go through a
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    liurt one by

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    outrage,
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    («].)
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    (realize) a
    (wish)
    tielf

    -
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    -
    U*anty;
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    prettin<-H.s,
    lovelinese;
    ehajH»
    ,
    ,^
    !
    «()
    ,()
    (*-)

    (1.)
    a liandi-ome

    birthday

    9,
    man

    ,
    -,
    to

    () brinj< forth;
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    livered of, to

    .
    J
    to « )
    be brought
    of
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    I

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    fino fihajie;
    high htaturo, «*-
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    n lieaty, a
    l^BUtifnl
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    ahundaiit
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    '
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    dcliverv.
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    parentage
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    '
    year (-crop) (-:)
    fruitful,
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    U0OX
    fruiifuliu'ss.

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    -,
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    fertility
    native (of)
    hoh»>r-
    ;
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    >, ')
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    to t«'ach;
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    explain
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    :
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    1

    '
    to imagine;

    to
    to believe,
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    have the
    ,
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    always in

    |» (.
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    spell, cliarni;
    bewitchment
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    advance in
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    ,
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    (to sink in)

    grown
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    (
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    ;
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    to close, to

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    solemn,
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    triumphal,
    festive, ,
    ;
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    -
    -
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    lestival;
    ceremonious
    high-day

    n
    iiyearly
    (annual,
    perennial)
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    I
    holiday
    (feast, -]
    (,

    ,
    festival)

    213 a very
    solemn day
    •' ->
    solemnly;
    iriumphally
    —

    .
    ,, ,
    979

    ( )
    eolomn

    solemnityj

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    vow

    festivity; ;
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    ()
    splendor)
    ,;
    ](
    J /
    ()
    to cut, chop;
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    to notch.
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    make a mark
    towound by
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    | )
    to wound
    one's self by

    way
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    to cut one's
    in, break

    through), to ();
    ,.
    hew one's
    way in

    -
    -
    vpyH-a, sprouts
    tlie
    2.-) (sing.) of winter-
    [., (1.) crops in
    '-;
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    rankly (grow
    in thick
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    sprouts of

    crope); to
    winter
    (
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    ),

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    «•{'
    cover a field
    with rank
    sprouts,
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    mobilization
    ,'- (.-)
    ; — ;

    [' .
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    ,
    980

    -
    :»-,
    ]>
    to liaiifl,
    deliver;
    intrust,
    commit
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    cinpioy-
    (ment)
    -
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    <>',
    (-
    charge;
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    lxiara;courf;
    adminis-
    tration,
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    government

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    to prepare;
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    fit up, ,
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    furnish
    (rp.
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    arranged, to
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    to be put in

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    dence, to

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    time,
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    , }\\

    functionary;
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    officer,
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    magietrata
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    official, ,
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    )
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    ,
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    ) ,

    982

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    -
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    I
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    ,

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    one'^8 hand

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    )
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    barbate(d),
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    ,
    -
    all;always,

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    all-knowing
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    -
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    the
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    .\,,

    ,
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    (
    ). (adj.

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    a week
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    jiublic;
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    ),
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    ^: 084
    proHtitute

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    («'«)
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    !
    public;
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    domicilwl

    caterpillar;
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    -,
    close appli-
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    sotltility,

    /ealous,
    fpn-or

    assiduous,
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    ,
    ,
    fervent,

    /
    sedulous
    7' zealously, ,

    ,
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    •jn-neral,
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    all UOBH
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    « ,
    )
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    '«),,
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    Iiuiided
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    -
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    highest
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    ,
    the higliest
    degree

    '; () remain

    -
    to

    ],
    '>-(»;
    sitting, to
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    ,
    -,
    ,, ''
    - '
    .
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    he cannot
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    ,8
    -

    -
    , «,
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    -,
    -
    , ;
    71 ,

    )
    he will lose
    his place
    to keep one's
    place lor a
    *

    ,
    ,
    >,

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    :,

    «,
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    long
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    strive, to be
    '
    ,,-
    , ]>,
    ,
    at the pain-

    ()- ,
    ,,
    •'

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    > '.'
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    7-,-,
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    urgj'iitly
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    put in
    ';
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    f

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    thn^adi'd

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    ( ,
    <! ,
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    to obtrude
    11)
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    ^
    i% , to implore,
    |),
    Ul
    (,
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    (;
    entreat,
    ^^upplicatt»,
    beseech; to
    move, touch
    , Myi
    1

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    to adopt,
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    ,
    «
    1

    1 adopted
    to
    to be affili-
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    ,
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    to strew in;
    to St n'W
    (—:
    , '

    —]
    with;
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    —

    , '
    } 987
    ,
    )
    to tbnuili, Ui
    |>

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    upeciur, ( give a
    )

    drubbing;
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    «<';

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    lip with; ;
    ),
    7-
    ,
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    to spill (np.
    fep,
    water oil the

    ), ;round); to

    (.
    infuHo

    '

    '; njT to pour (to

    ; ;
    '8
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    '
    With; to heap
    '

    up, lay up ,
    ) to sprinkle
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    |
    upon one's

    , to til
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    row up
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    >,
    rjIlT,

    ,
    ;,
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    .>

    ( )
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    to

    mould
    '-
    to tlirow up
    an intr«ncn-

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    : ;]
    ( found,
    (

    , )
    - ,
    II

    ()
    to be caet)
    to enter (to
    _
    get)in(to)
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    ()
    ,
    -
    ^
    ,
    ', ') ,
    .1,
    (
    to walk in
    all to-gether
    to sleep, to
    be aeleep, to

    -,
    be sleeping
    ,
    ,9
    »-
    — ,
    (for djy
    vase,

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    ^',
    []
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    to lull [to
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    , (>
    j

    to Ciisi into a KfoT


    to
    ,,
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    .«-',
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    TJ

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    eminly, to
    IlfJlCOH

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    80
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    plet'p
    a
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    () ,,|
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    drying; to
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    fall off by
    fiiit

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    [<

    dryness

    7« () t«»

    sink
    fall to; to
    down
    ;
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    jwrch on
    [a tree] [•
    —

    %0 (!
    ), [«]
    8
    (
    to
    ,
    ,
    ,
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    [to {,
    to set] down,
    to tnki> a
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    to
    *
    Ki't iijKm, to
    get (to go]
    into, (np.
    [] [ ;]
    (1

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    HU

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    to get into a

    ii
    carriag»-]
    cataract
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    the eye
    (lust ««ttll*8
    !
    '
    -
    »
    on the

    (lit^t
    furniture,
    covers
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    .-
    |» the (U'W is

    ;
    f

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    ];)
    to
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    to
    ('^
    .

    t
    '

    () sag (np.
    to saddli', ', ]
    ,
    [
    -,
    ,
    [a horse]

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    ,,
    )
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    catterpillar;
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    cut

    [larva]
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    .
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    manner of
    ,, »
    ,
    all

    ( fruits of all
    kind, all
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    froitb
    900 ()
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    to HOW

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    -
    ( )

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    Jump out
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    ,
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    asquint, epaf
    awry
    '
    :

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    scniping,
    «crape
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    up

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    retrain; to >,
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    apneaae; to
    liumble,
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    -

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    TJ' (
    fll
    pluck, to
    t«'ar off,
    , ,
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    ! :
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    to pinch one

    1
    ,
    '
    •

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    ,
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    )
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    (
    .\

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    tir»-<l <'f
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    ry
    Tiiftis

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    ,
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    .' BOKV-
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    ,
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    (
    wenrv
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    .
    !

    am weary
    ,^>)
    I

    I
    ( tirt-d) of (

    '
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    .

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    umioys
    lu' \veuri»«I
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    me
    lit)
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    '

    ,
    ,
    I

    bortil iiie to

    , I

    to make
    (k'atb

    ,
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    '

    vi\na^

    ', -, (-illufltrious);
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    ||<)- to extol, );
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    over; to »*,
    glorify (np.

    to render
    (ioU)

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    '
    <-0
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    -
    .
    iiluatriouH
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    rei'tited a >

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    I

    miser

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    to be famous

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    up.

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    for(victorir>i)

    oua, to

    condition,
    beillibiri-

    sijmalizi'
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    (, -
    (0|),

    ,
    -
    ,
    1.

    ) stipulation;
    term
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    ,
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    902
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    conditional

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    1),

    )
    I

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    j

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    •

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    to
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    •

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    serve (ilfil>)

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    siiFwervit'iicy
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    ^
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    away, to
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    partly dried
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    absolutely
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    diverse
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    every one,
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    .', miscellanies

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    miJ^bmasli,
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    fortified in
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    to ronceal,
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    make a
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    declare;
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    consolidate

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    formation;
    structure
    to form, to
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    well-shai)ed,
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    fine
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    ']» (away)

    ,, (-)
    '-

    ,
    Mind, losi'
    siglit
    (2-) duckling

    '
    () to put in; to
    in
    I'rniBt
    to give
    "
    r^o]^"<^vn 102

    (;)
    , S:

    to climb
    4 (' «- (11)),
    )
    | scale; to
    tKTch one's
    an,

    ,, 02;

    ) ,--
    self upon,
    to come in;
    to stole into
    forljear,
    I

    help, keep ',


    (

    from; to {,
    resitrain
    refrain, j)eftii,
    ]> :>
    !
    (

    -
    , [>- I
    one'fl pelf

    conM not
    refrain
    from

    from
    tellin>:
    ]
    ,
    <-1
    I could not

    , :
    help
    laut^hin^

    —
    CM
    to wij»e; (y.
    to (); an

    ,,
    1 » dry lip one".«
    tears); (to
    <lry one's

    .,
    ({)
    _
    self, wi{>e;

    to
    to i>e wi|)etl)
    pouml,
    griml, crush;
    ,
    ,,
    () -
    ,,
    to mill

    lo bring
    down the
    ?
    - )
    pttni" ])ride of a
    jHjrson |>1
    ,, to »

    "
    \ smoothed (

    < (-levelled)
    "^
    toloee;
    ' 10*27 ,
    ' to l)e\M'UrU'ti
    ollt

    to !
    f>f _

    ]>ati<4iiM'
    OllfH
    wlf-contrnl
    I

    TV

    ,
    noftnu'HO

    '--
    ,1V3 Bi>It3
    «41

    TpOJl

    ', (. ;, -
    I

    fliuht, cs(>iii><-

    VTOKV) running

    1,
    *_'.

    *'
    -,
    away

    (, I

    n'fn>:i>,
    shtlhT,
    1>>,
    '

    ,
    :«svlnin

    ,
    ()
    . .:
    --'
    )'
    to stick
    (

    in(to);to
    thru'^t;
    up, to
    tOPct
    .IriVc)

    '.
    ((—
    TV

    1
    '

    (- ;
    1;

    an, j'tiu
    I!)

    (up.
    ptandani)
    to picrcv; to 1!,
    plun<re (>.
    8\VOril)

    ():
    ,)
    ( ,: ,-
    to weave
    ();

    ((;
    (into);
    interwcayc;
    ()
    to set (put)
    into tissue
    (textile
    ,
    ()
    ( )
    -,-
    ,
    ( ,)
    fabric, stull)
    in time of
    \\\
    to diminisb,

    »lecn»ase) ')y
    weaving
    «>) [

    ', ('
    f'li

    jT
    , to cnt (oflf),
    to clip: to
    chop (heV)
    off (or do wr)
    I
    ()
    (-)
    (),
    ;
    )

    .(|))
    to
    ill
    do
    u
    (.skillful
    1028
    (tiiuke)
    iiiii»)terly nil e
    ,
    ()
    /,y ()
    MCCTejH

    |>-
    (),- -,
    -
    (2-)
    '
    towel

    )'; )
    wipinf;

    <>|»8<),
    iiiunner

    (away)
    ( )
    Muuep

    ()
    ,

    ,,
    vexation ,»>/-
    .' >,
    '()
    to oppress,
    persecntt',
    vex; crush;
    press
    ;?
    |»
    to press (to
    squi^eze) in; ()
    ]) ,
    ( (--). crush
    1)8pressed
    in; (to

    in, to press

    into tlic
    in)
    lo sqtieezo
    one's

    crowd
    HC'lt
    (

    , -{) ;

    «'^

    () to shove (to
    () ,
    (,
    .()
    tlirust) in,
    put in
    to drag in

    .-) draw
    (-on, -up),
    in,

    oppressor,
    pull in

    persecutor.
    vexer;
    ,
    1),
    '- «»|>,
    (-,-),
    ,)

    ;
    perbecutrix

    •
    -, ]
    jTax to prow calm
    (-st41),to be
    appeased; to
    abate,
    diminish
    ;,
    (), '
    »,
    -.- ); ,; ,«^
    !
    1020
    to
    fall, (lip.
    wind ) ; to
    Imsh (np.
    noist'), tl»
    '
    ( -) | ,
    the storm

    -
    blew over:

    () )?rown calm,

    -
    ) appeuaed.etc.

    ,,,
    ;*
    to appeas»';

    (, ( quiet; ealui,
    »till ; to ,(,
    \-,
    -) (alleviate,
    asHua^) Dp.
    POO the
    (>,
    pain); BOB 8;

    fears; to
    remove
    (;,«;
    . make one
    ; to eet

    at rest; to
    pacify (np.

    put

    ,,,
    min<is); to
    down
    (np. a riot)
    oalmuesa,

    ) ,,
    quiet.

    -•,-, to
    ( -
    stillness;
    calm,

    run away
    lull,

    ') (-off); fly; to


    escape, make
    (—),

    ()
    •
    one's escape

    to flow

    dischai^e
    itself (river)
    (-fall)
    in; to
    ,() ,
    '
    fl1
    •TiKa-ubKiih
    (a.!j.).-4 :
    <

    :
    1'\'{0

    :ii-iiiv.';
    ftigitivi-

    . .
    OB V ^)

    ..].
    VT
    -
    »»
    1 TT

    V ..> -,-
    .
    ', - - .lit!

    atii'ii;
    fiiu'itiv.'
    ]('<-
    iiifii,

    '<-()
    -
    ',
    liuiium
    .,
    *
    ,
    («'»:

    «^)
    -,-
    Xi'iicTJi
    Clirisi'H
    assuiiij'tiiiii
    of
    iiicar Mate
    fU>il

    -
    ecoMuii ;

    - .
    to iiicamat»'

    to come
    mcariiaU'; to
    .issniiie llie
    human body
    «,
    '()
    €

    ((

    yruH -,
    he iaa «1\ il
    iucarnaU; ]> f

    ->
    to oj'presH,
    ]Mts«'cmc, ;),
    <>>(',

    ( ', |).
    ,
    vex, irusli; BtiKC,
    to
    VTIXil JOV, dl'liL'lit,
    « insolation;
    '-
    ,,;--
    ,-
    plfiu^uri*,
    anniseiiit'nt, II

    tlivt^ivio!!,
    gratificaiion;
    Itutitiuie
    ,|>-
    (, N V

    .
    1031

    take one's
    jtlwiMuroin,
    to be |<1
    to
    -
    »'
    «'(>|>

    «•»)'
    .
    >:|

    If
    ,

    (.«
    uiu''.s

    t(J 1>
    self

    ffMIll
    with
    UOU3

    '
    ''-
    of diveit^inii

    '
    ,,
    III» 'II

    «|> ti> ]>lay for <>)»


    l<vve
    (tliversion)

    () to rejoice,
    (It'lijrlit, jrive
    »>*.
    joy, to
    («)
    (

    V
    «'
    <'
    1 1
    •
    yon

    I
    gUuldli'ii)
    luaki'
    (you can»')
    to rejoi<>«'
    IK» -
    ) (
    (

    , -(
    at thia lu'ws

    ! ))
    V» to lx»t;la<l,
    <'141,
    to rejoirt' (at
    to *',

    a thinir), to
    ),

    V
    be pU'awd
    (with a tiling)

    comfort«'r,

    jTiiy,
    couHoler
    ohof-rful,
    -
    (.
    .
    .»',
    ,
    »
    ,^,
    V )

    »,
    merry, (•
    I

    I
    joyous,

    agreoabh',
    iovial; ',
    pleasing;
    j

    ilivorting ()
    , () () ;
    (np. sight)
    \-.-, duck; drake

    «, mallard, teal
    to wca\i» .
    J
    ;

    to fut in; to

    1«'; ,
    .
    , ,
    faint; fonv- <',
    ', |>;
    ,
    l«'f«t

    : -
    poor,
    (frapiif,
    irnil; rotten);
    l>a<I;

    H
    JK)- <'; nvp,
    <;
    wret<iic<i
    (-bad)
    ')
    ( -

    ()- «orknmn
    |1 I

    (-
    ,
    to

    ) (."•lueea') in.
    U> push in
    I

    ",.
    f<KBi3)

    (,
    '

    filiov»' in !*
    to pound
    (v.'py fine);

    -
    , «,
    ()
    to pulv«'rizf
    to Htunip,
    crnsl 1

    |
    )
    to trample

    (, to knock, ,
    ,)
    .strike

    )
    -
    , -
    (()-
    (}h)36mthj

    -)
    tocraek, to

    to tread out,

    down,
    Itreak

    trample
    to
    beat (treatJ)
    down
    {'
    ,()
    ,-
    ^
    ,

    , .-
    weariness,
    fatigue,
    laflsitiide;

    .)
    ()
    frtintnese (b ('

    -,- to tire,
    fatigue, ", , ,
    weary,
    rejter
    barasH
    » I

    \.,-, •
    ,
    to
    10S.1

    tiitHl 61 ^ «

    til (-fiitigntMl),
    t4> lie woary;
    to fatigue ',
    (-'),
    ) ,
    > <> (
    .
    )<}«>
    (-tins-
    harasN) one's

    to toil and
    moil

    ,,
    ) (

    ( ,
    weary,

    worn
    wearitsl;

    H])i>nt
    out,
    tire<1.

    with
    up,
    IDT,

    »-
    an,

    )'> fatigue
    tir«4»onie,
    fatiguing,
    wearisonit',
    toilsonip,
    ,,,
    ',
    |«'|',

    -,
    -)
    (:;')
    to drown,
    eink,
    founder, to
    be drownt4i,
    ,,,
    ';;!
    :- -
    to
    (np. in

    he waa

    when
    wallow

    bloo*l

    drowneil

    t)athing
    to roll in
    ' (
    ) )
    II riches (in n

    ;.
    flood of
    wealth)
    to drown,
    sink;
    submerge
    ,
    ,-
    to
    one's
    drown
    pelf,
    be druwneti
    to .
    "^
    {)
    vTonin II . (^
    .
    »-
    ('- (2.-)
    ii
    (.
    melt well

    ilrowiiwl

    «Irnwaod
    iMitter)

    Moman
    e

    c
    >»( I:. ..

    .
    !

    :
    {2.-) man

    -
    .

    '
    .>

    V
    -.) ilrow -
    1

    -)
    '

    <» , to ,
    »
    ly .•

    l>r<)fit,

    to
    (by
    buy from,
    reft'ivf
    earn
    trai<l);
    ,
    (!,
    l;;..,-

    to puri-ha.se
    '1' ^

    fl'
    (.)! liannel)
    brims of a
    (111 (.^ !1'

    . barrel wlien-
    l)Ottom is HL't
    «'m1111

    !;<
    (

    ;.

    (') I
    'louble,
    in

    dou))ly,
    '., « 11

    ,
    j

    ( \vic(»
    t

    as niiu'li
    ^.v, last year

    (^) (( )

    til '- Htaii.l, , ».-


    ;;

    ('(iiiipn-heiKl, 8|>,
    « .11
    *
    Vf

    <'| -,
    '
    to slare at,

    )
    to look with
    .1

    ;_V

    ( >
    to
    to fix one's

    ^lllootl'; (o
    mai<c
    PiiHxdh
    I to r-
    ,
    at

    (a
    il ,;
    ;.
    ),
    ;

    oj.iii (tract»
    out) a way
    (|')
    bUt
    ; ;

    ^
    .-
    )
    :()| made
    open,
    lOSo

    gniooth,
    )
    >»',
    .,
    -,
    ()>.

    (^
    otit, (road)
    to di'cnnt
    , ,
    - inU>, to fill;
    to turn [in a
    ") (
    |
    )
    lathe] to , ;

    Bharpt'ti

    «-,
    -, to fall [in];
    , ();

    fniH |>-
    toliit, strike;
    to ciiance;
    find (the

    he missed
    way]
    ';
    ( ^)
    >,
    him

    '
    } we have
    (»n

    mud
    way
    h'i
    the r^lit
    afttr I

    '
    )
    troublf

    ( |' th'; doff


    struck the

    to get into a
    scrape, to
    trail

    bi'
    \
    |»
    ,
    '
    in a nice

    |> mesf*
    '
    ^
    ;
    V': to fcain the

    ,() goodwill of n
    |)80
    damagL'
    lose; ,',
    -)
    ()
    (

    (
    detriment
    forfeitun-

    expense,
    outlay,
    expenditure
    ,
    -, {>
    to make
    have, tomtH't
    withl a lo(w
    [to
    ,) ( " •
    I!

    [f If : « 1036 ()
    |
    <>)- the forfeiture

    npait
    i»f one's
    civil rijjhts ' OB

    - waste of time

    amnesia

    -
    f)B

    ,
    ;
    ,
    'letrimontal;
    ?:^', with
    losi'jforfciteil
    jirodit'Ml;
    wasteful
    |); <^,

    IP.; -,
    ()- ( adv. 1
    with lose

    to lose; to ,
    ,,
    waate (np.

    )-;
    - to be 8{)ent,
    time J

    -
    to be
    loiisnined; to
    e.\I»eii<i
    ,
    ; ,; )'
    much; to Ije
    short [to ('
    out] of
    lay oiu; to
    ';
    ' ,
    be wasttKl; to
    «Uffer loss, tl)
    meet with a

    8, ;
    (•

    |> matins, early


    morning
    loss

    , ihuri'h cejiiiuc

    -
    service
    for the third
    BTjlCTe time
    ()»- to pupport

    1|; ,
    one's Helf, to ,
    to kept;
    to l« main-
    tained, etc.
    ,
    ;

    )
    ( VB 1 037 ,
    .,
    >(7)- to

    ^;
    hold (in]
    lo k»>ep; to
    preservf, to
    to
    uiaintain;
    iveep up; to
    ,
    ,-
    ();

    ;
    ,

    (-
    )
    -)
    ,
    ,
    (

    );
    alfirm:
    contain

    to refrain,
    [np. from
    pimbling];
    to abstain,
    (to

    «';
    |>(-

    ; ,,-.,
    [from wine],
    to clieck
    one's self, to
    forl)ear

    venonions

    ; ,,
    |»^»( wouib,

    (
    belly,
    bowflH,
    stomach

    (.
    |>;
    diarrhoea,

    flux
    trebly, three >,
    {|) tinii»8as
    inucli, thrice ,
    )(
    |)0
    as
    to triple,
    much
    treble
    ().'
    to poison

    '.
    noftsetf

    -,
    -
    ()
    )

    troublesome,

    to
    difficult
    make
    diflTicuIt;
    embarrasa;
    to puTf.le; to
    hinder, p'.t
    to tionbie;
    ,
    ,-
    «
    ', IH'f,

    ;
    -,
    '4-'"
    '

    (" ,
    (
    io:i8

    |»
    '()
    |';.-.
    -
    ,
    II

    to
    ;

    off
    {—down]; I—
    to make full
    !

    ,
    uepn.i -r

    '),
    uioftK

    into bv
    ;: 6aft

    ]>-, -
    () »o push [to
    >liove] in; to
    give apu.sh;
    to jostlr
    ^):
    ',
    [>
    to medcile;
    intorfcio in;
    iuternu'«ldk';
    interpose
    ',
    '
    -
    to Tiieildle
    !
    „

    ( . ^-
    with

    I
    another'a

    never
    meddle with
    ali'airs
    IT-^^Pf'p

    r.it.i

    {'
    ^]
    other
    I
    KOUCejiHl)

    ( { -)
    )
    to pet on t of
    sight, run
    I

    , :-

    ()
    (']
    I

    away [off] ()
    it time we
    were off, it
    is time for us
    « .
    to Iteaway
    [ — to depart] -
    ))
    (

    ' ,)
    «' - he off wliile

    ,.
    )
    (

    > ()| it isyettinj»',


    (

    save your
    make

    .
    liiiron,
    off [pack off] (nt-n
    bag and
    baggage,

    I
    >^amper
    away, nm off , |> (
    —

    -,
    ,-
    mw
    to put (plai f)
    ,
    ()
    >,
    ^
    in; to instTt; ;

    to lay in

    ',
    ()
    to fatu-n
    rannlng
    away
    -,-, (2.- duckling

    )
    )

    ()
    - ,
    -,
    (
    to puli
    [-draw]
    to
    (np. Sponge
    in; ;

    ( into a
    water]
    to entangle

    business
    to inure
    one' 8 self to
    hard labor
    -
    , —)
    ,
    to Ijear

    Imi-d
    [—press]
    upon; -
    (

    ,() 1) ),
    '
    overburden,
    overhelm,

    to
    oppress

    heavy (,
    -)
    [weighty,
    —ponderous)
    to l)econie
    ditllcult

    (
    (

    ( — burden- <», —

    ,
    some,— hard)

    > a ditllcult

    ( ,
    ,
    ',
    );
    .)
    )
    troublesome,
    road

    difficult.
    bunlensonie;
    distressing
    grievous
    ;

    7\ , 1040

    ,,
    ,-,
    fatigue;
    troublesomo- |)'('-
    Imnieneoine-

    cuiubereon»'-
    nesH, <^)-
    , }>,

    ,
    ness;

    ^)
    grievance
    oppression
    -,
    '
    to under-
    stand,
    comprehend;
    conceive

    () memorably,

    (* - remember*

    I remember

    (hick-meat
    ably

    -
    !! oh! ah! pooh! ! !
    !!

    , to take; to
    steal; to ,,-
    ,, ,-
    pilfer
    with long

    (:
    eared; ,
    ears, long-

    aurited,

    -,-, a

    -*
    (or:
    macrotous)
    man with
    long ears;
    a iflap-
    ea red-horse)
    -,
    ;

    ,
    («r-cap, cap
    with laps for
    the ears
    decision,

    () ,
    resohition;
    conclusion
    )>()-
    ,
    -()
    ,
    -,>
    141
    to resolve,
    '
    .-.,
    -,
    ()
    deterniiiic

    to praise,
    laud, exU)l,
    ,, «»
    )
    ,
    ),
    (,
    to^firui
    (eoint'thinK)
    to be ^ood
    (-fine)
    to seize, lay
    hold of,
    grasp, catch,
    clutch, catch ,
    8,
    ,,
    fpecn,
    (-
    TV
    („)

    . to seizeby
    the hand,
    hold

    ,
    ,,
    grasp the

    - (2.-) sighs;
    hand
    ,
    (.) breaths,
    ()
    -,- gaepe;
    8igh(ing)
    to fail; to ,
    miss, (one's
    aim, -stroke); ,), —
    to error,
    mistake,
    fanlt, to
    mistaken; to
    be
    , --,
    ,
    make a felse
    |
    )
    ,

    stroke

    (, to lose; to ,
    )( - )({-- to take
    mislay

    (away,—
    from)

    (nnperceiv-
    ably,—
    tibly
    ,—
    (,
    -—
    THjd)
    stealthily)
    —

    !l

    ()
    1042
    to ofR'nd;
    af Front,
    ,,
    (
    ,
    insult
    to run awHv
    (—ofH; "to (-):
    cscajie, to

    -,-
    lude one's
    self; to go

    to turn
    away
    , rj

    I'd

    -
    ofl'
    (-away); to );
    (])
    (

    avert

    ,
    ,
    ,,,
    to half-open;
    leave ajar,
    Set ajar
    '
    () to incline,
    /Kaji

    --
    '
    :

    decline;

    ,
    iH'nd, Htoop
    to bend the

    to decline;
    to go away;
    head
    , ,
    ,.,
    CTVn

    ( ,
    );
    to withdraw;
    to digress

    ( ,,,,
    ()
    )
    to give way,
    avoid

    to open, to
    gape

    (- )
    to incline,
    bend, bow,
    to
    to protect
    t(p
    ,
    (
    , TU )
    )
    to
    to
    one's self,
    hide one's

    prow
    make
    dexterously
    self
    wist';
    ,
    <•
    < 1043,
    , , |)
    , ;;
    '

    to stroll
    (rovf) ; ({)
    to liuve

    \ ,|
    cno4i,'h; to
    slum, avoid; UIOH,
    fly from; to
    be avurae to
    .j-y

    |) -
    to deviate
    j
    from subject
    * H )
    I

    |>
    -
    vxtiTiiyTiH'^

    .(-) (•)')
    I

    I
    !o forsake
    ilie patiiof
    duty
    () -
    - to evade

    - X
    <

    (
    TUHH

    nj>.
    .)
    to
    aelf,
    question

    fnv «>'
    doliver
    one'w wif,
    work one's
    ,
    <
    »>
    , ,
    bvU
    '^t otr, to
    off,

    tear one's
    s<'If away
    to

    ( (•«'

    ')
    \
    1
    >-
    1,- ,
    (from one's
    hands)
    to contrive;
    to H't one's
    |,
    «
    '
    •.

    ^-,
    (- (-
    ())
    wits to work;
    to dod>ri';

    -,
    ..,

    to bof»|i- inkle,
    spatter,
    bes|>atter,
    I
    ,
    splash j
    ) —

    ut

    ,
    ,() ]
    lOli
    -slioc
    .;
    -, par
    (WTOIlirllt
    nail, iu'iiil-
    «', '-
    ;)
    () (:
    »,
    ear
    iiiHile null

    -,-,
    to
    (
    cro

    away, c't]H-
    away
    -off); inii
    <',
    )
    '(
    »'
    <<; |>;
    (-,

    ,
    to po (iL'et,

    ()
    (-
    walk) ii:(to),
    to enttT
    to Hiitriof, to
    ,

    (),

    ) do

    )(:)- to be woiili,
    to be of
    ',
    on

    )
    '-,
    j

    !
    \alne, to lie
    (. current, to Kept II ,
    «'..
    ( ) to «-
    lie vali<1
    (to U- »- (
    ;,
    (
    acruiinifcl)
    lor, to go for:
    to lio

    upon ap
    - «*
    (
    ln'
    acwnntcf! ») 11

    for wit ; Jii' ! .? ";>

    ,
    pooH for wit BUT
    lie is looked
    upon
    honest
    a;-»

    man
    an
    ' »'

    ;
    (
    )

    to clioat, TV 1,

    ,;
    swindk-
    to decant
    into; to fill,
    to pour off n
    IKirt Ol JB
    —

    .() 104
    to hit tlie
    mark; to
    , ;
    ,,,
    Htrike, to hit

    (;
    () to hunt, iMiit;

    ' on
    to set
    olias»-;
    (—)
    (with noge) ()
    (
    «, *
    -
    ;;
    )
    honest;
    faithful; fair;
    good
    ',
    .
    viUHBIOTb Ijonesty,
    probity,
    integrity
    [
    ]>,

    ,),
    } to cut off
    (—

    ,
    (—away),
    hew dowHj
    (to play with

    to charcoal,
    ardor)
    ,
    '
    \
    to wiiffocato
    by tliefmnen
    of charcoal >
    to ^:pt
    ache from
    the fumes of
    charcoal; to
    a head-

    fiuffi>cate
    one's wlf by
    the fnmca of
    ;
    ROH3
    f '-

    char<v»al

    (-,
    •|)
    >h«'pherde8a

    to entii-e by

    , -
    ,-
    be-
    witchment,

    . )
    to U_>vv!tch
    timelv, Well-
    timed; ,«'
    ,

    ,
    V4ftCH0,

    (-.')
    '

    (4«)
    104.
    tinu'lv, in
    tiiiu',
    ||> •
    ,(),
    ,»
    (a.lv.) at tlu' npnn<p
    time

    (\- ';
    *-
    .',
    (U.-KJi) I^rtfon
    int^TOft;
    jiart,
    |.ur-
    ,. <', noji-

    ' R
    ticipatif>ii,

    to
    sympathy
    a
    l»«>ar
    pirt In a
    tiling, to \ II «^

    -'|
    ,
    *
    in
    a t^iiii;;, t4> V
    ' a»Tt>SH()ry TV
    f,i

    «*

    to a tliiii^
    topartii-ipatf
    in; tak(> |i:irt
    in, tak(> an
    < ,
    intt-n-wt in ,
    HHTe|ifeT
    takinj; )wrt
    in a tliintr,
    I>articipntin^
    ,
    ()-
    in u tiling
    ' (
    neftnU'lI

    >-
    ,,
    ()
    participant,
    party,
    .«ympatliiaer --
    ,
    -, to treat,

    visit,
    regale

    fre<ineiit
    visiting;

    I
    :

    I
    ,,
    ()
    vi.«'it4

    to visit (to
    go U) wec')
    I

    ( (-)
    oft*'n I

    ),
    ,
    (fn-.juently); ;

    '

    to visit
    many a time; V
    J ; ,;,

    «() 1047 __ -.-


    »
    / --—
    \ to fn^jllfHt HT
    (),
    I

    (often), toy.)
    to (llj.. (|)'
    flmrt'h)

    «•«lucutiou-
    al—

    ;
    ,
    I
    ,
    ,
    '
    teiicliiiii.'
    — -,
    chiMMicrfal),
    lor tt'aciiiri);;
    :(),
    K-i«'iitifi4 —

    -
    -,
    sfliola.-*tir —

    -;
    tlitlactic [ii{>.

    «'
    -
    IMX't(ry)]
    text-book;

    «'<;
    U'lt'iuontiU'y-
    book, manual

    ( school
    tixl— )Ux»ks
    com-

    —
    ;
    -
    »-;
    (-)
    () leurned,
    literary
    well-read,
    scholarlv,
    Hcientific(al),
    ,,
    |'}),
    -|,
    ,

    ()
    ()
    -,.
    learne»! man;
    scholar

    ()
    , ,|-
    teach I ly, ,
    iiiStniction;

    ,
    eohooliutr;

    ,
    ;:,
    8tu«iy;courf4,>

    ;') ,
    of ptudy KOBJK'
    (lrill,exercise OB
    (of ;

    doctrine (np.
    Clirisiiau
    doctrine) ;
    science,
    knowledge
    (uiase)
    — ——

    '
    SI f^

    |») -
    >-
    )
    « 104
    of
    nu'teiiipHy-
    diorti.s (

    tniiismi-
    i>f
    (»
    (
    KoRCltC

    ,
    ,
    ', (-),
    -»
    gration of

    pupil,
    souIh )
    »

    '
    , (4'holar,
    Hc'hool-I)oy
    ilisciple,
    follower (of
    Christ), the
    apoMtlo
    1('()

    :!
    ()
    («>)
    )
    :
    -,
    apprt'iiticn
    (to a
    shoemaker)
    ( -

    ,| School -jjirl,
    pupil;
    Scholar
    learnediiesH,

    ( ,
    erudition,

    \' ,
    -
    learninj;

    -, quarrelHoriie,
    captious
    |>«',

    ; ,'
    ,, litigious,
    );
    cavilous;
    j

    I'

    (
    intrusive,
    obtru><ive,
    tiresome
    (m
    to liang
    (—upon); to ),
    (up),
    fasten to; to
    ttu:k to,to
    appen<l,
    '
    (

    , ,
    (),

    Attach
    )
    «' 1040
    to attack
    I'irrtt, to

    as.4aiilt
    ii.jiri,

    a (|iiurivl
    one

    to pick
    {,
    |
    <)
    ,
    V
    BOH

    ,
    with a man,
    |;
    < :
    proVftkf;
    (.
    first to
    to
    ,,
    one, to
    accost him,
    to eiijfajre in
    |>-
    (') ;
    conv«'rsatlon
    with
    to attack,
    the enemy,

    (? |
    to act
    offcns5v»'ly;

    who waa
    on»'

    tlie
    «
    ,
    efiiei-ep?
    1

    aggressor?
    wlxo JH.*gan
    first

    ,,
    '
    hostilitiefe?

    ()
    to h<K>k,
    Ciitcli on,
    ,
    ,,
    ()
    fasten upon;
    stick to,
    cleave to; to
    grapple

    to lay
    —.
    (
    ,
    (t:>
    sa (,() catch) hold OR
    )

    of a thing,
    to Ije caught
    (by the
    brieie); to
    «;
    ,
    dutch ftt.

    Uokto
    ;|-,
    CM
    > til pick
    >>) : (|'1 witli
    (; to cavil,
    |
    cliicanc;
    catch ;
    '
    '(
    at,
    • anil I

    ;
    ^* ijuirk, to

    ) !

    '() ;

    « (
    to linii); on
    on»', to pin
    '' wit on
    ,
    liJH hici'Ve ,

    VH to fall on a
    '- ,
    TV

    «
    I

    4)< JH*rs«lM*S
    neck, to Jiui:

    '()
    Je\^
    («'>)
    yej^tenlay

    to
    (out
    comb
    ;

    cani, iiatcht'l
    him

    conil),
    , <,
    (),
    -,
    «',
    iiacki»* (np.
    flax, wool,
    iicmp)
    •

    :
    (, , r«'Mii)

    ') tocoiiibthe K<iKM

    )
    I

    hair
    to <;irn by TV epH
    ( conjhinp

    «' comb

    ;)
    to
    one's hair, |;
    (
    ,,«"" to
    to
    U'comUtl
    know (-

    "
    3|>0- [iniiierstaivl,
    ')
    ( ,
    ) to Ih« able]
    to do (to (

    ^
    inak»']
    '

    ,,

    )
    to t^trikc, hit,
    deal a blow i
    ,
    four togtther
    (adv.)
    : —

    v<« | 1051
    \ 4C'TB»-f>0
    'U4ti |»)
    fouiloI<l,
    four
    uiiU'ii,
    tiuieH 8,,
    ',
    four
    .< <
    |>,
    (,
    ) doing, <»,
    ; ".
    \, ,,;
    .let; fact, ,

    work (>,
    artion,
    '
    ronihut
    (foin^ra on;
    tn-atnieiit
    I
    '

    [up. yonr

    1— ]
    treatuient of

    ri. 8
    j

    '
    to prove by

    () tit "«Jib

    to come
    ^' -
    )
    din4:tly to

    ) , ,1,
    the
    () |K)iiit (

    -,
    ,-
    [or:— to tb»'

    ,
    ,
    fact]
    to make, to
    do; to Ay,ne|^.p«f
    ix'rform, to

    )
    ), comjjlete,
    [

    ); to
    (pprpctratf)
    commit
    -

    '(

    () ' ,[!; np. a crime


    €, ,,
    ,
    to act, deal,
    tri'at;
    Icondmt]

    ( • )
    to leaven
    [dough]; to
    put leaven
    [vea^t] In
    the pMU
    self

    (;
    []
    s * (
    vjHHHTH

    (|) )
    ) , 10.52

    to Ijecfune;
    to Lk! niailf,
    to U' done; ,,
    -
    ; Tj.
    '>

    ;
    to «' ac-
    I

    coiiiplielied,
    lo \>e

    [- perfonned
    [achieve*!]

    ,[],]
    [{),
    II
    TB to

    proceed,
    ] ;

    [spring,

    come) of (or:
    — from; to
    result,
    emanate; to
    ,,
    ,
    ;

    take place,
    hap])en,

    ( bf acted
    occur

    'tti
    (- many
    result
    nobly

    diseane**
    from --88
    - intemper-

    - ance

    () light

    ( ,
    , -)
    -,
    emanates
    from the sun

    to ferment,
    to leaven

    l»elonj?ing to
    ,
    ,
    -fBa,-eB»' teaclier
    female
    (8100-) (-)
    teacher, [-]
    (echool-J
    XDlltrM
    ^ >:
    -.
    ,
    ttachtT;

    »,
    master;
    »>»
    ,
    school-

    , '
    -,
    maeter;
    preceptor;
    tutor (-

    ( );
    )\1, ,
    l>eaaKogut>

    (- )
    tutoress

    -
    dancing-
    master

    singing-
    maflter

    to be a
    -- I'-

    ll

    UkCTvf

    8cheol-
    [-]
    - mistieas
    [— Bchool-
    teacher]
    [] ,
    ,
    ;,, -
    [of] teacher,
    — (of) maetor,
    — (of) school []

    ,-, -
    master; of
    pedMfOgne;
    —aoctoral,
    pedantic
    [np. tone]
    be onging to
    female
    teacher
    (}
    - ;
    duties of a
    teacher;
    master-Hhip;
    Uidy of
    teachers (pi.)
    1
    -;
    ;;
    teacher's
    Vocation
    ;

    J
    |« «
    —

    ^,
    - ,
    --,
    BUU-C,-HN
    ]04
    leachiii)!;
    Bcholastif
    profffsion^
    j
    1';

    -() ,],
    ; inasU:r-aliip;
    ! {'-
    chair
    (),
    proffeasor-
    _

    ship
    to be a 61
    teacher, (

    f—a maeter)
    lead I, ,
    fl
    ,-
    ,
    to
    instruct;
    show; to
    drill (np.

    (] ) -
    «
    soldiers), to

    to
    exercise
    loam, to
    stu<ly; (- '' ,
    to be
    anprt'iiticed
    to loam by
    lieari;con
    over
    ,
    to teach one

    ( - he was the
    first to
    wit

    show |:
    me the

    („— letters

    (" ,,it useless


    trying to
    wash a
    blackamoor
    wliitt"
    -
    (
    *
    to be fond of

    to l»e
    appri'nticed
    to a shoe-
    study
    -
    maker
    1065

    () (, ,
    (,
    , ->
    to a<iom

    trim,
    ornament,

    ,() |
    with
    eet off]
    flower»
    yesterday

    -
    for the
    (adv.) fourth time

    () -
    (2.-) Hiring of
    drawers
    []
    (- - * (of) yesterday

    ) yeetenlay
    evening,
    last evening
    yesterday
    ,,
    (:
    ,
    (>{)
    '
    ,,to
    a knot in a
    bulrush"

    to blaclcen a
    for

    little
    to grow [get]

    ,
    ,

    [
    black, to
    blacken; to
    get dark
    treat, en-
    tertainment;
    regale; feast,
    banquet,

    wedding
    ()
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    [ter]

    ,-
    TJ

    ()
    feast, nuptial
    banqnet
    ho^itable ',
    ,) , -
    ^,
    (-
    105
    hoepitability

    {),
    ();, to
    hear
    to
    BOH
    rip,
    ',
    np

    f^=
    (

    () -,,
    to be told; to
    hear Well
    I have
    overheard
    their conver-
    eation
    to be heard;
    to Beem; to
    think to ,,
    ;^
    |>-

    ( hear; to
    resound
    I thought

    ( I heard n •

    -
    () -
    ,
    ,, esteem,
    noise
    a knock at
    the door wae
    heard
    08
    -
    -
    ((«--
    (-
    respect,
    regard;
    conside-
    ration
    self-eetocm

    --
    -

    ( .
    to entertain
    esteem for a
    person

    to treat with
    respect, show ,
    ^
    , «>
    one respect,

    homage,
    render

    present one's
    respects to
    • p.]
    , -
    ^- (-
    7 (-
    remain
    1057

    most

    )
    ,

    ',
    '
    7 (. respectfully

    remain
    with tho
    higheHt
    !

    '-
    OBt'jb
    ( respect
    my conip i- -
    ( 8 ,|
    (v.) Dients to yon. lUOIMfHTC

    ,, () have the , IVB

    •
    ,
    lionor to
    salute yon
    comman<l me
    to him, give
    '()

    •8
    \
    -
    (
    ,
    &
    li:m my
    with great
    regards,
    with kmdest
    38

    -, >0-
    -
    S
    regards
    out of regard
    of, out of
    -
    ,

    >
    ( respect to,
    3
    ) for the sake ,
    of; in con-
    sideration of ,
    8
    [
    -
    -
    (., <,
    •

    )
    for his own
    sake

    ,.,
    ,
    ) ()
    ,

    )
    IP*
    It*
    --[-
    0
    f«i]
    ,
    to respect, to
    honor,
    esteem,
    revere
    todresfl
    one's nlf
    quickly
    l-hMtlly) 1
    ()
    h
    »

    ,, |«] xizfuld,
    1058

    times
    ,:
    yannry— HI

    ,
    cBKc

    (« - ,
    I- much, ea CHX<
    more MO|
    of eeeunieil OR

    ',-
    t

    -
    !;««,
    8:] <. Iloljr
    «
    ,
    ]
    11

    [1,
    [-
    <-(«)1
    IfeaBtl.
    tliatcher,

    ,
    to ««w up.

    ,
    roofer

    newtoj«;tl»er;
    ()
    ,
    (, -,
    ) ,
    seam; line-
    draw; darn
    «

    ,
    to
    tack (up.

    [,
    -]
    [.
    )
    to
    ft raw (
    sbeavi'8
    clot ill's)
    cover wi til
    —
    (cainsaxa)
    witli
    (— |><
    [
    --], «)
    [( ]] to be sewed
    UP, to be
    Howea '
    ,
    , (, putting up an
    ,

    - ),(
    [setting up,
    bringing up]
    [|>»'
    , in onler,
    ting right;
    i4t>t

    trimming up

    |>[-
    bringing up

    ] [putting up,
    m line [in
    (
    J
    order of
    battle, [in—
    front] )
    \

    ..
    II
    (
    ]*7,— w»t.
    1069

    ;', ,
    to bring [B^t
    npj In

    ,
    trim np; put
    ,
    np in onler;
    win«l np
    ) (>
    {«,

    >1
    to pnt
    pl»o«>l
    ' ,) ]Bl't,
    inline
    (,
    (—

    )
    111

    UtUe, in >

    [
    «

    front] —
    to plaPo
    [pm] '- () ,

    w'lf in line
    ), (
    [1,
    [in order of
    l»attle,

    broatiwise,
    —in
    front] ,
    ,)
    viiinkl

    |>) (2..)
    browlwayn

    robber:
    liignway-
    , ,-
    ,,-,
    \ ') -() inan, bandit,
    rufifian,
    moee- trooper
    to roast (np.
    meat); to
    fry, (fish);
    liroil,
    ,*
    (); to

    ^)*
    () ),
    (bread)
    to pai-ch,
    toast,

    ,
    , (up,

    (2.) Uttlcear;
    little
    (of pot,
    bum

    handle

    basket, etc.)
    ,*
    ,) (
    MICROCOPY RESOIUTION TEST CHART
    (ANSI and ISO TEST CHART No. 2)

    2.5
    1.0 150

    12.2
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    40 2.0
    %
    1.1

    1.8

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    ^ APPLIED
    '653 tos* Mo:n S-ree'
    IIVHGE
    Rochester, Ne* * rh '4609 U'^A
    (7-6. «2 0300 - onone
    (716; -
    5989 - «
    tlie
    1060
    eye of
    (OB <

    damage;
    needle
    with handles
    (np. pot)

    lesion;
    ,
    '
    ,
    '

    )
    eorniption, I

    depravation,

    -
    (of manners)
    injury;
    Maeting

    -,- mutilation,
    maiming ,-
    to damage,
    spoa;to
    deteriorate;
    to corrupt
    (np. morals);
    | -( |>
    to cause (do)
    damage, etc. ()
    to derange
    £
    ,
    ,-
    the mind
    ()
    to lame,
    , .\

    (
    cripple,

    (7)
    (-)
    maim,
    disable, to

    to injure,
    injure

    hurt, harm;
    to be
    injurious to
    , ,*
    ;
    he injured
    nie in this
    (
    ((7) affair

    -
    that can
    injure the
    health; (thai
    ,
    (8-
    injurioue I

    loUielu'ahh)!
    ( ; ,
    0,
    ,
    ;
    1061

    ! to spoiled,
    to to

    ,,
    -
    --
    ,- ,
    ,
    be damaged

    to ennoble;
    to improve;

    ();
    --)
    to refine

    ,
    )
    --
    ( to give
    nobleness

    - ;
    to make
    (- (one) noble,
    ,
    (boh) HOB-

    , ()
    to grant
    ,
    -
    (him)

    -, ,
    nobility
    ennobled;
    made noble
    (,
    |>,
    (Moj«jra)
    ()
    :
    -
    <>(5())

    - ,
    ,
    to beat
    (knock, fell)
    down, chip;

    to put
    to beat

    through,
    thread, run
    to put (-run)
    ')
    ,
    ;
    ,

    -
    , a cord (—)
    ();
    ,
    *,
    I,

    .
    through (in)
    a ring; (to
    ()
    ,
    ]),
    ,
    >
    [ '- - draw
    to thiv.id a

    to be put
    needle
    in)

    ,
    ,,
    through, to

    ()- be threaded
    to tie (up),
    to string, to
    ()

    :- ,
    cord, to tie
    up with a
    ;,
    «
    MvMtf
    ,-,-
    rope; to lace

    of tlie ear;
    auricular
    vniHa 102
    -

    (,
    [><-
    )
    auricular
    confesBion

    conceive,
    comprelieiid,
    uiidorstaiul;
    consider; to
    imagine, to

    form an
    fancy, to
    ,
    ,
    ,
    KOHCIB

    ,
    ().
    , ()- to prick,
    idea
    ,
    ,)
    (
    -
    )
    — 1
    1 liave
    stitch in
    ting

    my
    side

    , (- ,,
    -
    to stick
    in(to); to
    til rust;
    (),

    )
    , (-
    ) pierce;
    plunge
    ,
    -
    to prick,
    sting

    ,- to make
    happjrj to
    less
    ,
    -
    to deal (out)
    ( to endow,

    )
    (,()
    ,
    )
    ,
    to gift with,

    1
    dispense)
    hberally
    (generously,
    — bounte- (, —
    ously, —
    bountifully);
    to cover^
    to load (witli
    benefits)
    liberally
    )
    , (
    (
    (,
    ,
    )
    1063
    to seize,
    hold

    (np. with
    the clawB);
    fa«t;
    clin^, clutch,
    ;
    ;
    (,
    ,
    ^
    ,
    C13,

    )
    to drive (7);
    (one's Bting,
    — teeth, ()
    claws)
    in(to);

    ( to stick in-

    ,
    (to)
    7-
    () 7
    the gnat
    stuck, its

    ,
    8ting in the

    ,,
    hand
    breakingoff;
    damage,

    --,
    ;,
    injury, lose,
    detriment,
    diminntinn;
    prejudice;
    decrease,
    wane, (m>,

    moon);
    of the ,
    ;-
    (
    )
    {
    ,
    )
    disadvantagi*
    to suffer

    to
    damage

    damage, ,
    ,
    -,- '
    to injure;
    detract from

    to damage,
    cause a loss;
    ,), ,

    ()
    .)
    (.
    , to

    to dei-rease,
    to wane
    off
    (-<lown) —
    If

    on
    1064
    level
    ,*
    (to level, ()
    <*)
    on
    ,
    (
    par)
    4
    witli, to the

    ! brim
    a glass
    to the

    ,
    filled

    (-
    ),
    ,
    ) ),
    (-
    ;,
    (
    to pinch*
    brim

    jam; nip,

    np.

    ;
    ,
    raillery;
    scoff; ^unt,

    ,
    sarcasm

    ,(),
    l)iting,
    sliarp, tart,
    corrosive.
    canst ic(al);
    maliguant,
    sarcastic,
    cutting,
    ,
    ,,
    ,

    ()
    () satirical
    to pinch,
    mpj pinch
    off, nip off
    gripe; to
    taunt, to
    satirise; to
    ,
    ,
    ,, ;
    TOUT,

    to give
    chaff
    one a
    nip
    '
    to give one
    a deadly
    pinch
    of pack, of ,
    ,'
    ,
    (2-) piick,
    burden
    burden

    river loach,
    groundling £,
    ,
    ,,',
    1065 Jj^pBKa,

    (')
    »»
    to bnrdeii,
    load, eatUllo
    (. Ijeaste
    ol burden
    to pack (up)
    imagination
    fancy.
    conceit;
    -
    ,.;
    ,
    (an)

    idea;

    '
    imaginary
    uia^i native,
    fancied)
    (-
    , )
    ,(,
    -,
    - ()
    object

    matter);
    (suojecl,

    imapinary
    view
    to imagine;
    to picture;
    .
    ),
    ) |>,

    -- .
    to reprevnt
    to one' a Sfclf
    to fancy; to
    figure

    to imagine,
    to figure; to
    present
    ,
    ,;
    ,
    )
    (
    (<:-
    (-
    cue's

    pretend) to
    be

    he feigns to
    self
    to feign. (to
    ()
    ) 1)6 grieved

    -
    ,
    (^
    .
    (8.)
    he imagined

    factory,
    manufacto-
    ry; mill;
    workt;
    , '-
    ,
    ,
    | - manu-
    20«
    faetiirer; [1
    OB
    (

    . : owner of (-)
    -
    (manu)-
    factory
    -
    ,
    ;
    ,
    (|)6)
    (<)-
    to produce,
    fabricate

    whiskers

    (bbtjuia
    ,
    )
    phase, phasia

    ()-
    ( ,,: )
    plieaHiitit
    smokinjf-

    to ware,
    float,
    flatter
    pipe

    swinp,

    -
    al»out; fly
    about, to be
    blown
    1()
    ,
    ,) ,
    (,

    ,
    (',
    .the
    Wave ('
    wavinp)
    beautiful,
    fine, pretty,
    handsome; ,
    (

    sightly, nice,
    smart (np.
    dress); p^oo«l
    (np. dinner);
    elegant; fair
    (np. weather)
    ,
    );(; J

    (]
    (-
    :
    fakir, faquir

    )
    -- ; (- .
    :) ,,
    u torch, link

    Hop OB
    -)- (,
    ) fact, event,

    ^ -, matter of OB
    TOJti

    (, based on
    fact

    ,
    ),
    ()- facte, proved

    foreman;
    by facte

    ,
    ,
    3|

    -
    )
    (
    (.,
    (,.)
    ;

    factor
    ovenwer
    factor, agent

    ,
    ,,
    -
    (-
    )
    duty of an
    overseer (of

    ,
    (,
    -)
    , a foreman

    '

    )
    ,,-
    ,
    ,
    ( -
    -,
    ()-)

    is
    factorship,
    duty of an

    agency
    agent,

    invoice, bill
    (of parcelfl),
    bill of lading
    ,
    ) (
    —
    ,,
    ,,
    ,

    (up: -) —

    -
    ;>);

    () () faculty

    the faculty

    -^(2-)
    (2-)
    of divinity

    fold, flap (of


    H coat); plait
    ,
    ); (
    \ ;
    .
    (
    ,(-) 8 long
    {
    — tailed
    coat
    -
    V
    ()
    -
    , * \

    /'^ notch on e
    the end of a <

    [\ peetle in

    );
    (;
    fulUsg
    (Ux^ipt,
    cheat; fraud;
    11
    ,
    ,
    , 1
    «
    fait, niietake,

    ,
    ,-
    -
    error,
    falaehooil,
    duplicity of
    temper ( of — (
    behaviour,
    |-
    ^

    '
    of pro-
    ceeding);
    imiKMture,

    (-)
    nipocrisy,
    simulation,

    aJmn

    -,
    ' .)
    false (or:
    discordant) ](
    false, •wrong;
    deceitful;
    Gorged (np.
    signature);
    counterfeit
    note

    ,(
    );
    (np. coin

    base (np.
    money)
    ,
    ,
    false, out of
    .) -,
    -,
    tune,

    -
    discordant
    falseness;
    falsehood
    ,
    - ; 1069
    (
    *
    - , -
    ( .)
    of
    poeition

    -
    ,,
    )
    :« ,
    -
    ,- * (-) -
    , «),
    (2-)
    false-faced

    falHifier,
    falsi ficator;
    ,

    -
    hypocrite ;

    ,
    ,--
    (
    -,—
    -
    (-
    )
    ;
    falsification,
    adoltaraUoD ,

    ,
    ,
    |-
    -' -) ,
    »)
    ,
    ,--;

    to falsify,

    ) (- -
    ( X a<lnlterate;
    to counter-
    feit, infringe,

    (-
    , sopbieticate,
    debase

    to play the

    ; ()
    , , ) hypocrite
    (); wave, billow

    (
    ) ,
    wind with

    (|) (); (of)


    rain
    family;

    ();
    ;
    native
    ,
    >, - of relatives

    , () family;
    relatives, |»8,
    I ()
    kiudreil
    —

    '
    )
    1070

    l\ -: (,
    ,
    «R
    p- /amiliar.
    iutitllHf(>

    -I

    , ,;
    () ,, (.)
    (

    (-)
    I
    (of) flamifl (ob)

    -; - (-
    -,-
    -(/.)
    )
    /
    fanatic;
    *

    ()
    ' lanatietn,

    wnatiofal,)
    bigoted

    (
    ((- ,"( )
    ilannel

    forfeit

    )
    to play at

    ,, ,
    (), ;
    pawn,
    lorfeite

    pledge;

    '
    j

    mortgage,

    ()' security
    mortgage

    ,
    ()
    ,
    (—deed)

    mortgagee

    pawnbroker
    (

    (-
    ()
    pawnshop

    ()
    ,

    »
    :•
    -
    1071
    gatno of
    «>|>«
    forfeilH
    -*>
    )
    niortv^at^r

    *, , ,, »^1><»>«
    fancy, idea;
    fit
    , -,
    ,
    '
    ,
    () the fit
    if
    comee npon <>
    me
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    )
    '(),
    •
    ({KtHTasjBBTB to «Ireain, to

    full
    •'
    fancy, to
    rave, to givo

    fantafiin
    to

    nut ion -
    «"
    CKORU

    ^ - (

    .)
    to improvise,

    (,,{
    |>0-

    ,^
    ,,
    «.'|/.(>

    (),
    ,,»
    '-
    — :- -
    ) ,-
    , -
    :.-€,-
    () clotiiefl,
    drem,
    gamn»nt,
    attire,ap)iarel

    -
    > (, '
    ' II

    >
    , (- fantaHtic(Hl);
    chimerical

    fantaetical-

    quRintneaM
    fantom,
    phantom
    (),

    -,
    ;

    OR
    -.»); model of
    human body

    :|'<
    -!

    4>)
    ; —

    ()
    1072

    , to take away
    ;
    }><$,
    as a pledge
    (

    Pliaraoh
    — to seize
    Pharaonic,
    pawn),

    of Pharaoh
    ,
    (

    ()
    , ()

    >
    paint, dye,

    |() water-
    colo(u)r

    -]
    |>
    woman's
    colo(ii)r

    dsess from
    dyed
    colo(u)red,
    stuff
    ,; <!
    ()8
    ,
    ^
    ,
    for
    colouring
    matter,

    >-
    ""*
    of
    pigment
    rambow;

    ;-
    ^ ,,(
    irisated,
    iri.aed,

    >, rainbow-

    dyeing,
    oolo(u)ring;
    painting;
    tinted
    -,
    tinging
    to colo(u)r,
    to dye (oyer),

    ,
    paint (over)
    to tinge

    (-
    «lyed; false

    )
    (|

    (2.-) dyer
    appRa(f.)

    |))
    dye-house,
    dye-mill
    dye-:irt, art
    -
    -,
    -,
    of dveing,
    «iyeing ,
    ])
    - -
    -
    1073
    tlyeing,
    dyers
    Pharisee; ^
    hypocritical
    ",
    (),
    (>(-
    -
    (false-faced)
    man
    ,
    )

    |-
    -
    ) ,
    (, , -
    Pharieaic(al),
    Pharisean

    liypocritical.
    false-facoa ,
    (),

    - Pharisaism,

    <-,
    ,-;-
    Pliarisaical-
    ness;

    ()
    hypocrisy,

    . intriguer

    --
    ;-
    )
    )
    (;
    -), -
    {)
    () '
    farm

    masson,
    freemason
    pharma-
    ',
    •
    ,()- cology

    .,
    -
    ,

    )
    -
    (-
    pharma-
    1074

    cologist
    : '(
    , -) plianna-
    copoeia

    () pharma-
    ceutist,
    »
    -,
    ( I)hannaciat
    pharma-
    ceutics
    •

    (-
    -
    )

    -
    pharmacy
    Is

    ,
    --
    -

    ()
    );—

    ()
    to

    apron
    farm

    ,
    -,
    .) ,
    -
    (, --,
    little

    sponger,
    a[iron

    hanger— on,
    dinner—
    hunter
    :)^
    :'1''. '
    1075
    )late of

    -,
    porcelain ,
    !'
    -
    ;
    ]i]ateof (U-lft,
    china-ware
    plate; plate

    :, () «, *',
    -^
    ,
    ,
    :>«', wrath,
    ,
    ,
    :-, - small tub,
    nail cask;
    ,,
    , -
    ,) ,,-
    ;, ,
    to put into
    churn

    cask to tun
    ;

    one grain of
    kidney- 1

    phaeel
    )»
    haricot,
    ,
    frencli-l)ean,
    (>-,
    :) -;
    -
    kidney-bean,

    (
    :(
    (—
    -
    -,
    ,-
    phasel-Htraw,
    (french-)
    bean -St raw
    phasel-pod,
    haricot -pod.
    bean-pod
    —
    )

    baptinj? —
    (,
    - (),
    (stitchint?,

    '; -
    — eewing-)
    thread:
    basting, ,,
    ptitch
    to stitch: to
    baste, to ,
    pew slightly

    ;
    )() to i44'eivc, t"
    take; (to
    draw money)
    <>,
    lore
    —_^>«,'.
    ! ^
    '-
    (-
    recfivintr,
    taking',
    (<lrawiii(f
    money)
    '

    (
    ^ ,
    )
    (-
    ) Fata-
    Morgaiia

    fatalism
    .1-

    Mopfai

    (, )) ;

    fatal, fat«ful,
    unlucky
    ,
    fatalist

    fatiime,
    (!
    ,
    ()
    ( trouble
    to fati^rne,
    ,
    -,
    -
    I

    pive trouble,
    lo incon-

    -
    vennience,
    to fatipue
    one's
    ,
    ,
    self,
    take the
    trouble,

    (, - )
    fishing-net

    ,)--
    () fate

    , ().
    L'TC;

    (-) -
    ., ocj-npation,
    calling, 8UU'

    , ««MJ ,
    ;
    . >
    () , ;
    -, expert,
    1077
    «•,
    ,
    ,}
    jiulge(r);
    iimeter,

    )
    man {>,
    , () , of the craft
    (.

    ) -) gallant,

    , ;
    dangler;
    hare-brained
    fellow (-

    ):)
    (, front of a

    (
    building;

    face, count«>-
    nance)
    tog^ve(or:
    (,
    (&
    to tip) a box )

    on tlie ear, ,
    give a person

    ()
    a slap

    to shake,
    the
    face

    swing; to
    ,
    ,
    ,,
    )
    (})-
    rack; waft,

    vassal,
    wave,

    liegeman
    , ,

    <- feudatory

    feudal, feodal

    , feudal
    system,
    feudalism
    ;<
    feudal Tight {>
    * - feudality

    <'!«) feudal »--.,


    I inheritance I
    ;

    li.

    1078

    n
    (2.-) priestly '

    (
    -';
    Vi'stiiK'nt;

    ,
    <!
    ,(]$)
    (2-)
    ciiUKuliI*';

    farthlii<y
    I>honol
    (cloak)

    ;iu (•lcp:aiit,
    ] ,
    dashing
    man, dandy,
    Ja<'k-a- --
    ,,
    ;

    (,
    daiidv; lx>au;

    phenome-
    /lauiiter
    (
    ;)
    - non,
    phenomena)
    (pi.

    (- ])henomenal

    ,(
    ,- )
    -)- ;]
    --
    ferment;
    leaven

    )
    ()
    (,
    , fermentation

    feast, ,
    ;
    ,
    festival
    enter-

    (- tainment

    -)
    , «:
    fetich, fetish

    ;
    (
    ()
    «^)
    - fetich .,
    fetiehism :
    —

    '
    -) (-
    107
    fencing
    to fence

    (
    1)

    »' fencing- -
    ,
    (|>
    —
    ><iuall
    maater

    wave
    (-liillow)
    Philemon
    Philip,
    ( )
    „Pip"
    (1>,
    (-
    <.>
    U.)
    Philippa

    Philippine

    ,
    8,
    -;
    1 Lsland
    to wave, to
    form waves,
    to riee in
    waves;

    -
    fluctuate
    to fluctuate
    ,
    -
    (

    ; .

    (. ) -,
    wave-like,

    biUovy;
    wavy,

    rough,
    ,-
    ;,

    - ()
    tempestuous,
    (np. sea)
    Phoemcia
    Phoenician

    Finland
    )

    -
    - 1080
    lander

    Finlandian

    Finn
    ]
    Finniflh
    to l)oat, ,
    Htrike, (with
    ()
    () (
    '
    () -
    feet); to
    lash out
    to be angry
    (displeaswl)
    with; to be
    indignant at
    ;
    •

    (
    (8) black-snake

    )(
    ,
    -
    »
    (adj.)

    -
    fig
    (of) fig

    trick, prank,
    frolic
    ()

    (
    architectural

    ' adornment,
    (—ornament

    to play a
    (- -
    trick upon
    one, to play
    one a trick
    to frolic,
    play tricka,
    play wild
    ,
    ,(
    /
    -,- prank; to

    jocoee^

    funny;
    joke
    droll, joking,

    jesting,

    farcical,
    ,
    *>,

    ,-
    playful, gay ,

    ,
    jokingly,
    1081
    .
    ,
    .
    ,
    jestingly, in
    fun

    -
    jolie, ill

    juggling,

    (,
    buffoonery;
    legerdemain

    J4W?lL'r, ,
    (
    ()- ) «Iroll
    bufToon;
    (funny)
    fellow
    .>,
    ()

    (
    <
    (1.)

    (,
    )
    autor
    1. writer) of

    farcical

    figure,
    ,
    farces

    Bc u'raatism
    acting
    form,
    ,
    (-
    )
    |<«-

    »,|>,
    CK1-

    —) odd figure

    -
    (

    -
    ^)
    () a cross set by
    thti roadside

    figurative.
    metaphorical

    figurative
    sense.
    ,
    -
    (
    ,-
    -

    '
    (-Ka,f.)
    figurative-

    dis-
    ness
    a person of

    tinguished
    appearance
    -
    -
    .
    ,
    figuiation
    ( )
    ornamented
    witli figures,
    omamentaJ
    '
    inp?
    fi^'iuali'. «A»

    ('|>..) livrunil
    (<>|>)
    ornatiicntal "1
    Htyle; n
    ornumentul- «'I
    (a.lv. ) ly, ill an

    >
    (,
    )
    (<|>«)<) onmiiK-ntal
    Htylo; with
    ornaiuents
    fiSiirin^,'
    to fijjure
    H(

    (-) to isliape
    form, ,
    ()) njx)
    n'pi-fHent
    pliysics.
    natural

    (
    )
    -
    pliilueopliy

    '

    (
    physicist,
    natural
    pliilosopher (

    I>nysical
    pliysiofjno-

    |, niy, phybi-
    ognoiuics

    -)
    () physiogno-

    countenance:
    look, aspect,
    my;

    (»}-
    |
    character
    physi-
    ograpby
    '
    '

    (
    1083
    )|, )],
    ,
    pliy>»iolojfy
    '|>'

    -
    ,
    » *
    0|>lU'Meinc

    !
    ,
    , ()
    ({
    - |)
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    «1 river, to

    serve a •
    ,
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    9
    coachumn; Uvi
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    of a 4

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    coarliman's
    employment
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    denouncing
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    bird
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    fluxion,
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    tripe
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    flannel
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    ):
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    9

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    .
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    fuller

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    ,() folklorist

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    ,
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    pbonogi-aph
    servant of
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    -
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    |)-,
    -
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    1089
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    ' VH
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    frivolousness
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    trash

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    ',- 1

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    phrenologist,
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    coiiHtralnt
    fear, fright
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    barber; hair-
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    -
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    mortise

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    77
    «7^1 (
    8)
    fugue

    to pride

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    to
    (
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    magnify
    |);
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    proud,
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    4
    ;)
    one's aelf, to
    boast, brag

    ,,
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    arrogant,
    ,
    7
    »,
    , (2.-)
    haughty,
    pridefu!
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    scolding,
    piece
    , -;
    , 1-(

    .(
    chiding;

    ) snorting

    snow-etorm,
    revile

    -,
    -:
    piBHftj

    -,- snow-drift
    hard breath, , (
    -,-
    puff (by
    mouth)
    ,
    ,
    ;"^
    to chide,
    ft rebuke;
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    .)
    prove; to
    breathe hard,
    wheeze; to — », ()8,
    inort (nop-
    1096
    ohidinf^
    ,
    ,
    humour,
    crofenPHH

    ( <) to fly into a


    passion, to
    fly into a
    ,
    '-
    ,«,
    temper, to
    fire up; to be an;
    in towrrinp
    rage, to be pimt
    mad witli

    :
    rage; to fret
    and fume

    to pant: to
    (-)
    )( puff and
    blow

    ) foulard

    ,,
    ()
    (, )
    pride,
    naughtiness,
    uppishness
    foundation,
    groundwork;
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    ,
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    -
    -
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    substruction,
    substeructur*

    funda-
    mental, Hol id,
    -
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    grounded

    :
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    mentality,
    solidity;
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    founder.
    establisher
    foundr«e
    ,
    ;

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    09
    foniitlation,

    meiit
    iriMtitntion
    -
    ,
    ,
    - «
    (-
    -
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    capitiil
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    ()
    (

    establish

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    to lay the

    ,
    .
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    to np, to
    ,

    -
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    ground; to

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    operate;
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    '
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    employment

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    ponn<l
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    ;
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    trifling
    <-pij.

    )
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    fury

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    jmMsionate)

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    be spun

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    ()
    ()
    anger, wrath enfep,
    indignation

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    -
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    <>-,
    ,
    top; hull-

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    whizzing *
    (),
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    (),
    humming,
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    rattling of
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    7> 1(«

    (- (),
    ,'
    to whir, to -
    whiz 8; :
    );. ,
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    rattle
    huniminfp-
    to

    with
    -)«!»«««

    top ( with —

    ,
    ,
    ,
    (,
    ()
    bull-roarer)
    to crackle

    to fly
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    away
    (",-
    :
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    )8
    rush of

    tonieh, roar,
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    wrni^H

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    ,
    to tingle
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    ears) to ;

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    ()
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    ta ears Btiil
    ring with

    ,,
    )
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    the noise

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    ,

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    .
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    furcajw)
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    of wiiulowH),
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    ),
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    ),
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    flute

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    ':>,
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    () a man of no

    .
    '

    > capacity; a
    helple&.s

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    nonsense,
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    ,
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    '
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    ,,,
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    tlute-uiaker

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    to
    hiss, whiz;
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    asunder, to
    wave,
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    ,
    ,
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    (XBOJK)CT)
    waft; to fly
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    )
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    ,
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    -, chatwoofl,

    ,
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    -,
    ;
    twigs
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    lewd women,
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    debauchee
    ,
    ,(),
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    ) ,
    (; , ,
    ;
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    _1101
    lover; rake,

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    ,
    taggiT aiu-

    ,)
    (- ,
    ,)
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    ladies'm.
    pal !U
    coipictish;
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    , ',

    -,
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    ,(-
    - coquettiah-
    ness,

    ,--
    ,
    coquetry,
    (>, ,
    |)-
    ; , -^
    flirtation;

    ) adultary;
    danglinp,

    ), -)
    pallaatrj

    (, (2.- ) extortion,

    )
    by-profits;
    fees

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    brilio

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    [) to eommit

    ,-
    bribery

    -
    ])-,
    ,
    - ,(- <'-
    {)
    brilH--taker;
    extortioner,
    ])eculator

    -
    ,«'
    concussions;
    mercenai'i-
    venality

    ); ,
    ,

    ,
    (),
    bribery
    ( ),
    jade, inare

    ()
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    ()
    ().
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    ),
    1102
    el(ler(-tref) (-*
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    dry branch,
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    6j4'H-

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    to cry; to
    bawl, (fif
    ,
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    IT

    ,
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    hy-profits, |>,
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    ]

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    ,-
    ,
    extoriioner,
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    official;
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    corrupt
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    takes
    ',
    riHiuisiliou

    ,) xjxi-
    in
    (in

    to
    money,

    have
    itc.)

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    the tliroat
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    jier-

    (,
    ;), -
    nia^ss;
    hugeness

    ,-,
    )

    X master of the

    ,,
    ,
    ,

    ()
    xasaft, house,

    ,
    horit,
    proprietor,
    owner,
    hnsband,
    landlord;
    innkeeper;
    honseke<'per,
    husbandman
    goodman
    ,
    ,,
    ! (

    1104 VBin
    fanner, ,
    «'- >u-{),

    -
    - () <,-
    Hgriculturiflt;
    count ryinaii, 1>, -

    -
    - -
    lioasehold,
    (^>,

    ,-
    of «Tononiy,

    , , of 108-
    wifery;
    economical,'
    «)

    ,>)
    (- thrifty,
    ]),

    -) ,,'--
    (})- •conomical-
    , Mith
    economy,
    ,
    economy,
    thriftily

    ()'
    -
    )-

    ,
    , tyfl

    ,
    (ntcuo- pood
    (prudent)
    manapement,

    -
    housev-iffry;
    thriftiness,
    >-
    (- ' ,-
    good
    hu,«handry

    ,
    '''

    -
    heeping • •
    ^

    )
    -,
    ordering
    hour't-;

    about, act of
    conducting a
    house or

    ()
    ()
    farm
    mistress,
    :,,
    --
    ,-,
    hostof-s,lady
    of the house;

    housewife,
    wift^

    house- keeper
    to keep
    ,
    -,
    ,,
    )-
    , (-
    liouse,
    about;
    conduct a
    farm, to
    iiusband
    order 0[>
    ,
    -- 1105

    ,'- MM

    ,
    improve I

    Olio's own
    estate, to l>e

    (-)
    a geiitleinan

    of
    farmer
    master
    -'
    |)

    ,
    ()-
    )
    (liushand-
    iiian,
    landlord)

    liousehold,
    iiouse-
    keeping,
    farming,
    ciiltnn>,
    ,»)
    ,
    ),
    ,
    ,,
    (-
    —

    npricultnre,
    domestic

    ))
    economy
    master of
    the bouse
    (landlord,
    husband-
    '
    ,(--

    (' ^ man) and

    rural
    his wife

    ( }? ,;
    economy
    • political
    I

    economy
    domestic

    - ,,
    BUTH the
    .-
    to

    let
    economy;
    hous<'hold,

    manage

    houeehold

    ^
    ,
    (adv.)
    let it l»e so CO

    let him do as
    he likes
    ( ;—
    ,
    ^);)

    ^'
    j
    ti'ly,

    ^;
    llOfi

    neat,
    (.';
    clt'an»'.!;!

    strained,
    ,
    , !
    |.,
    ««

    «':

    (1.
    -, 1, out !;
    (>. fruits);

    (
    refined (np.

    )
    ((;
    | -
    lo

    ^'ilSJ)
    nietals)
    pant for
    l>reath; to
    for
    breatli,
    I

    '(
    6{>,
    ('
    (

    ,
    !

    tlK-in).'pot
    |..
    cucKv) ont of
    breatli bj
    1

    (,) (-)
    heat)
    Init; WiV'wam <,;
    «'
    ;'
    ,,
    (> -
    '
    thatchetl imi
    iiitUng,
    sf)und
    'irill)bill<r^
    ,
    ,« <
    TJ.e-
    14

    ,
    ,,tbi"asiiiii<r"

    () , {
    miii
    ()..
    (<»<,
    niol), rabble,

    to devour,

    '
    toMvalluw;
    :
    '
    (

    to delifrht !

    pelf '

    with daiuiiee
    ' daiiiiy
    ,
    -,
    f 1
    niouth,
    (lainty-feotler '

    gretsly-mit,
    glutton
    1
    »>
    1107
    innrning-
    gown:
    -,- !>-

    '
    (In-swing-
    gown
    CiiMtrato, ><),
    ;;-
    ), (-
    (

    ',
    ()-
    )

    »,
    '
    ^)
    -
    j
    to fiwlrate;

    «elder
    to gi'bl

    -,-)
    () ChabUa

    ',-
    ,)
    ,
    t'lialdean

    misfortune,
    miscbief,
    ,
    ,, .,
    )
    I list less,
    calamity;
    "'
    bad
    trouble
    (or: «; ()
    , Btormy)

    ,()
    )
    weather
    caliph, calif
    (:{,

    (
    -)
    X caliphate;
    caliphMiiip

    hut, cot;
    cottage,
    hovel,
    ,,
    «,
    ,,
    ,
    paltry hut ,
    without land
    or i.roiHjrty,
    laiKlk'sH,
    ;
    (
    -
    jeHAj

    ]
    "
    ()
    () I
    jfossfssinjf
    lint OJily
    f>OOt-l(g

    piF>>-v-daii(e -(
    rt'M
    :

    •'«rf;
    clown,
    low

    (sneaking')
    fellow
    ,( ^",

    -
    to chew ( to
    ( niatiticate) '

    ) with

    () to
    diflTicnltT

    consent
    reconcile,
    to

    >,
    conciliate,
    persuade |)
    to bethink
    one' 8 8 .'If,
    ^
    ()
    alter one's

    to snuftie,
    fpt'ak
    through the
    mind
    ,,
    ,'
    noae
    snjall twiga

    ()
    ()
    pap, pulp

    -,- awkward
    ()
    ,
    (clumsy)
    fellow; (very
    poor soup) ()
    ^

    ,
    OB ;

    ,
    (>.-) khan
    khan's wife
    khanatu Ktuer
    '
    '
    J
    (of) khan ()
    ;
    ),« , ,;)- (, ;
    1109
    (- «•;
    »,
    * onfnsioii

    - (-
    , -)
    chaotic

    ;-
    , , -, Heizing, ,
    ,
    ,
    ()
    )
    -,-;,-
    quick
    catchit.;;,

    eiiatching
    ,(,
    ):'
    -
    -
    (takiiiK,
    carrying,
    ();

    , ,
    swecpinp)
    awav

    -,
    (off);

    , quick buyinp

    ()
    -
    continual

    (-)
    ,-
    -,-
    ^,
    1|)
    (regular)
    extortion,
    (concussionp,
    — mercenari-
    {

    —
    -
    ,,
    ,
    -, ness,
    —
    , -,,-
    venality

    ,
    ' )
    '',
    haste, hurry,
    lia.stine.48,
    8peed(im'f»8),
    precipitance,
    promptiiaJe
    -,
    (),
    {()-
    ) () theft,
    larceny,
    pilfering,
    ,
    , -
    -
    *, -
    ;
    ;—
    typcyn)
    -,
    '()
    stealing;
    Ptealth
    ,,,
    ,,
    to seize,

    [
    Kt'Uer
    () - ),
    rafi.
    enat<'h,
    granp, clutch,
    lake,
    catch hold of
    '«.;,
    (> -
    1110
    ) (-Htcliliolil
    _,
    «
    ;

    ' ^,;
    ,

    ; of Ollt-'g
    1, to r

    -
    .'rasp

    {
    IiuikI
    Xiii3:irii KoiN» to «'izo t)iie BOH

    )
    :ia tiic hair «-]

    (-
    (
    take briU"

    () to steal, to ,, ]
    ,
    ihicv»'; to

    ) to '; pilfer
    , »';

    ,-
    to
    (.«• carry (up.
    jrnii); to
    snlficc, to Ix»
    ^6\

    (-)
    HiilTicii'iit, to

    ()
    l>e ('01<,

    , to undertake,
    turn one's ,-
    il; :

    ( ) hand
    (everytliin).');
    to Ik» taken,
    to

    ,
    ();
    ..
    7

    (- to »
    to take;
    Heized;

    ,-
    -
    ),,,
    f
    make, do

    (--)
    to nndtrtakc
    ; a bnsini'gt!
    not under-
    stood
    to Ix^tliink
    « , one's self, to

    ;
    •

    , Ik; aware, to
    perceive, to
    discover
    ()
    () (suddenly)
    to hasten,

    make
    hurrv on,
    IiiLste
    ', ,
    11
    luif't»',

    ba.-tino«»;
    '. -
    -, ',
    hurry; (|uick (',
    fHjM'('''!y,

    pniinpt)
    work
    ,-«|»())
    ()
    () trap, pitfall,
    ,,
    TjH'n,

    ^)
    snar^-, gin

    .
    • piick,
    prompt,
    alt'rt, airiU',
    exjiediiiouH;
    nimble,
    brisk,
    !ij?htfooti>(|,
    ,
    ,|().
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ',.
    ,
    ^,
    willingly
    (reailily)
    undertaking

    -
    ()
    ,
    ..
    .:
    ,
    -,
    (
    -, sly, ci-afty.
    roguidli,
    knavi-h,
    thievish

    ()
    )

    lia.«te,
    ,

    Inirry
    brilie- taker,
    extortioner;
    ,
    ,,,
    <5-
    one who

    (i«izes.
    catches

    grasps)
    anvtliing
    )
    ,
    (.
    ())
    ()
    1

    1
    tliiefjsly

    hastily,
    hurriedly;
    rashly.
    promptly
    man

    .
    ,,
    12 |>
    ()
    xanjio (.)

    (,
    wj-ede

    (,
    ()
    )<1
    to prU'CtM,
    |> I'M Be

    (|>«>KBHSH-
    in )'() uu-u

    -
    )
    .—
    (|'« irt

    (»-
    -
    VI ivotoufl,
    avaricious;

    cltaractcr,

    spirit,
    U'u

    humo(u)r
    |H?r;
    ,
    [*, ''

    ft
    -
    (,

    (-- -
    ^
    -
    ,
    ; character;
    sign,

    characteriz-

    (description,
    illuetration)
    mark,
    Btamp

    atioii,
    ,]
    KL'peKTep,

    ;
    - ,
    ,
    }
    )

    to diaracter-
    ;
    Kl'IK'KTt

    (
    ize,

    .- •lescribe,
    illustrate
    charocter-

    ;
    ietics;
    character-

    - €
    istic art; (
    character-

    ) (sign,
    istic mark

    criterion)
    character-
    (,
    iatic(al) («
    |) *
    \!11»*>-
    ^1
    1 1

    of cluirncur;
    ''|
    ??«»^!:*:"''^'
    <iB KejK'KT»'p,

    ' liHviiiK e
    ptronp we-
    • rharactt'ij jH'KTep,

    -
    ,, )
    |»,
    >KRHSM-
    u
    \:1'- xirwrotis,
    Hpiriteil

    iiicantaton',
    wizanlly
    «

    ) '-
    4>JH'ep<4',

    Topi,

    -,
    «,
    \*-
    ' -
    -,
    '-
    ,
    luitioiiiil

    11-»-
    ilaiice

    nt'8«
    «' .-

    >,
    ,
    -, , '- -
    ,) ',
    ,
    )

    (liviin-r,

    '^,
    -
    :*
    (:|,
    ,
    -
    <
    -,,
    leller;

    sorcerer,
    fortlint'-

    inatrician,

    enchanter
    <>€{)]>,

    - ',
    , conjurer;
    wis»'-man,
    cunning-man

    |>,
    copt-ejiec,

    - >
    cunr.ing

    ,,
    -
    WJK'KTe- woman, ,

    -
    fortune-teller

    }» ',
    -,,
    •- ; ,-
    character-

    ('.-
    irtticalnews,

    ine caracter-

    )
    leading
    feature

    , (. (vigorous,
    strong

    «)
    «()
    - '

    I
    character
    (—temper)
    firm)

    ()
    1114

    (-)
    xajiiiKTep- sorcery,

    ,-;
    |),
    ,
    coi>cepi,

    -)
    witclicraft,

    ,
    cliarin; ppi'U,
    sipeil-work;

    {>
    v.cird
    to practice

    (>-
    ,
    witchcraft;

    ,
    to 118 Uiagic

    ,
    ,
    ()
    ()
    swindler,
    ,
    giddinesfl,
    dizzinesH,
    swindle,

    ,
    vertigo;

    ,
    cheat
    cheat

    ,
    |8
    deceiver,

    ,,
    (-) to cheat,

    dupe,
    deceive,

    gwindle,
    hoax, put a
    ,
    ,
    -,
    ,
    cheat upon

    -
    -
    one, to make
    a fool '^f,

    ,,
    ),
    , (- to
    mystify, tn
    play the fool
    with one
    murmur,
    nuitti'r,
    mumble; to
    s|)eak (or: to
    ,
    ,, ()

    »
    4ng) a
    language not ^:-
    underHtooU
    by tlie »
    hearer
    one wlio -
    (adj.) prononnoes
    (speaka)
    Indiitingtly;
    () KB-

    "
    )-
    ,
    \n pn
    \:|< ';
    ,-,(adj.)
    1115

    stuttering,
    tonguo-tieii
    tidy, noat, ,
    ()
    \|> wriiU'n
    cK'an

    I'll .
    parrbnunt
    ';>: )
    .)
    cleanly, ,,
    () to clean,
    neatly

    cleanse;
    clear; t4;rub
    (np. flfKir)
    ,,
    \ IJiHTH

    \|
    to sweep a
    StrtH't (
    ,,
    to sweep a
    chimney
    to spit, to

    expectorate,
    hawk, ( -
    TojieftT,
    to clear the
    throat

    ,
    to spit hloo<l

    \;
    -
    spitting, ,

    -,
    hawking

    () hoars» '8?.
    rattling,
    rattle
    {',
    death-rattle

    ,
    -,
    ,-
    ,
    >.

    .\

    -
    spittle,

    phlegm,
    saliva,
    ,
    ration,
    expecto-

    °
    pituite
    7
    ,(
    > to rattle (in
    onffn throftt)! |»)
    X , (2-) epitter
    '>
    )>-,
    -,
    -,-()
    po<jr fellow,
    poor creature
    ,
    -
    pauper,

    l^ggar;
    miser;
    , ',
    8,

    -,
    wretch,
    mendicant;
    garlic-eater;
    ragged
    creatnre,
    »
    |)

    - ragamuffin
    poor Woman

    ,{>.
    ,
    { sick,

    .
    ill;

    miserable,
    poor,
    wretclied
    powerty,
    indigence,
    ,
    ,
    -,
    penury;
    beggarline»?,
    mendicity,
    pauperism
    tidy, neat,
    clean
    ,
    ,:,
    cleanness,
    rleanlinesb,
    neatness,
    tidiness;
    purity,
    ,
    ]),
    ()
    ()- Magna
    pureneas

    Charta

    ,
    () robber,
    Iiighwayman

    moss-
    bandit, ,
    ] -
    trooper
    to pirate,
    commit
    »#,
    pirMf sttpecl
    :
    ,
    ,
    to rob, take
    to the
    highway, go
    1
    on
    («-
    , ,{,
    tlie

    robbery,
    highway

    highway-

    brigandage,
    rapine
    , ,

    (-
    (2.-)
    ») () ,
    ,
    piracy

    ;
    , ,
    victuals,

    ,
    provisions,

    ,,
    eatables,
    food; (feed,
    feeding,
    fodder,
    forage,

    (X.
    )
    provender
    xy-

    ',
    ( ;
    to rattle, to
    liave a
    rattling in
    the throat,
    to speak
    ,
    >-, hoarsely

    ()
    {•2.-),- ({.)
    boarder

    with victuals, ,
    (adj.) for victuals,
    of victuals
    .sale of
    victuals
    provisions iqx)BnxeB8

    '-,
    >

    X table-money,
    ubie-
    expenaeel
    ,

    '-
    —

    -
    - -]
    mft

    -,
    U) ket'p e

    >:
    >-
    -|
    ( public

    of
    cook-shoj),
    trade t)f
    (

    (- -. ,
    -,
    tavern-
    keeper

    -:»
    >»)
    () - t'atiiijr-house,
    tavt-rn,
    public-house
    to CUllSUUlti
    -'.:
    TV

    (-
    -)
    -
    to victual

    -
    «{
    -) --
    keeper of a
    -,-
    (-) (f.) cook-sliop,
    tavern-
    keeper
    of cook-shop,
    (- of eating-
    house
    ,
    ,
    to board,
    nourish,
    feed; nurst', ,\
    keep,

    () -
    foster; to

    nmintain .,; ,
    ( All
    Men

    ), to diet;

    (-)
    to eat
    to fee«l (live) ,( ()
    () on (—upon);
    to feed one's
    «?lf;to
    subsist; to be
    nourished J
    :4*-,
    —

    X '
    (^)-
    1110
    to boanl, to ,
    ,)
    «
    dine
    1)1

    )
    ,(),
    (--, f.)
    Imsh,
    slirub(l>«Tv),

    1
    coppire,
    >rakt', copsi',
    ,,
    |>.
    \ ;() iiiit; cot,
    jmigk-

    c<)tta}?i'
    ,,
    \;
    () luibitatitm,
    lodging, >»"*,
    ()
    (), ,-
    residen«e
    house; home

    -;-
    \;-,-:
    (f.)
    domusticateil

    donu^stiiMted
    woman
    of house
    man;

    (I.)
    -,
    ();
    --
    (home);

    \
    .1
    domestic
    to bo II great
    Htay-at-home

    little houKc,
    --
    '
    ' ,,
    {)'

    paltry hut,
    liovel

    ()
    (2.-) small dry
    branches,
    small
    brush w<K)d
    -
    (),
    ,
    |>»'3,

    , (2.-)
    (iliatwooil),
    bush, phrub
    thicket, tliiclc ,
    ,-
    TV
    ^ - (f.) bush, jungle,

    «Tuall
    biLsh
    (—
    wood
    thick

    ju"J-'lt') (
    ',

    -) 6vnl
    iit li

    ; 11-)

    ,;
    ()
    -
    to clean,
    cleans*'

    () >,
    ,
    X praiw,

    «,,
    comiiicinl.
    alioii, eulogy;
    laml, plory,
    , |>,
    (»1',
    (.! I

    to Ix'stow
    \vor.«lilp

    br
    |)raisetl

    ( to (five
    praise

    ()
    (() (render)
    glory to
    truth
    to glory in a
    thing, take , If

    pride in a
    thing, to
    value f)ne*8 -
    -,
    self 11] it

    ",
    , (,
    X ^ast(ing),
    houncing,

    ) , oHtentation,
    brag(ging),
    vaunt(ing)

    ,
    (- )
    praiseworthy
    laudable,
    ,
    ,
    -
    III
    ((> I
    laudative,
    laudatory;

    vain
    eulogistic,
    panegyrical;
    of praise

    ostantatipn
    (conceit)
    ,
    ,-
    -
    ;>
    ()
    1 '
    <)
    *5
    (-
    1121

    |>]>-
    ,
    -
    X praisi'wor-
    thini'SH,

    (
    laudablenertrt

    )
    l-aiuvyrii-

    ()
    1.
    ,
    X
    ,
    () loiniiu'iulefl,
    gloried
    ,
    ',
    X

    -,-
    one, who
    prjiiseil
    [iraiHing,
    CDiniiiencla-
    tion, Pin^riii;^
    '
    |)<>
    >.:',
    <
    (,
    of praiist'

    - |> <

    :
    X postilion,

    ()
    (-'-) {K)sitiian,

    .
    post-lK)y
    to praise,
    glorify,

    comiuond,
    land,
    ',,
    ,{>,

    cry up an
    to cry lip
    |>*'

    ,,
    ([)- ) to praise
    greatly

    [>
    I ,
    one'e Ht'if,
    brag;
    to
    -,
    to be proud
    of a (th^ng),
    to be praised,
    to » lauded;
    to pretend
    ,;
    (),!
    1V22 <'»
    to boast of o:i
    BOH3

    '
    (uie'a riches,

    (, 8:
    -
    )
    t«)

    lio
    me
    hut
    glory in

    a
    lie
    riches

    fit'rvice,

    boasts too
    ;
    ,<
    ,
    U1
    imich of it
    <', {),
    ,
    coniiiierxliT,

    () -
    ',
    laudator,
    laudor,

    ,
    (Milotri.st;

    ,
    (,
    -) ,
    [- (
    (- -[)
    jKiiicgyrist,

    l)oa«ter,
    bnivrrrart,

    bhistorer,
    s\vayu4'rer,
    {)|
    (',
    <^)(',
    1)

    )
    ;

    ,
    () '
    vaingloriois
    , f.)
    person

    praisewor- |-!0|),

    - -
    ) -,
    lamlablo,
    («•.,
    np.
    thy;

    ,
    (,
    X

    ) ' fuUiiijj-jiiill,
    fiillery

    one who
    boasts, ,
    7

    ,
    () toboMt, to
    boaster

    brag
    rj
    ;

    , •
    112:{

    ,
    ()
    ,
    XBatT-(yH), master,
    tMiafltint;

    --
    (iMtantful)
    «'80 ('|)

    (-
    ,-() iaf<ting,

    ;.
    «>.
    -
    -) ;
    iMiafltfnl;
    vain.

    -
    -
    preeumintr,
    helf.

    >.
    -, -
    conc«'ite<l;
    !)rajr>rait.

    ;
    oatentations

    (- ,
    -«-
    Imastfalnees;
    vanity

    -) ,.
    eelfconceit

    )
    (),
    -
    Rtolen;
    catched,
    ()
    ({>

    ,
    taken

    () 8,
    Ht>izing,
    catching;
    continual
    concussions
    (bribery);
    continual
    merceuari-

    (venality);
    haste, hurry
    -
    ()
    ),
    , (-
    ;

    (), -
    brave-fellow
    (chap),
    clever (Ijold, (,
    ),,.
    ,)
    (,
    deft) fellow
    to seize, to
    snatch, take
    catch hold
    of;
    catobintr.
    hold
    grasp

    of,
    ,« .
    «,
    •eiiing
    -

    ( ,-
    ,) of,
    1124
    to calcli hold
    catdi at,
    to H'ize; to
    undertak»';
    on,
    ei:j;
    XW'lin-jl

    ':.-
    (

    Tejm
    J
    r, ;

    ( ) ',
    ,

    to turn one'»
    hand to

    j
    ,

    ' X
    , ; >,,-, hastily, in
    (>

    . ,,
    ;

    ( >)XRU-! rashly;
    haste,

    , - •piirkly
    |>,
    ,
    hravo,
    valiant, '-
    ]
    X
    (a,lv.)

    [
    bravely,
    hold,
    detenr.incd,
    clever

    courajri'«^insly
    cleverly
    -
    ,,'
    ,,
    ,

    ,
    to flaunt,
    cut a

    danty;
    elegantly
    (smartly)
    drtsli;
    to play the
    t.) - ,
    (]))
    dress*
    to boast of,
    to make a
    , |)
    on,

    ,
    display, to

    '
    show «if;
    show ofr, 1o .. . Olt,

    -
    sport
    assistant

    ^«
    J (-'.-), purj^eon,
    barber-
    '
    .) surgeon
    holiday dresfl
    of Ukrainian
    country
    women
    ; —

    - «'
    ]1'.-
    _

    (>|.«',
    -)
    -
    ('.)
    N
    q.i

    U) wlie(4ll(>

    nifimpntary;

    ,
    ,
    -
    ,
    ()

    -
    iiiHtanian»'-

    ) (getting)
    Biiddcn
    () |;
    ,
    (|>. rough; l)eing

    -
    ,
    in agitation;
    waving;
    ,
    «,

    ,
    minute
    moment,
    instant,
    wavy

    while, time
    ,
    -,
    ,
    , , ' ())
    (),
    little while
    (moment;
    littK'(small)
    wr.ve (billow) (-
    Horppntino,

    -,
    , ,-,-
    -^ Miake-weed,
    (.) |)
    -- water-

    - ,
    I'uHtergiant

    undtilutory,

    --
    wavy;

    (),
    (-
    wavelike
    of minute», of
    nioment,
    -,
    niuuienta-
    ,,
    ,
    (. )

    ,
    -
    neous,
    iiionientary;
    uf tiliort
    duration,
    tiansient,
    transitory;
    epliempral,
    fcliort-lived
    "-,
    UB
    -
    -
    () - 11»
    -,
    )
    tiiiiiiilt;

    () HffitHtiotI

    -
    I

    emotion UI«'H, «'.MOH-

    "--
    j

    (- umlulution
    (of waveH)
    I

    lllell (lIB
    mcir

    «-
    -
    )
    * (-
    .)
    (-
    <'<''
    "citation
    ((;)«)
    of the m»a;
    hi^rh W'ii

    of Uiiuda
    )"' UB
    '.4)
    (\>(>-
    1 ,

    ,)
    (.
    )
    (. emotion

    to wave, to
    get rough, to
    be in agi-
    tation; to be
    in com-
    ,-
    ,--
    feT ],

    (-) niotion
    to fluctuate

    ";
    (,
    .)
    to tremble
    *
    , - to wave, to
    Ix! in Com-

    , - ,
    wavy,
    motion

    wavelike;
    waving;
    ,
    ,,
    -
    -
    )
    (,
    watered,
    tabby; (up.
    stuffs)
    tractable,
    yielding
    (),
    '•
    '- *
    ;
    11:

    )
    (,
    .^
    -,
    -
    ', pliable,
    flexible,
    pliuiit;
    ( .:
    ,

    ,
    virgate)

    () ,, to whip,
    lash, Bwitch;
    ().

    (- Htrike;

    ,,
    ,
    fustigate

    )
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    (,
    ,
    Hlaflhinfr,
    bold, ex-

    7 )
    (,
    ,
    )
    -()
    ,
    pressive (np.
    discouree)

    quick;
    prompt;
    Bi>cedy
    to kick, (np.
    ,»<(),

    ,
    (
    (
    (o)hjth the

    ,-
    ,
    )
    -)- ,
    -,
    >,
    ,
    kickahle;
    kicks)

    kickin;:
    K^lf- willed,
    willuj,
    whimeicul,
    5',

    ,. capricious;
    Wayward

    (
    ( , ,
    (2.-) tail

    to to
    Biiifts
    '

    ()
    (adj.)
    (of) tail ()
    to l>e
    wluHtling, to
    whistle from
    time to time
    ,()
    ()-
    ijm -.

    ilr

    hf ,
    )
    (,
    X ] line- Wood
    -
    () of
    ,
    -
    fir (-.pine,
    —•<pi ua') —
    () fir-tree- wood
    --,
    cnjiyc)

    l^f
    -,- 1.«,
    pi lie- wood

    ,
    (- KicltnesH,

    beart-siok-
    (I'lseime

    iiesa; iiieijtal
    di.4eas<>,
    -,
    ,
    VHKH^H',

    dlHea« of
    mind
    ,
    to

    to 1)6
    ufflictHl, to
    ill,

    be

    grieve, to
    to
    Hiclv

    -
    , ,
    ..,
    <>>,
    ()
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    drybraiicl.es,
    l.nisll WOOil;
    ^•llatw<d,
    ,
    ,
    -
    ,-
    small fit ickf
    xRu,KMTHHR dry brandi, 6|';
    |«- (
    -
    switeli

    ,- small (low)
    rush-wcd |>- )

    X
    , made of
    (eoppice)
    |

    '

    ()
    (adj.^ brash-wood
    lon^r-taiUHl;
    liiiviug a
    -,
    ,
    ;-
    ,
    tail, with a
    loH)?taiI

    , (, „ith a
    I
    lon^f

    ) .«; ,, (^-^l

    ,
    MttlingH ,
    '(>) [( 1129

    «-
    »'(;
    | • im,«;rv

    (
    ()
    )
    ,
    )
    ): ,)
    (,
    1«-1
    (1, ;

    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    tlicmbs)
    nii.staki',
    fault, error,
    blunder;
    , ,
    IV
    want,
    «It'fect;
    ficiency,

    ficai"cil\
    ,
    , -
    ,
    ,
    f'lp.
    -
    (coiij), 8>!, if,

    MJion;
    except
    come
    if ^ ;

    ,
    I wiil
    to yon
    without fail,
    <'|»<» milese the

    ,
    -
    rain pn'ventp

    -
    ,
    me from it
    I will fulfill
    >
    |) my promise,
    unless I die

    save with

    (
    , - j

    ,
    it
    cannot do
    niiiess
    help
    you
    me

    ,»''>
    () fierhapfl,
    may Ije
    |),
    Meft
    ()
    11.10

    to shake; ::,
    U) <> '-
    ,.
    waver; to Bt ,
    niove to and
    fro; roc'k,

    , to ,
    rock, swing;
    awing

    ,,",
    to ]
    getting

    -
    ; -
    ;
    ,,,
    ,
    ,
    rough (np.
    eea); to
    waver,
    fluctuate, to
    beunstfatiy,
    to halance;
    to bi' off and
    on; to
    stagger, to

    )
    reel

    (, to make a
    mifltake, to
    be mistaken,
    to be in the
    -,
    -*
    ,{;
    ,

    wrong; to

    ;
    8, make a
    false stroke;

    (
    to err; to go

    (),
    (ran) antrav, ;
    ,
    to be out of

    . ,,
    (
    ,
    the «ay

    );
    to go beyond,
    to outsail; to
    avoid, pass,
    :

    ,,
    ();
    over, escape

    (-
    to overlook;

    )
    ;

    , ,,
    ,
    (,
    »!,
    III

    1!

    )
    tdiU'rinp;
    unsteady,
    staj^gciiiijr;

    tinci'rtuiii;
    failing in
    one's word,
    weak
    ;
    ';
    , ('-
    ,, >-

    - henitatin^';
    wavering
    yielding,
    compliant

    ,
    ,. (- (,
    )

    cunning,

    shifty,
    evasive
    clever,
    ,,
    |>()
    ) .) )
    '.-, -
    - 4fft
    instability,
    instabiencpp;
    uuiieawortiii-

    (
    ) «'-
    ies3
    ,
    ,
    (-, weakness
    (of cliiiracter)
    (
    ,,
    xajMiKTepy)

    , -
    faultv,

    ,
    ifaultfnl,

    ' (),
    ,
    |
    , >
    wrong, faU',
    erroneoUH,
    un.«ound,

    .
    )
    ,
    ( (, to slinke,
    incline, lean

    to incline,
    lK>nd )V< ).
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    an i\'( ).
    I

    to bow
    «' (),
    (),
    tif

    ,( ,
    XllrtiiVTII 11.-52

    (, )
    ,
    III"

    )
    <> niakt>

    fail,
    niisink»-; to

    to avoid
    to fall
    Hhort, to
    miscarry; to
    miss
    ;
    ,
    ,
    |),

    u;? pass over


    (away), to
    set aside;
    evnd(> (np.
    «lilliculty) to
    ;
    (),
    ,
    , -
    <-scafH; from,
    to » passed
    (|«. we are
    passed the
    «ianger)
    to ¥> shaken;
    toHiapger;to , --
    shake a ',
    little, waver, ',
    , ^-
    ()
    to

    to
    \hi

    absent;
    1h>

    ,
    ,,
    to to
    fail;
    Want, to be
    in want, to
    be wantinp:
    (to ail, to
    ;
    ,'
    ,
    ?
    tlie matter
    ( w hat ails
    yon? w hat is
    will») !

    ?
    ?
    -
    tlie matter

    () --; ,, - with you'.'


    room,
    chandler;

    , crop-

    (
    (, ) ,, 8ton'-hon.4'
    houise, hilt,

    stahle
    cottajrp
    py

    ('
    ,
    (2.-) ',
    : ,; 1133

    ravislier;
    ',

    : ,
    plumliTtT,
    pilhii.'cr,
    (
    Itinl of prey; |); >-

    ,
    caii.ivorons
    Hiiiniul, iN'aHt

    Oulj.l
    of prey
    ra|»an'()iis;
    TTt'datory;
    |>,
    |),
    X ,
    ; ^-,
    pilhiirin;.',

    ,
    piiiiulerin^

    rapiwity,
    rapacious-
    piliaj^,
    1),
    U(*c,

    (): J

    room
    '1 under

    ,,,
    of
    (a.lj.)

    TV
    rapaf ioua,
    ravenoas;
    1>,
    pillat'injr,

    ,'
    ,
    I)lnntlering;
    of

    ,
    ,
    (—prey)

    rapacity,
    ({>)

    ' ^
    ;
    raveiiuuH-
    88;

    ()
    lUiSt

    wildness,

    pillagiti)?
    of <;,
    (-
    (jJunderine)
    trilx;8 )
    ()|)
    ()
    «

    )licCOnpll(i!)
    iiiwnip,
    iiickapl
    ,()
    , 1134
    to Jiicconpli, ,]
    ' ;

    ,
    , ., ,
    ^
    !
    hic.Ml,,;
    liickuj., to
    have the

    (,
    -,-
    ,)— ,
    , to til.r.
    luccup

    ,,
    telu-e

    , ,
    tittl'I'ing,

    -, -
    -, to bend, «',
    ; ,
    ( ,, ,
    incline, how;
    «' ,I
    turn, Htoop
    (up body);
    to lean
    to incline,

    ) draw
    It'an, tend,

    ,, , grow
    towards,

    towards,
    <lerline;bend
    (),
    (),
    (),
    ,
    (over), to

    to
    bow, stoop,
    be -
    inclined, to
    l)edi<sposed, '
    , ,
    to yield,
    ,
    ( give in, go

    the day
    down
    8
    (is

    the enn
    «U't'lining
    almost
    e|)ent)
    ( )(
    )
    la

    3; (-goes
    setting
    down)
    11

    to drink

    ,
    (),
    [out], to
    cinptjr (a ( «)

    ,(,
    tasy iH^n.ling
    (bowing,
    — 11,

    ,
    (<1)
    —stooping);
    [)iable,
    yielding
    l)endiiigly,
    etiKipingly;
    bent down,'
    bowoddown;
    in sneaking
    ,
    ),
    ,,
    manner

    ,
    X

    , (iKjTBopa)
    to drii-.k
    all at

    Chimera
    out
    once

    ,
    (),
    () «-,
    ,
    illnsion,

    ,',
    day-dream,

    '
    revery, fancy,
    chimera, ,
    , (-

    (1.)
    raving,
    nonsense,
    idle talk
    fantastic(al)
    (chimerical)
    fictions
    (inventionp);
    faljie stories;
    )
    (

    );(-
    ;
    caprices;

    whims,
    fancies,
    ,-,
    ,
    «> ,
    to talk

    ()
    oddities

    ()
    nonsense,
    to rant,
    ()
    ,
    ZBlfOfin

    1 show

    to '
    (di.«pl;iy)
    caprices
    (
    -
    >(-
    1

    '
    - ., ,-,-
    (cliiiiiiTicui);
    to be
    capricious,
    to havt! a
    capricious
    hninor
    fantnsti(c->ii),
    ),

    (),
    ,
    ,-
    odd,
    eccentric,
    <(';

    )
    chimerical

    (|-
    ,-
    skittieh

    )
    (,
    ;
    ciptious,

    qnarr»
    Sotti;*]!,
    1.4om«';
    aJjsurd

    <liie<'r fellow,
    ',,
    «';
    ,
    ()
    coiniral
    (,)
    ',
    ,
    (droll, funny)
    person,

    )8 eccentric

    '. >
    ;

    fantastical
    (.)
    -
    (whiinsi.-ul)
    ]!»(»,

    -
    nejKOH,

    ,
    ,:
    ,
    person
    fantistical-
    ness,
    whiuisical-

    quwrtioss;
    netis,

    HkitU8lllU>»3
    1137
    [cliiincrically,
    ;
    ,-
    -
    )
    ([>,
    fantastically,
    eccentricly

    comically,
    nnwrlv,
    lidiciilouMly, -
    ,
    ',
    ,
    ,,
    ,

    [)
    (.-,
    1>^1)
    fanov, wliim,
    ,
    ,
    caprice,
    oddity

    (< }),
    ;,
    sorcery,

    |-
    I

    ) , :,|>.
    wiU'licraft;
    charm;
    weird, spell-

    to be
    work

    ,-
    (
    ()
    whimsical,
    to i>e chi-
    morical, etc.
    to practi<'e ;
    -
    -)
    sorcery

    -
    to be
    whimsical
    (chimerical,
    ,
    (,
    ),
    —capricious),
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    -)(---
    etc., to be

    ( -) ()
    self willed
    (wayward),

    to practice

    , soroerv
    '
    I'i

    (>|-
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    ., -,
    |>()>

    1\\1
    ()
    ,
    ,; ]1

    chimerical;

    -(- )
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    (,
    '
    obtainet]
    (jraiiU4l,
    t'ariH'd ) by

    )
    ,11
    |).
    ,,
    \-(- «', «)»,
    ,
    ) witchcraft
    (sorcery)

    «'iiciiantcr,
    wizard.
    warlock,
    coiijun-r
    I
    (cojK-epi)

    .']»
    ,- <"0{.,

    X
    ,
    , ; ,,
    , II
    (-
    witchcraft,

    to Ikj
    witch

    witclicry

    >
    ,- to ail; to
    ill (sick), to 11.1 (),

    , ,' be iudis-
    posi4l; to
    w-cjiken,
    LTdW

    sickly;
    feci lie
    (weak)
    ,
    »,^,
    .
    ()
    {*1-1

    ,
    ,(-
    •
    ailing;
    Idicatc, ill,
    unhealthy
    sickly (dell-
    •catc) man
    , )
    ,,-,,
    '^,
    (-

    ;;
    ^,
    -
    )))
    . .

    .
    I
    I
    poor-spirited
    of iinihin^r,
    Mill; poor,
    pitiful;
    filthy, dirty,
    liUStV,
    s.pialid;
    bad;

    ol>scene
    |)-)-
    ,
    .,
    ,
    ,-
    <',
    , ,
    »' ,
    J^13f>

    -, ,^
    (
    )
    |)
    nickness.

    liavint;
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    (iinweiii
    riiaiif|>erHonj,
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    (.)
    1
    •),
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    ,
    iiniiealtliv

    ()
    *' skill;
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    '.,
    ,
    .-, <i»'Xtcrit_v:
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    ,
    taii'iit, I

    ability,

    :
    '
    aplitiiti»', I

    faculty, «<>,
    caf»acity,

    |>| (') et'iiiiis,

    {
    ,
    innate
    (-
    Clio-
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    ,<>) )
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    ; ,,
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    ) fence,
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    N
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    bulwark
    !o protect, ,
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    '
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    '
    — np fur);
    shelter;

    ,,,
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    defence of;
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    bide

    ehiit in ,
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    ,-
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    , 5'

    )
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    plialdi",
    l<l<ill-l

    '

    ,
    flexible;
    lively

    (,-)
    I
    nnstiady,

    ^>, »'|
    ',
    totteriiij;.

    , I
    ("',
    .
    wavt'iiii);,

    ,
    .

    () ,
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    ,
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    )
    j

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    () (), ',, ,
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    lieollli)
    to pliake; to
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    ,'
    ,«,
    ,,',-
    to H\viii>»

    to inov»',

    «ta^rv'»'!'
    miHtcjuly; to
    tott.T,
    to I If
    -:

    , slialu»; to
    waviT (np.
    swinp,
    sliip),
    balance; - I
    paJti
    |'
    ,
    .. «'.<1,
    1141

    tott«'rin>;,
    j

    1 ,
    ,
    «",
    '
    fitau'irt'iinj;, I

    wavering;

    ' ;;
    ^:
    (failing ill

    '- ,
    Mf)r<l,

    () . ,-, cimnii;|>.

    .|) , cralty,
    aniiil; sliarp.

    ,(, .
    >,
    (); ;
    ,
    <];
    (»|.,
    witiy,

    ."killful,
    deep

    olt'vei-
    ,

    () (2-) : crafty

    ,
    , (|>.
    (artful,
    Made, sly)
    dojr; dotlj^r ;

    to IVH'
    (enlpIoy^
    ;,
    ()
    (-,—
    (—craft, -
    ),
    ,
    )
    plym-ss); to •
    _\
    dfxlp', to act

    (,
    ( --artfully
    — craftily)
    ,
    ,
    —

    -
    cnnniiis:,
    (\{>,
    (1-)
    craft, arifiil-
    ness,plyiii'.4n;
    artifice,

    dealing,
    double-

    «•iiiiiiinpne«s,
    llllftitU'S-
    ,
    ,>
    ",
    ',
    .. -
    tjmktthmh"
    br li(K)k
    by
    or
    criK»k
    ^
    (|',
    1142
    (•IfVt-rm'ss,

    artful fellow,
    .«1-1>«(,
    skill

    sly-fox
    '''.
    ',
    , --
    (^

    -,
    )
    (,
    (2. .-();
    artful (sly)

    «,
    woman
    titt4>r!ll5J,
    te-
    ,
    ,- (c^
    BVMt'H

    )
    (,
    () \\,woolly,
    h»4'

    ,
    --,
    () ,
    ,,,
    , -
    Itraiicliy,
    >-
    (- t\vig>ry,

    ,,
    rumons,
    ramose pt

    —
    to titter,
    ,
    , pijr^rli',

    \\ to laugh
    (it »88'
    to-

    |>-

    -,-
    (iiitcrj.)

    (2. )
    falling or
    l>oim(lin(;,
    (jumping)
    ra|tacious»,
    prr<laii>ry,
    (of) robliery
    walk, going,
    gait, course
    ,
    |),
    ,
    ,,
    ,-
    «'
    KOBJHT,
    (np. of

    man-b,

    move,
    an
    affair):

    pro«v8sion;
    '; ,
    ' ,

    movement
    (pyx);
    bearing
    1

    114

    (; n<»m'-
    ^
    lofty
    (proutl)
    e

    , , ()
    (]) ,

    ,
    tread, Htrp,
    U'aring

    f(M)t-
    St*?p
    ,
    4
    () .silo
    ,
    (2.-)
    (1.) .•'lilttj,

    sidewalk,
    scatdu'H

    foot-path,
    foot -way
    * ',

    '
    ,

    China

    ,;
    ()
    (adj.),
    Cbuicee

    quinine; ,
    >) >
    quina
    t

    chiragra

    ^
    (gout in the
    lianda)
    fliirology
    1|>
    )
    \|
    () -
    - -,-
    3

    (-
    )
    chiromancy

    chiroinan«'er.
    chiroiiiautiHt
    ciiirouiaiu»>t
    ,
    (- (f.)
    ^>8
    )
    ()
    im)HiHitioii

    surgi-ry
    of liunds ^'
    |)
    -
    * Hurj?min
    surgical
    —

    (-)
    1144
    to profit, to
    avail one''
    .
    '-
    X

    ,
    :
    : self of, to
    take
    ,
    '
    X
    )<>
    advantage,
    to make
    of; to enjoy,

    to ]>rofit
    the I'iiio

    weather

    to avail one's
    iw
    )>*?«
    by
    ', ;
    ^'1

    .
    >
    X
    () self of advice

    to en oy
    gooi liealtii

    ,-
    noaec

    ,
    X to ]ios,«ess
    <)|>€. |>«',
    (--) cn-dit, to '

    ill credit uu
    desire,

    ;--
    I

    ;inclination,
    ^',
    ,
    '

    ,
    , taste:

    ,
    wish; will, iciuf,

    -
    (-
    «', niiml;

    )
    ( to have a
    mind for
    ««
    .', ,

    ^ ,
    :divsmal
    depth, abyss,
    chasn.,

    multitude,

    («ri'at)
    abysm

    crowd,
    -,
    , |>
    (|iiantity

    () lM)tluudeS!4
    pit DHT
    !

    ^'
    ) to drink,
    1145
    to
    '
    ,
    (<',
    )- 1»),
    empty
    (a glafl:^)

    ,,
    ( ')

    ,
    '2. KUMliinj;

    (,
    X <1.,
    (1. .
    )
    to
    rplasli, ^jnsh -,
    ,
    ) 1 to sup, sip,
    to J'llt
    SJ)0<)n (u
    n
    I

    (
    ).
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    (, ' liciuid

    to
    (li><ii).

    to lap

    ,
    forth, to
    ,
    ,,
    t-H) <j4sh out, trna
    I
    come out
    with a jrtish, efoni,
    ^l>o4t; to I

    rush; f^lr

    -
    KfH>n I
    ill

    lie
    torrents
    blood
    •jusiied forth |>
    -
    troiatho

    - ); tlip rain
    wound
    came
    I

    |-
    ,-«,-
    -
    HVB

    ,, »*

    ,- ( (>)
    (1.)
    sohhinsr, .s^)l>:
    \\t (pin^r

    to Hih; to

    sol.binps,
    ,
    1,
    down

    wj-ei-

    pob?:
    j

    ''•,

    ,,
    -, -
    VVet'pilitJs;

    ,.
    , ; ', tear*
    |>3

    '8
    to
    :,
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    I

    to drink; to
    . j

    I
    (at with

    ^-
    ,
    ,
    spoon (
    hqntddfeh):
    to In
    fn
    ),
    !i1
    , 4
    siiiackin<r
    ).') of \\ hip
    (
    (|)
    (),
    ()
    .,
    \vliij>.
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    (),1>
    (-) -Wiillowtr

    ,
    -(, ») fellow
    w retell

    ,
    ,
    ,

    )>

    -)
    ('.
    ().
    "!
    ^
    to splii>li,
    Hpiinl^lc; to
    ( '

    '
    (
    (-
    '
    bri'ad; (loaf)

    aimiiMiiitioii
    bread
    <^\>;
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    «
    {>

    ()' to jiiit out of


    bread > OB

    — bi4>ad
    '- and ', -
    salt,
    llOHJ"! |) -
    '-,
    -,
    small loaf
    (of bn-ad^
    t iility

    ( »)
    )
    ,(,
    loaf

    to (1 (supply,

    ,
    funiii-h,
    Stock, store) CTUtjCTOBp)
    with bread;

    ') *
    tOgivo (to (7
    eend bread ,
    '
    X
    47
    ( (,
    «-
    )
    ()
    soil
    (. ),
    ,
    tlirty, \<>

    .
    spot) wit 1

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    «
    to flatter.
    {:<-
    ,
    pycophiint;
    , '-
    to pli':;.-c, to

    ,,|'-
    ,
    ., <>-
    L'latity,
    Haii.-fy,
    lnuiio'(u)r

    (
    (
    )
    )> )!^
    slic is

    licrs. T
    foml
    of licarin;:

    ll.itterp.1
    '«'|1
    >
    noMt'i)3

    (-.1)
    of) cot
    1)!(1;
    11

    f»TtiIt' ill
    («irii; h-rtilc;
    llfM
    () '.
    () ,
    «»
    <',
    -'
    ()|
    ,

    Ir.crative

    coni-niarkot

    coni-yraim-
    , -»'-
    ,
    1

    •_'!«';
    public

    .«ton--liouse.«
    corn-trade
    »^
    («,
    -|)
    ()«- corn-
    morcbant
    corii-iactor,
    COIll-
    ,
    ,-
    ->-
    --
    ohanjllcr
    2> fertile year

    a country
    (-
    () fonilo in «|)
    corn
    n-48
    lucrative
    1'( —em-
    ployment)
    bread-tree,
    artocarpiis,
    !

    )
    ()>
    ,
    -,
    >
    (-

    { brea<l-frnit
    tree
    cereal plants
    ()
    ,() -
    -
    abnn<1nnt in

    - com
    having
    (-bn-ad) ( |)

    (,
    plenty of
    corn(-l»rt'ad) (')
    ,«'
    )
    illefritiriiate. ,

    -
    natnral

    ) --
    ,:

    - -
    - l)iuitar<l,
    love-cliibj

    illegitimate
    ;

    '

    j
    <>,
    <'.

    ,
    )
    (lanphter
    }>-
    (, (),
    foster-father,
    mirwr,
    nourislier
    -
    , ({»)
    (;:.-:),

    -
    <>4-
    (|,
    )
    (),
    benefactor

    ,
    (-),
    -)
    (, (
    caterer;
    (purchaser,
    purveyor,
    buyer)
    ,(,)
    () ^«nefactreee
    |>-
    .-, foater-
    1149 »
    --
    , -
    -
    inother,
    friiiTyHKa, fost<T4lam, «-8,
    furtl«T-nurse, Hfjic,

    1
    (-
    (hojh.)

    ,
    cat*-'rer. tXUTVXt^y,

    .
    ,
    )
    - ,,,,-<>-
    (f )

    «*1<',

    faruier;
    (buyer)

    master
    (')

    If

    -
    () plough mail,
    tiller,
    -
    ,»'-
    ,
    iiud band-

    aerlriilturiHt,
    a;:ri(.'iiltor;
    man ;

    -
    «>- toftnploy
    -'
    iM'u^iant

    helf
    •
    with (to4>e
    ftnjtloycd on)
    ()
    «'
    (-
    ^

    ^ ;
    lni.sl);uulry
    (a)rriciiltnre),
    »),-
    ,
    to cultivate
    (to till) the
    ground, to
    give One's
    ()
    self up to
    jignculture an
    ]><5 'uirrner'a
    witu;— or: ;-
    -
    |

    '

    woMiun Mho
    •
    f 1 1

    ,
    ;:ive9 herst'lf '

    up to agri-
    culture
    tillable.
    (adj.) aniMi', tilth; )',
    <>l ploughing 1

    1
    ) )

    (>|>(»
    <)|>
    II.V)

    ], [' ,
    ' ', ->,
    arable '

    '

    1>,'1-1<, ,

    tilth
    (>|(1 implcMictit.s
    (<>|)-
    « of
    ploii^iiiiij?
    .(-
    <|»<
    '^
    -
    t<Ht|,>>

    a^riciiltnn',
    iiO ...!;
    *-,
    -
    tillage, tilling

    <|>-
    *
    '()
    (ailj.)
    a;;riciiltiinii;
    (arulory
    fertile,
    fertile in
    corn
    ,
    (),
    >; ejwTopi

    ( atAble, stall

    sty

    (of) stable '


    ()

    ,()
    (adj.

    ',;
    mail,

    ]*easant,
    male

    ,[
    MeU,

    -
    rustic

    ;
    yontli. lad, I
    :(), ,
    fellow
    ,
    (()
    f>'!f,
    lx)y,'lad;

    '|,
    rtoft,
    male chil<l

    ) ',- to take
    from,
    l>reatli 6}'

    ( to ]mt out of
    breatli

    bn'ath fails
    pet
    trie; I
    out of breath,
    |>
    ; |,
    it taken

    breath from
    III»
    1151 .
    ,-
    |''.
    wiiu,
    woman
    ,,
    ,<
    m-ai'HTc

    .»-

    , .,
    |H>ll(4intH,

    '

    1>8
    .
    lH4»I.lf,
    |M>puiat4',
    |NipnUcy;
    |H'!isaiilrv,
    riistUMty.
    Muu

    ,,
    »
    <><-() of jteaeaiit;

    churlish,

    to be in

    (childisli)
    nietic,

    h^n8h
    bnyisli
    ,
    ()
    ,
    |>-

    -.
    -,•
    agki, to be ii

    boy
    boy; lad ,
    ,
    bif^

    () ' ()
    ,
    (,(1'.-).

    )
    little
    boy

    (), , ,
    ;
    (adj.)
    -,
    inf&ntine,
    childieh

    .
    .
    ;
    ,
    <-()
    infantile,
    puerile; (of)
    .

    whipping,
    .

    fustigatiun;
    *'<*y

    -
    ,;
    ()

    whip;
    pmii«bment
    witli rods;

    1»**,
    flogging,

    baetinado,
    ,
    ,
    »-
    (•,
    ,()
    1152 '
    -(>|
    -(
    Htreet-

    :<
    (.)
    WHJker,
    StnitTIJM't,
    proHiinte
    fliluroiid :
    rTfxiMUt'T,
    1>«-
    >,
    )
    II (a<ijj
    (liiorui(e)
    (|«1
    ()
    -()
    ]>4>- chlorotic

    chlorophyll,
    |
    ])(-

    (green
    colowng
    matur of the
    leaves and I

    gUkt parts

    ( -)
    ()«> of plants)
    I

    -
    ,
    ! —
    iluroforui

    to whip, to
    lasli
    .1(|())|

    8
    '!»:
    dashing
    {)
    ,
    -,-
    -,
    (^);)
    of water,
    fallmg into
    water
    8pla.«liiiijf,
    Bprink!in<.'
    ,
    ,,
    -
    <>>

    ()
    -, to Bplapli, to
    iimh, to
    tiprinkln
    (about)
    (;
    )
    to ,, ,
    Hplatter,
    »|>
    to ,
    Tj

    '
    atNMit
    to epiaeh «<'()
    (dae)i) ill MaTfp
    water

    \ to xpla^ii

    \
    , (
    -'.-)

    -'.-),

    «-
    111.

    f.

    )
    ^tenm
    ,(-
    )
    of
    |>, {*-
    rain; raln-

    to flow (run)
    tlowii, () ,
    |>
    • ,
    ,-
    (,
    tiicklt! down
    cliittcrrmg»,
    tripo, gut
    '^, far

    (,
    d«4JoXH,

    V
    }()
    >,

    ,
    ^,
    , (of

    ,,
    (
    ;
    )
    hi.leah ibwh-
    piiie,

    «)«>|-
    inner
    wptiini
    (in fruits)
    -(*:,
    eeuTOM

    (), « ,, to grow

    ,-
    Wralv,
    <*,
    ' >; ftvblo, to BOHS

    ) , we» ken, to

    Hflf
    wear
    out; to
    sicken
    ,
    )
    to flow, run
    l«lowu) « ()
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    .
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    w

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    1164
    gush out
    (-forth),
    :
    01
    (
    r

    come out
    witli a gUHh, ,
    , BE

    brei'k fortli,
    8p(tUt, to ,|>(
    rush, pour
    in torrents;
    to hurry,
    ,,
    ()
    run, rush,
    (up. rrow(l)
    rainy (or:
    fluowy)
    ,]-
    )
    ((
    weather;
    showery ,»Bt

    ()
    weather,
    wet \veather
    '
    ,,
    (, ) to knock,
    clap, crack,
    snap, to
    Biam (np.
    <<,
    ,,
    )
    the to
    shut a door
    with noise —

    ,
    () -
    )-
    to clap
    hands, to
    npphiud
    to crack a
    (

    )
    whip

    ,,
    ,
    to whip,
    (', lash,
    fiistifmte,cut,
    Htrike, epank
    , »,
    to cut (to give
    a cut) acro86
    (
    the face
    with whip
    9
    (-)
    1155
    rain (winti) ) (),
    ((, () cuts tlie fuci-

    |>
    rain pours
    in torrents |>
    .,,
    )

    flow; gush ,
    (' ())
    - the blood
    comes out
    witlia ffush, ,
    !! blood flows
    copiously
    expresses a

    ,,
    ) (, )
    Btroke
    (blow,

    —()
    (interjection knock, hit,
    of ehock)

    plilegm,
    mucus,
    pituite,
    ,
    ,, -
    -,-
    (- ) cloud
    humour
    multitude, -,
    ,
    ,
    (
    (,) crowd, great
    number,

    clouding
    cloudiness
    Bwann

    ,
    ,
    ,
    to cloud, Tjr
    become ())
    (grow)
    ()
    ,-
    cloudy, to
    be (to
    become)
    overcaet, to
    look over-
    cast, to
    darken
    —

    | R
    ((;')
    CM
    llofi

    to grievo,
    mourn,
    to
    I

    ,,|,
    yi«'l<l
    -
    sorrow, to be
    |)
    .
    (

    Sinl (.soriow-

    |(), lul)

    (,
    I

    I
    rloiidy,
    overcast;
    jjlooiny, ,, -
    < 1
    :
    ( :|><<
    Jowering; of

    it
    clond
    clou.ly

    of cloud,
    to-day
    <
    -
    ;^
    . ,
    U3

    (of) rain ()
    rain-droprt '-})(:
    ))-

    -
    () -
    «'<'
    ,
    '-
    tlic master
    of clouds,
    (..)
    lieavyshciwer
    \\ater-.4]>uut
    f»f liopa,
    '
    i'UUC, ()

    -
    (of) bop ran
    cultivator of
    liops

    -
    brewi'd witn

    (, intoxicating,
    inebriating
    liop

    ', -
    ran

    ,(;
    !

    tii)sy, drunk,
    in li<juor

    Imp-field,
    liop-groun<l,
    ,
    -,
    -, -
    ,

    liop-gardeii
    one bop-
    plant; the
    branch or
    tendril of
    ,;
    -
    hops
    () -' -,
    1157
    hop-bind,

    flower-biKl
    -
    |)-
    «'

    £ hoiw

    )
    ()
    to hop,
    brew with
    ran,
    :
    () to make- ly
    hop

    {
    -,
    •«
    drmik

    of hop(9),
    made of
    ,-
    ran(c),

    8{;
    hope,

    -8-
    -
    of hops
    hop(8); (),
    flower-buds

    )(-
    of hope
    inu^xieating
    drink

    -
    ,
    ,
    ,) (- hitoxication,
    iijebriety,
    inebriation

    to scowl,
    frown, knit
    - ,,
    ();
    (one's brows)
    to V»ristle up

    ( )
    tlie feathers,
    (np. birds)
    to prow
    cloudy, to be
    overcaPt, to
    grow dark
    (gloomy,
    dull-browe«l)
    !

    1
    ,
    ,
    ('
    ^^

    ])
    ( ; ,-|
    ) to
    1158

    (crow)
    aiipry, fall
    ()
    <

    !
    €
    into a

    ,, , ,,,^
    -; become
    dissatisfied
    (ill-pleaseil)

    dark, dull,
    overcjiet,
    murky (np.
    ROM

    >-

    ()
    ()
    () ,,
    ,
    -,
    weather);
    cloudy,

    sad, gloomy,
    black-
    looking,
    somber,
    sombre,
    -
    ,
    , sullen

    ,,-
    dull-browed,
    saturnine;
    cross,
    morose, cop
    surly, stem,
    dull, sorrow-

    (
    ful, sorry,
    melancholy
    he looks on
    gloomily, ,
    --
    :

    he has a

    )
    )()-
    (;,
    gloomy look
    with morose
    (btem, cross,
    sad ) looking
    eyes; black-
    looking,
    dull-browed
    tohangdown
    '

    one's head
    in a.Btate of
    oppression
    .
    ,,
    ,
    1159

    ,
    ;
    (,
    -
    ,-
    sullen
    (,
    Ill()O^^^,

    man;
    ),(-
    ,
    '-

    -)
    grumbler,
    growler

    sullen, sulky,
    morow,
    ,
    , ,
    ,
    -()
    (.: )
    -
    -,
    pet'visli; ill-

    ,
    humourril,
    ill-tern pre* I;
    grumbling , - -

    ,
    I

    tlwarf-fliler
    (.)
    ^

    (.
    );
    )-
    '2.-) snout ;

    V
    trunk
    );
    (
    proboscis (
    fishing- *-
    ', -

    .())
    tackle,
    fishing net
    platttnl
    ()
    (plaited) of
    twigs
    tuft, crest;
    (ro.ls)
    , ,
    '-,
    -,
    (, -
    copple-

    '())
    crown, top-
    knot,

    )
    chaplet (np.
    of peacocks)

    ( (2.) bringhig up;


    breeding
    (or: rearing)
    (
    «)
    (, ) (of cattle)
    (hob)goblin,
    bogj-
    (),
    >
    ><) -
    ,
    lino
    foHti'i'-son -
    ((

    (
    )
    <)1>)
    -,
    lib

    )
    pupil

    fine who
    (conceal-)
    liultf»
    Tj raft;
    ruMcivi

    :: };,
    lliULSl'lf
    *,
    ,( -
    -
    )
    (a.lj.) concealing
    brought lip; an

    -
    tamnl

    ^ foster-
    daughter; ]
    \ pupil
    '-
    -.
    lii(ling-pbK4j

    ();-,- hiding, -,
    ('1
    concealing,

    (»|>,
    '1)0;
    , >)
    conservation,
    «reservation
    I:eeping, ,
    , ]
    ,(>
    ,
    !-afekeej)Inp

    ('
    (]),
    !>nryinfr,
    hurial,
    ',
    6epHej
    iio\ojtoii4 funeral,

    >
    '[]
    interment;

    -,-,
    !()
    ceremony
    breeding
    (rearing) of

    *^
    (-
    '.
    )
    XojMiIlH-
    to hnn-,
    cattle

    inter,
    inhume
    ,,
    ( )
    \
    to liule,
    conrcMil,
    eecretf ,
    in cono»'al-
    ,
    ,
    ' ,-
    ,
    ZOB3K1lft

    «'.,

    ment; to put,
    put away,
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    --)
    (,
    lofk away,
    lock up,

    to take care
    stow

    of; to ke«p,
    )'\';
    ,-
    »
    ,*.< »);
    !,

    ,,
    ook after; to

    ;)
    {
    -
    guard; Have
    to bring u|>,
    tram,
    —
    , ,

    -'
    educate; to
    breed, n-ar,
    [] ,

    -, •
    (np. cattlo,

    skating-
    etc.)

    *-
    ,
    ( )
    ground;
    ekatiug-rink

    to slide,
    slip, glide ,
    |>,
    ^,pUUK
    .\ to skate

    ()- glazed frost,


    |-, »
    (,
    )
    XOB3R.1

    8
    rime

    slippery road

    ( slippery

    tfilkativ(>,
    loquacious,
    unri'serveii;
    indiscreet
    ,
    ,
    »
    ,
    .,,
    (prt.
    )-(,-)-,
    (-
    (;-,
    1»'',.
    110'.'

    to 1(1(>, slip,
    gliilu ,,/

    ,())
    (.
    (\),
    SilN-riun
    niannnt,
    popher
    to bridle
    Map.ifoT
    i'oikJki

    (;!>,
    )
    1

    () to whip,
    ,,':
    «",

    ,,,
    lash, fusti-
    prat*', Bwitcli
    <.» walk; piing;

    . -
    ; ()
    ;(|)-
    step; puce;
    stride

    expiration
    |,|-;
    (( ,» to walk

    > ]
    slowly, to
    walk with

    ( shortstops

    [(
    ,]
    to walk with
    liai-tr steps
    [with lonj?
    strides, rapifl

    (
    ( (- to
    strides]

    walk a
    horse
    BOS

    ) to run faster
    [sooner]
    $-
    []
    () moccasin
    ,
    )
    (6u«t)

    '
    Itatit

    \«>
    ,
    (, (1 wulker, ]),
    -
    ,
    ,
    wttlkfr;
    -^--
    IKtKI

    -
    -(,,
    , '-
    ,

    (f.) (.',

    walking,
    foot-
    iiK-HHt-ngcr;

    scout

    ,
    ,
    att'Pj

    () -
    \«><'«,
    \
    ) _'(1111)
    l.uciiiK (up
    and down)

    to Malk, RO,
    U'll

    <', ,
    l>tri.le, [|»,
    inovoalonKl

    , - to walk arm

    1»)
    in arm

    ,
    (-
    )
    ()
    to frcipu'iit,

    to

    to
    1<
    :<
    visit

    after,
    to attend,
    ,,,>
    <>
    lup. the
    ihildren] ; to

    to (attend a

    \vnit
    I

    on a
    liatit'Ut,
    alter a
    iirrse

    a lent,
    I

    look
    ,
    , []

    )
    patient

    (
    to wear
    [clothee] [8
    ;

    t
    11 (_
    it « Haiti HT
    (ruiii(i(n)ro<l) (pjMi|.;i
    tlu'ie n <' '
    talk (n port],
    u '-
    '', irt
    [pillOHpT!,
    pUIOHpT

    (>
    W't eiT ertpn

    (|«.--
    )
    itis^'ivi'ii
    [

    to

    "Iral
    — rt'|»orU.4lj
    Jlct
    iipriiilitly,
    jilainly,
    to Ixliavi'
    out

    to
    *

    ^
    ^
    '
    113 I'UB<
    ^'

    » well iu an
    one's
    (
    lo be
    nr-trnam
    atfair

    )-
    «| 1111

    ,
    1
    \\ ifli
    Wltll 1
    «
    I.
    lill.li, >

    lo be fiijjr
    V ill cliild,

    .
    <

    lo be in tlie
    1'.
    'lily way
    to uit(work)
    (}
    }
    (() ^
    indepeihlciit-

    to tremble,
    shiver,
    waver
    ly
    []
    ,)
    , ' ,
    , ]) ,
    way, road;
    () course; ;,
    (|»-
    niarcli; path
    ',
    |.'
    iKrr[t

    ,
    transition,

    [: ;
    luarcli

    , >;';
    (}!- party; train

    -')
    of W:>sr<jons
    or sledges

    bapL'r.f.t»,
    baggagi'-
    train
    ;

    11
    , -
    \<> )
    (»'|»-
    1
    (wrridor:
    trallerv
    ,'
    »'|,
    \<() ' f tram»',

    (, > )|\)

    )
    ()
    (')-
    up.
    fair,
    I'uvonrobb'
    ^, - -'
    \(|(», Roinptllp
    ]) til»'
    [rivLT] to
    Htn-aiii
    []
    an cTjiiM

    iu\ (to [cUi'll]


    pprawuj

    ) liaviuir fino
    []
    [
    Htep
    (up. [loIlL'l
    [stride, i»a»4'l [«,
    '],1>*
    []
    haviiiKgotMl
    walk

    ,
    {i-Miti (»'1
    ('
    ,
    lt!i>)y walker,
    baby
    to walk)
    \(!!1 walkiiijr,
    Koiii;; alxnit,
    pacing nil

    ,
    ii|>

    ana duwu
    *,
    (-)
    walking,
    going
    miffratory
    wandering,
    strolling; not
    ',
    ',
    foiiii*

    used tO
    settled

    walking
    [going],
    aocnstomcd
    ',
    HUT
    -
    to walking
    1166
    :
    —

    -,- ',
    ]
    - , ] [cholera- 1
    [>-

    ] --
    (udj.)
    trholeric, of
    choleric

    .
    I
    , (—)
    —
    constitution

    of cholera,
    choleric
    to shake;
    rock, swinp
    _
    ,
    ,
    , }
    to swing, to

    to shake; to
    rock

    ,
    , ]>:
    TV

    ,,
    r
    waver

    ()
    ),
    hill, hillock

    (,8,()
    (
    COollK'i^S,
    cold,
    coltluf.s.-

    h
    to be chille«l
    with cold /
    ) to chill,
    ,,-^
    (- freeze; to 1)

    I
    cold
    am taken
    with a coM

    great
    shiver

    ) {[ <

    []
    ,|>
    cold(r.osa)
    little
    cold(neR«); - J

    coolness,
    • freshness
    ,
    \n

    []
    --
    ['
    1167

    pelatme
    cold soup of
    pot-herbs
    with fish;
    ,
    -
    .
    cold dish of

    ',,
    kvaps an<l
    hash; (kvass
    a kin<l of
    soft drink

    - ,
    [. .] asparagus

    to cool, to

    make
    chill, to
    cool;
    to refrigerate '
    , -

    -
    []
    []
    ',
    to

    shady,
    grow cool
    [—cold], to
    cool, to

    shadowy
    sunless,
    freeze

    shaded
    [thick,
    '[—],
    ,
    '
    [,
    ,

    ,;
    •
    ,

    bushy,
    branchv, np.
    forest]
    -,',
    lock-up,
    prison,
    arrest;
    for arresteil
    ,>
    |*
    '-
    person at
    police-office
    by tribunal
    of a volost,

    ^ I
    [district of
    several
    vili..ges in
    Kassia]
    oiiM, frost,
    gat
    1<1[8]
    ,
    >, [;]
    [ , 1168
    fresli;

    fresh [cool]
    cold

    water
    , [,
    -,
    [
    ]
    [,
    [2.]
    ice-house,
    ice-cellar

    ',
    -|
    1>(>|)«

    - >-
    refrigerator,

    {-
    refrigeratory,
    frigeratory,'
    -,
    ,-
    --
    -
    () lock-up
    house,
    guard-house

    ,,
    .,

    ,
    quite cold

    coolness,
    coldness;
    indifference

    ,(-
    -
    ,
    indifference,

    - coolness

    )
    f-

    If .'

    - --) (o

    to

    (
    grow
    cool (-cold),
    to cool
    grow
    colder
    —
    coolly,
    cooler)
    '

    ,
    ;
    f
    (—),
    fpOB

    (—

    - , -)
    (- coldly;
    indiflerently

    Ho,

    coldish,
    rather cold,
    ( —cool) (--)
    , —

    '\- (adv.)
    llfiO

    ratlior coolly
    {—coldly),
    coldishly
    '),
    (

    0040 fresh neaa


    ()
    ,
    (coolness) of
    the weather,
    shade,
    shadow;
    place covered
    ,
    , -
    with shadow
    common
    (, '.) a-paragua;
    (asparajius
    otlidnalie)
    winter pants
    of thick
    cloth
    gelder
    the leg of a

    (—
    -; Thomas
    hoot

    ()
    ) ;- horse-collar;
    hame

    hamsier

    to catch;
    overtake
    — weed

    ()
    -- ,,-
    chorus

    |>()-
    )( choral
    church-
    music, plain

    choral, of
    chant
    ,
    chorus
    \<>*)]> chorography

    )]
    !
    —

    M>im
    '
    clioir,

    sick,
    1170

    pa
    1
    ,
    -,
    XOftHCT

    ()]>,
    clioriHt,
    (•hori.«tei',
    ciioniH-
    fiiiijnr
    -
    ()1>,

    X
    to ill
    (sick) ( »
    (>> to Hj)C';ik
    thick
    1
    x(>|)orta sickncHs,
    illness;
    (<'
    ,,
    ',
    (-) ^ickly;

    --
    |
    miliealtliy,
    vah'UKlinary,

    brave;
    morbid

    valiant;
    .,)
    -,-
    ',
    pa Hunt
    hravery; .'
    , .,

    valofn)r;

    ,.-
    () . ,
    pallaiitry

    (|) sickly;
    delicate,
    nilinp

    | ness;
    unhealthi-

    weakness
    party oi
    (lancers;
    round (lance
    with musical -
    accompani-
    ment

    :
    ( )>)
    choroprajdiy
    J ;

    {)
    ()())
    xojHiMa bniltUnjr,

    llOUHi',
    1171

    oilifice;

    manor,
    mansion, a
    ,
    ',
    ,
    ,,
    large house

    |>-(2-) entrance-
    (of wood ^
    >-<
    () 1. hall,

    , ,

    | ,
    vestibule;

    ()()
    (, ) house;
    pa-Si^age

    hut
    ,
    ,
    cottage,

    ,
    protector,

    .^ |)
    defender
    lo protect,
    defeu«l
    patronize, to
    ,>:
    ', - ! guard, watch
    (lod forbid 1

    () to hide,

    «, conceal,
    to ,,
    ,
    -
    (
    ;) -
    keep in

    to
    conceulmeiit
    bury

    inhume, to
    inter, ,, - ,
    ,,
    ,
    sepulcliri'

    -,-
    >|
    good, fine;
    honest,
    l)ravf
    *.
    »
    ,
    \
    () l)eautiful;
    liandsome;
    fine
    ,
    10,
    -, well, very
    (— , (,)
    { <».
    well;
    (adv.)
    well, good)
    \() a handsiume
    I man
    1172 ((
    ,,
    J,

    { <> iiiakefiius
    to adorn; to
    trick (up)

    to trifk
    one's self
    ,
    (
    «',

    |>
    <
    out, to evt
    lip for a Lx.'au an
    !
    --
    ,• |:
    1
    to grow
    haudaome(r) ((

    () ^?n•yhoun<^,
    gaze-iiomul,
    ,
    hare-hound,
    harrier;
    sporting-dog

    grey-hound
    — bitch
    {'
    -,
    ») reji

    )-,
    -- ,
    ,
    ;,-<
    flag, banner;
    colours;
    1.
    ) .ensign,

    -
    (•-'.

    standard;

    (2. -)
    gonfalon
    a (4'rtain
    detiichnu-nt
    (division) of
    X.

    '
    '
    ()
    , ,
    soldiers |>
    (of) flag, (of) .',

    -) ,
    (a.lj.) bannar,
    (of) standard

    cornet,
    ( ensign (in
    «' (

    - - (),
    the Cossack
    cavalry),
    standard-
    hearer
    water- rail
    .|>-
    (
    '(;
    >
    , (2. ) ',', |,
    ,, -
    1173

    adviintntn',
    gtxxl,
    ,,
    ,() ,
    II
    u.-e, utility,
    ,
    ,-
    |., gnin,
    () intcreat

    «- uaeful,
    prohtabb», ,
    ,

    , (•erviceable,

    ,
    (])
    - , (),
    , ()
    ,
    (adv. J at least, at
    the very
    pood

    leaat

    ,(
    (
    ,
    -,
    ,
    ,' ruj>H-
    ,(),
    ,
    although,
    though,
    grant«'d
    (that); (to
    ,
    ();
    nvT
    (conj.) put it mildly,

    )
    ,
    to put it at a
    low figure)
    (al)thoHphhe () ()
    ,-
    ,
    -
    tiu,
    6fm-p,
    (may) 1)
    i^iu)rant,
    «"- althonph he
    ; may not HOB

    ! ,,
    ;
    know

    ) ,
    ' -.- anything
    wish, will,
    desire,

    velloity,
    volition
    ,,()
    , ,;
    ,(
    ;'
    CTt'H-

    ,-
    ( )
    slight desire

    to wish,
    de>jir<>,
    (for); to
    long
    1)
    ,
    ();
    ),
    ,
    willing

    '-
    ;-
    T

    I
    do what
    I
    do what
    ,
    1 rhoosi'
    , <
    1174
    willing or
    unwiliiii}.',
    xox
    op

    ,
    ,
    or
    will nj? op

    willinf]^ or
    1
    not, will be
    ho
    op
    !
    unwilling
    but pay yon
    must
    :!ii}

    ,"
    ,, ,,he that
    will not
    when he
    niay, when
    ,,
    ,() ()<

    ho fain would
    shall have

    ,
    ,,
    " ,, grasp
    nay"
    all,
    lose all"
    ,, ,
    () to wish well
    to

    * to have a
    mind
    wish, long
    ,to, to
    Bum,
    ;

    -
    ( ()
    , ()
    I

    (I
    for, to he
    desirous, to

    am

    strong wish)
    make
    '
    desire

    desirous
    have a ((
    ,-
    (]
    1

    ,
    to his
    acquaintance

    (; (f.)
    bustard,
    field-duck

    ()
    ,
    (.)

    (^, -
    «>:)
    scoop, ladle (•, '
    :

    '
    -,
    ),
    IT,
    op

    MtUT
    ,
    -,-;-
    (.)
    -'
    ,
    ' 1)>,
    —'
    |',
    .*
    -,
    ".--
    (f.)
    •ar-\vi;r,

    to brave,
    summon up
    all
    i^arage; (to

    one's
    to

    l>oaHt of
    ^

    ()
    , () --
    courage; to
    l»oast, brag

    -
    [,
    ()*' (2-) small not

    ".
    ," ,
    ,' cabbage-

    cabbage-
    aoUd

    heads

    leaves

    ,
    () (2.-) temple.
    church

    1,
    "
    , -
    [> (-
    ) (-
    -)
    patron
    Saint's (lay

    - .
    ,
    ',
    () ,
    dedication
    day; parish-
    fair; country-

    to limp,
    wake -
    ;
    ;-
    .
    ,
    ))
    )
    - ,()
    |».
    (nepeHocHf):
    halt; walk

    to sin.
    lame

    trespass»,
    transgress,
    offend
    .
    .
    -
    ,
    ,
    .
    -
    limping,

    '
    [,

    ,
    halting;
    claudication,
    lamenesH

    hoof-sicknes.*-
    , -
    ,

    -' I
    ( 117rt

    biiililint;, ,
    XfWMJRn

    room,
    etruftim';
    , euap
    apartment
    ' («
    (virtitor) at
    patron
    Saint's day,
    |> «?)

    ^ue.st at
    parisli-fair -^
    of b'mple, of

    '
    churcli; of
    patron
    ,
    |>
    OB
    J

    ])
    of porieh-

    Templar,

    ^;
    day,

    Knight
    Templar
    fair
    ,
    ,:
    k

    claudication
    U

    I
    I!

    n
    -
    *
    (| 8- pHTu;
    lamo animai.e

    celebration
    of a patron
    Saint's tiapr,
    - <

    -
    <5|-<
    celebration
    of a itarLsb-
    fair;
    -; ]

    -
    (celel)ration
    of a country-
    I wake) :

    xpaBfjaani to celebrate
    (to feast —
    to Bolenmize)
    a )iatron
    )
    )—
    Saint's day
    —parisli-
    %
    is
    (

    fair) (-(
    )

    , , ,,
    X
    ,{
    to
    1177
    fi-art, TV
    XJMn

    ,
    fflfhrate,
    <)|>,
    ,

    ,
    L'uafiT-

    (-
    ) , «oleiimize;
    to take a

    ;_'1,
    holiday

    cu.>'t<Kliaii;
    warder, ,1'<'-
    ,
    ,
    1'|)-*'|

    ',
    -
    ktt'iier;
    roH!4»rval«r
    (•iiardian

    ;
    angel,
    -
    -
    ,
    ,-
    1^
    oil

    X —
    tntt'lary

    to

    ;' ,
    presenv;
    angt-l

    keep; ,, <5
    ,

    ,
    -- •

    :;
    \|> to k(H?p a

    (
    pccret
    icxl ]»rusjerve
    (have) you,
    >8,
    ()
    - \|>)
    \

    (
    (led keep

    to observe
    the com-
    you

    mandments
    Wlft'

    -
    ,, ()
    (•

    lie angry
    ',
    [- pleaned
    (or: dis-
    ,
    ()
    -
    -;
    -
    UV-

    he
    with me,
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    liave said;
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    ;
    (
    RT

    ,-
    )
    animosity t(j

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    &)
    - ,
    owee me no
    good- will,
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    [
    -)
    what I have
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    78
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    frozi'n
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    nmd
    rough,
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    (np.
    stale
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    Miuriiij» man
    ,
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    '
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    momitainf)
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    spinal
    (vertebral)
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    emits
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    1179
    vcrti'bnitf*!

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    maid of
    ]l()lK>(u)r
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    t-word
    a
    (of
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    to
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    be

    litth'
    baptize

    baptizinJ
    cross
    ])',

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    (
    afTliction
    holv <, [>,

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    the bars of a 6
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    croeev^ire;
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    «

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    (
    -
    1180
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    thin<? cross-
    TV
    <'
    -
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    ^: '1

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    |'
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    to
    onr

    faiiltH

    to
    1»
    11])'^

    ]
    and
    infirmities
    with

    kni<:}itfvl,
    } ,- TV

    -
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    witli an

    ',
    '

    -
    onler
    — in tlie form {>
    of a crosH,

    -
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    (
    crosswise
    cross-armed <;-
    )
    XJH4.'TitTO

    ^ font for

    {)
    ()
    (-
    (pi.)
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    (christeninjr)
    childrtii
    baptism,
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    a private
    ,])
    }'
    christening

    ]>
    |><' baptismal

    ,'
    baptist
    if
    |)- John the

    )
    >

    ,
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    ()
    ^
    to Imptize, to
    cliristen
    (1 8.
    2.

    to
    witli
    to
    mark
    a crop?;
    out I
    ,|.
    KDOC
    1181

    ,() :
    to t-laml

    )
    )
    podfather
    (-godiMother)
    to etand
    {—
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    one's
    . self,
    for

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    (
    X
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    to be
    baptizi-d, to
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    -
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    >- 1
    ) to be
    chripteiied
    waiat, loina; ,(;)
    (2.-)

    ,
    (reiiis)

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    {)1
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    (of) croes;
    of baptism
    procession
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    ^ofimotlier
    of crosd

    {
    () ,
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    : «
    ({()
    |)
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    a brotlier by
    exclianpe of

    crusade;
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    crotises

    cruise

    ,,
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    ) extractafrtfm
    of all
    kinds of
    writers,
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    thy, selc-etiuu
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    \- '
    --
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    ,
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    crusader;

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    'J'ciitonic
    German)
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    of
    Ppidcr
    crii'^iidt': »,
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    to
    tiif Teutonic

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    the wars
    with the
    Teutonic

    ,
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    ( -,
    in Frussia

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    cross-shaped
    cross-like
    cruciform
    branchy; ',
    knotty

    ' ,
    .
    (adv.
    ill the form

    "facross
    cross-road,
    cross- way;
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    |-!,
    ()
    |

    ^
    |0
    () ^
    ,
    ( forks)

    J>aptised,
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    ()
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    (:!()
    !

    !
    of baptism

    ^-'odfatlier,

    ^'odson
    sponsor

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    '
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    >
    |',
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    ,
    gudcliild

    goddaughter,
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    -, -
    baptism,
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    ^,
    ,

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    night;
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    of Our liord
    -().
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    hoarseness
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    X])UU1TU have a
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    ,
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    ,
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    hoarsely, in a
    hoarse voice
    creaking,
    squeak ne,
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    ',
    »' reBjic

    )
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    (,
    --, - -
    to become

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    hoarse

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    — bronchi);
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    •

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    .

    :i Cliti-tijiii
    (woiiiaii)
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    '

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    «><>-
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    «•hri.-li:ni,

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    I
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    - T

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    [)('()-
    Christ
    eueuiv of

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    loving,' Clirisi

    ..1; -, ,

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    '
    ,

    hymn
    Ciiristina-s

    -.-
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    uUur
    thoaclof
    kissiii^jeaeh
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    oil

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    (
    -
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    \ of

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    «-

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    , ('-
    ) ) (ximcTv
    (
    [<)
    nv!."!
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    to coii-'ialu-
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    JIH

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    another witli
    :
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    -
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    f

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    /
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    - 6 '

    '.

    1
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    with wonls:
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    ,:
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    !"([>
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    ,,
    ,

    '

    tliedcatlO:"
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    risen

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    to praise
    (extn!
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    uonls:
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    risen:"
    :1
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    ..
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    NpmiU'HHK
    ':

    .
    infant (baby,
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    cbri^uned;

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    [>:
    ,;--
    for
    neophyte, «?-
    convert to
    \k' bapti^f»!
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    horsf-nuiish }»-[)
    XpoK

    m
    ,- , (
    ( worm;

    ,
    xport,

    -
    |)

    (|> ])
    -. (])
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    ;;low-\V()ria

    «lew-wonn,
    iiin<rir<it

    -^^
    |
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    -, -
    {)\.,
    , |-
    worms;

    wormy,
    (>i

    worm-eaten;
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    vt'rmiii
    full
    woniis;
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    :.

    {
    (]-
    Vermiciilose,
    vormicuioutf

    -
    |)-
    , :
    ;

    ^
    worm-eaton

    (.)
    potent 11a,
    bilviT-wccd
    ai)ple
    «);
    -1
    little
    rough,

    rugose, rude,
    worm
    riiprgetl;
    , ;|
    ,
    , >^

    , uneven;
    harsh,
    unpolished
    thick nerve
    -( 1

    , (2. -) of cabbage-
    leaf, (—of

    ,
    (

    -
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    IwH't, etc.
    cruncliin^r,
    (cKj)eriT) cracking,
    crack liner,
    |)
    crepitation

    t<r (frnnt,
    (np. pigH) j
    .
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    ,
    «
    - .
    ( II
    t'hminaticfl

    ,
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    ,
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    -
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    )
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    :(—-
    -
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    , )
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    ',

    ;
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    1 -
    (,
    )
    , lame, crlppl»'
    bait; rickely,

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    ,

    ,
    -
    )-

    -, ^(
    :
    ,
    ;(>
    ,
    -|)
    chronio-
    (.
    litliopraphy,
    chroino-
    ]>-

    ),
    {(,) ;,, litbo>?rapli

    to limp, halt,

    () :
    walk lame;
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    to )
    (
    •,

    '-
    lame of one
    foot
    -
    -,
    1

    ()
    ",
    -
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    (
    (

    ,
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    is
    fident in
    matliematic-'

    trade is slack
    (dull)
    ^ ()
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    fpOHT
    )
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    lame

    chrome,
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    ,
    ,,
    () , *^^
    chronicle;
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    If

    ,
    ( ,
    )
    , ,.
    up.
    |>,
    <'() |)| (

    () chronogra-

    annalist,
    pher;

    ( )
    )«-
    chronitler
    chronogra-
    phy
    BIK>Hoi'p«

    If .
    J '
    :
    .

    (
    ,
    )) |» chronograph

    -
    "
    (
    (),(
    )
    -
    » chronogram

    -,
    (^
    )
    )
    -
    -
    ,
    -
    chronologist,
    chronologic

    chronologic,
    chronologic-
    al
    '«{-

    -() |'
    (»
    «)
    chronology

    chronometry
    (the art of
    mea.4uring
    time) the
    1
    erf

    :
    measuring of
    time by
    I«r}ode or
    diyisiojis
    ,
    |)(^
    •
    ,'- -
    '»
    (^, -,
    1180
    «•hronometiT,
    tinie-kecjier,
    AJ- time-
    KpOMONITl'p,

    -' ) -
    «,
    (
    |,) chroiKtiiicter
    ail instru-
    iiu-nt Ubed to
    itieaHure or
    iniHcat« tlic
    VU
    /
    time of a

    - ()- ' ( -"- \'1


    inusicnl

    -
    I'lironometer
    HUft [ior use at

    •
    - - XpDHtlCKOn
    sea in de-
    termiuiug
    longitude,

    —
    etc.)

    -. (
    ,
    5-
    - |«'
    -
    ( chronoscope
    (an iuatru-
    tnent to
    u.eiisnre tbo
    ( - BHCTpJ-

    1)
    > -, )
    dnratioii of
    luminous
    on

    ,
    the
    retina)

    7
    , -, to ptrike (to
    bit, to deal a ( ;
    «'.
    HOSieTfti,
    !

    blow) with

    />
    clung (clank,
    —sound); to
    throw (cast, )
    ,(,
    (, —
    flinp.laiincb)
    with clang,
    etc. )
    ))

    ,
    -, •BJTU,
    to

    wat
    '.),
    1100

    to
    ''<*8, to
    «Basil,
    a sound
    (deep)
    (to
    to

    iiobh
    17
    {ry

    ,^
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    n
    nicee, Tj

    ^
    elet'p
    with snoring
    snoring

    (,)
    (.
    snorting

    to snore

    () to snort

    to snore
    (to snort)
    ;(
    '
    (
    , )
    once* to
    begin to
    snore (to

    to fall
    snort)

    suildenly
    and with a
    great noisi>, , ]
    (
    (

    ,(,.)
    fall lieavily
    (.-
    snorter

    |,(.)
    - (f.

    (irterj.)
    snorer

    (expressing
    grunting of

    (exj>rc>-sing
    ') ^
    11;
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    cracking
    crackling)
    (,
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    )

    ,
    7
    [,
    (tJT 8),

    ()
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    XI>JM-(k)"Tb,

    Xpvi'ilTB

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    to cat

    t«>
    111

    Hoincthinjr
    .()
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    cruckdc);
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    >(),
    '>,
    () ])
    ) grit, Cri.xp
    : to crisp, to ,

    eat KPUCU(l)
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    () (;
    (2-) (epithet if' <
    -
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    pivt; elector
    rvoter)
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    ;)
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    '

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    to frrnnt,
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    ({-' -,
    (inUTJ. akingofr
    —
    - )

    )>,
    , -
    f ;) ,, , diviib' into Hil-

    ,
    ly
    to coiii-

    |> iiiinnte,

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    (\|>,
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    (4irtilnp*,
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    -:<

    ,.)
    gristle, «mail
    JBpep bone in ldy
    . [>,
    (
    X

    )
    ,
    on

    ,) gravel, grit

    tender,
    brittle,
    mellow
    '|>, '.

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    ,',
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    I

    lirittlenem,
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    ••1, /rajfility (>«1


    cracking,
    I

    ^,
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    ,
    '

    \ crackling,
    crapitation
    crash, no-
    I

    I
    ''-
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    (^)
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    to crack
    j

    ru J >
    cTpo(V'pi,

    (cruncli, (|>,
    grit, brnstle, fpHT, >-
    <!, '|»\
    ,
    burst) onci'

    if '
    d
    -
    ,(-4-
    ) *
    () -)
    field

    a
    poppy,
    red poppy

    plum with p
    {' uani

    ,
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    ) ), ,,
    (Itanl)
    U^-. t^

    (, |,
    , tocrack(le,,
    meat

    crepitate,
    >mrst; grit,
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    (),
    to
    cruadi

    'A
    ( () )
    cracking;
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    that eate
    crisp
    ,

    (interj.
    expressing
    crunciiin;:
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    bursting,
    ,
    cr.tfrkHng,

    stroke, blow)
    )
    ,,
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    X|>vin

    -,
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    «I

    xi-yiit.

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    * ,-
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    tife-liei'tU',

    .•-,
    ln4'tU',

    etinkine*
    fhuf«»r,
    |'-»',
    Ncft-Ou^
    cKi>pt4S,

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    Tteetk"

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    to f^ruiil
    K:unt(ing)
    U\i\ii

    ()
    , ,, ,
    t<iiuut uf a

    -
    ) ) I'it:

    (2.

    ,
    («>-
    1.

    ().
    (1.) phlcvrni,
    niucUH,
    liiimour,
    pituit4',
    «'-
    -
    •jjtittlc,

    , i'xpector-

    - -
    ^)
    -
    ation

    ,
    to PJ)it,
    c'Xitectorate,
    liawk
    to expecto-
    rate, coii^rh
    away (—up);
    »»,
    ();
    }
    to be
    pxpectoratwl
    —

    , () to cliap,
    crack, split
    burst
    the bridge of
    ,,,
    (1.) tllU !- UOBS

    ,)
    to cry (baw
    8cn>ani,
    clanionr) in
    a iiuarat^
    vofco
    covered w ilh
    I,

    ),
    (,

    ( up. cli-aviug
    1194
    '> -
    , ]>-*) .) fall
    .
    HinMenly
    anj? wit ii

    preat iiiiisi',
    heavily
    , )€ eUfl

    .(,
    fall

    - to jar

    )
    ,"
    ()
    (.
    (^]>)
    1'<1,
    burst; split
    ,
    :
    ]
    [>, to crack(le),
    to cri'pitate.
    burst; to
    pral, roar
    |«,
    |'('),
    |); ,
    .,{

    ,
    (np. tlumder)
    to bliiiie
    ('
    (sparkle,
    glitUT, flash,
    .
    , '
    twinkle,

    glister,
    glisten,

    glimmer)
    with variety
    )',
    ',

    ()
    ;
    ^
    (,
    (diversity)
    of flowers
    (of culo(u)rs)
    {
    cartilage^
    ',
    ,,
    gristle;

    {!
    -
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    kitchen-
    garden and -
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    out-iioor
    building's
    separated
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    f inhabitant
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    I
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    -
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    I

    than

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    .'
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    one there
    (

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    tlie
    entirely
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    completely)
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    («inite,
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    ,
    to breathe,
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    «1

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    to shell,
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    mnskrat,
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    -
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    1
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    > jiistmns,

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    ,,
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    to scold,
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    iiltiiH»', call
    >-

    ( ()
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    chide, rail

    ;
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    ) (one's H*'lf)
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    cuHt (ont); to «' ()
    throw one's
    self on; (to
    tofjs

    )
    ahont

    )
    CH 3

    ()
    (' )
    (iiiUTJ.)

    -
    (adv.)
    to jH'lteach
    otlier (np.
    with
    snowlMilb
    ^'et'! jce-up!

    on the riRht,
    (
    ,-
    ))

    .,
    to tho right,
    toward the (»|)
    rifjht
    inch, inched.
    hand
    ,- , BH4Tf

    2'
    of an inch,

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    of
    inch-thick
    measure
    '24 inclicf);
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    ,
    ;

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    1
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    (lip. Jiors»')
    l^i'i; clie\4*ril

    ()
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    ,
    )
    (,
    -,
    !->.|.,
    pifk-axe
    <

    ; ,
    (;) ();
    kiil-ni«»at,

    "I
    f.">m'.s meat fOBTO

    (rt'IKIIHOc)
    '

    (1
    (1>, ,,- Jiircirie
    iiisaii»',

    {,
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    •rack-

    ,
    ', (2. -)
    J,'<>at,

    «•zar;
    brained,
    raving-niail

    she-
    grtat
    j

    I
    --{';
    "-»';
    ,-
    ,
    (sovercij,'»),

    ), -(caBejtoH,

    ,
    (- , -xa)
    emperor,

    czarina,
    ruler),

    l/aVina:
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    tzar
    nejMip,

    ().
    ,
    '|,^
    '«. '
    ofHccr of llio
    Court ()
    -, 12f>7

    -
    ()
    |', |!1<1' ("f
    nui>tl ial
    fiimily);
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    ,
    ll|>IIH(!

    (>»,
    (oB

    -
    ;})«
    , (2.-
    czan) witch,

    ipf
    tzarewitcli

    czarowitch
    to
    cznriiwitch
    c/ar'H(tzar'h)
    child
    ('
    OB

    {
    (>,
    |> ()
    ].')

    () barrier,
    (lit a
    )
    tfiit»'

    vili:i^r«'|
    «'|,
    ( -
    ]>
    () pIcHit'lif*!.
    (tilU'd)
    (field»,
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    . «'
    ••

    (-)
    II .

    sown (*)
    lifM; a
    fttKTil farm )
    ,
    (lU'M I

    of j)loMi;lu'd
    fifld, ot"

    sowed field
    watcliman

    of
    [ptianlian]
    HOW e< I
    () UB

    ,<)
    field

    (adj.)
    I if czariua

    priiiceee (of
    on
    ()
    )1 the royal

    family];
    c

    ()
    cznrowiia
    (of)czareviiii,
    [of] jiriiu'esM,
    () >^-
    , -
    ^
    I

    (uf ) tiarew iia

    ),
    ()
    (2. !

    I
    enclosure for
    calves or
    douit-tjtic
    1 fowls
    )

    ];,
    , ,,---
    royal,

    princely, of
    '

    ,
    ( (adv.)
    ,
    ,
    ,
    uiiijH'ror,

    royally,

    kinplr,
    {•rincelv,
    of
    <'zar (tzar)

    a
    1«,
    [,

    , as a
    'iiiijr,

    |() cmniri",
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    ()),
    :
    )) - ()
    • lie
    kingdom;

    J<in<:dom
    of lit-aven;
    I

    ,
    -)
    | () salvation

    beatitude
    beaven

    -
    '
    1
    '
    (najK-TBo
    ^'<.^! {
    may the
    tH)
    Ciod rest his
    of
    withhun,
    God
    ,
    ()
    .
    .>iajesty
    -^ ^"^ <=°»^

    >()
    -
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    nUe; to l>ear
    ,
    ;-,- reign,

    cmiHTor'a
    ^

    reignintr
    sway
    ,
    ((>[)3
    )-
    (2.-»); [isar's] child
    (|*)
    •< 1<(1 of '
    1'.
    ( ) 'i'tirkish
    bottle
    .

    1200
    to wat^h an
    opportunity,
    wait a
    favourable
    raoment, to
    watch for an
    ,
    onojrr-roiiH-
    ,
    «'|''
    '-- |> (II
    opiH)rtunity,
    to B(4>k the
    --
    , ;

    - , -
    opix)rtnity,

    ,
    (to art for

    ', , the interest

    -
    (
    ,
    '
    to warble,
    twittvr
    of)

    4epn,TBIlTt'J)
    15

    - '
    -
    ,,-) "
    to ppeak
    nnintc'liigi-
    ble language

    to speak

    -,
    Polish
    olmtterer,
    chatter-lx)x,
    l»bbler
    -,
    |),
    '|
    (),

    -
    -,
    (2.-,-)
    to whip, to

    cemetery,
    church van!
    labh

    (of) ceniett'ry
    ,-
    -
    ()

    ,
    I

    (adj.)

    .(,
    to jrnrglo,
    purl;
    lunrnmr
    {, Mej>-

    ( )
    <>|>)
    (2.-) one pair of
    threat] s of
    tlie warp
    ,
    ()
    1210 ()
    ,
    ,
    4
    PI

    , ,,
    to bloSSf)!)!,
    to bloom, lo
    flower; to

    thrive; to
    grow; to m>t
    gruen
    ), TJ

    rjK)B;

    ^'
    to speak
    eliarplv
    [bitterly]
    '

    in one's face,
    ()
    (
    ,
    [ —in til»'
    *')
    \(|]
    [- face]
    eye-glasses, -,,
    ,-
    npv- glasses,
    spectaclfs ('().
    [] learned,
    ,
    [],
    (-
    :; )
    well-read,
    erudite
    nioudly,
    murtty;
    rotten
    ,, -
    [] []
    mouldy

    ][,
    []
    ()
    ,
    luopoxuo]

    ,
    -'-
    (insect];
    matter []
    [thing], rot,
    rotten tiling
    mouldiness,
    muptiness,
    rotti'unesa
    cricket,
    &, )[]
    '
    (',

    [,
    fan-cricket;

    ,(]
    ,
    [[>- wliimsical
    grylluH

    person []
    (;

    []
    {']
    [iuterj.]
    expressing
    warbling
    |>
    [chirping] cnejteB
    of a sparrow
    ,

    '
    []>-
    ;-,
    ]
    [[]|-
    1211
    warblin^r,
    warble,
    chirping,
    cliirp,
    ,
    ,- ())[],
    4«'pniHf,

    []{»[1 twittering,

    ,,
    [ofa

    []-
    ], sj)arrow]

    [,
    to cliirp,
    warble,
    twitter, to
    cliirnip; [to ,-(
    }),

    []
    !
    prattle,

    [] -
    chatter

    to pla^Mie,
    ,,[],
    ,[]
    weary;
    , 01- lease,
    to whim

    to spit
    through (!
    teeth

    ,
    ^[] [adj.]
    thin and
    strong {np.
    thread]
    blossom,
    bloom,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    , ;
    -
    12.-] flower,
    prime;
    blooming,
    blossoming,
    floi'escence,
    *,
    |),
    [> flowerine
    a tree loatlecl )
    with blossom

    ,
    -
    [
    in blossom

    -
    [

    in flower
    [ full-blown

    lime-tree
    flowers
    ,'
    ]?".'

    [ !1

    i'liiueof
    Infill-
    i;;V,
    .,Bulfa

    111

    of youth,
    lliH .(Mil ;.,
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    '
    ill
    till' priiicol'

    [
    [],

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    1 lower
    iiiaiiliKoi! un Mfjir

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    '.
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    < >
    ]
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    ]
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    ,

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    [bis] biltli; ; --„ .,-
    T.-in)

    ,
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    [-
    6aj)iia]
    !

    '
    stupid flMlU
    bin],
    cOl(.[l]]r,
    paint, tint
    ',
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    ,
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    6<-p

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    ;.
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    I

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    njiaiiM wasliin-
    I

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    '
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    [] April

    []
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    ; ,
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    ;])3,

    ,'
    '

    il(,',\e:s uiil,

    ^'
    , :,.
    '

    .-
    1

    flowers
    , .
    "
    (1«<<,
    enilM'lli>lied.
    ornamented t
    /. Boifs '] )1(>4
    1213
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    I>/l»IM,

    ,
    : fin
    (;;

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    tpl.] Willi horse-
    radirih
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    ,
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    roiH>

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    ' <)1()^)'«1;

    ,
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    ,-
    '
    ]
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    flower-
    with

    eiilniirs

    Sunday

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    '

    >,

    ,
    • iuflont^ciine

    little [siiiair
    !

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    ;
    lower,
    floweret,

    hloominj:,
    floret

    ilouiishinir
    '

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    '.
    ',
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    (']'

    -"
    ,
    floWf'TT,

    \ (oNorffl all
    with

    - [) - , ,-] ^
    flowers;
    ;'lorid [up.
    ptyle]
    of (lifl'fivnt
    colour,
    [—

    -J Mlilliy-

    [
    ^
    [», siifiiky
    ;raln!n<jr(iip);

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    {>-' U';ichiii>r,
    >.-

    '»
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    iii-uuction

    ^
    bb'>ntno<1.
    , .-.-;
    .- [np.
    flowen-]
    '
    -
    [,
    1214
    trained up;
    taught,
    > aij

    ] schooled
    TOT, CKV,

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    teach,
    instruct; to
    [an] ;

    (
    [ ) ,-(
    [],
    teach one

    nail; Rpike
    wit
    Heftji, cnaj

    -
    ] [-
    peg, tree-
    nail,

    naileii
    dowel

    [roun<l],
    clouted with
    *,

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    tack-s
    [t}u;ket8]
    to nail
    '
    (round), to
    ck'Ut with
    [], 1

    tnckp
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    —
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    '
    (' )
    to al)us(',
    scold; rail

    to flow, [to
    run]
    violently .
    ,
    }) [
    []
    -, -- ,-
    ,'
    '[]
    [2-]
    tub,
    tub; large
    bucket
    a Ismail tub
    ,
    tin-pail, tin-
    bucket
    -,
    []
    ,
    1215

    (joist,
    of frame-
    work of a

    to put [set
    up] frame-
    balk]

    well
    --
    U

    ]
    6[,

    | [
    Dvr

    ,
    , work of a
    well, to frame
    a well

    -
    broken

    <> [— til«>]
    bricks
    [] ;

    of brick-kiln
    [-,
    -,
    [—brick-

    -]
    '
    ]
    [',
    -
    works,
    brick-yard,
    — brick-
    brick-maker;
    brick-
    tiler;
    field]

    -
    --
    , ],
    [-]
    ,]
    '--,
    j
    burner, tile-

    of brirk-

    proper tc a
    brick-maker
    1)(- works;
    burner

    maker,

    brick-field,
    -
    -
    -,
    ,-
    -,,
    ,
    U
    brick
    btick-yard

    one brick
    ;

    a small brick
    tile

    ,()
    *
    ( of) brick

    ,--
    ,
    of brick
    V orks
    cetlar, ci'dar-
    tree; ce<larn
    (cedriue)
    ;
    ()7
    wood)
    1
    |)
    (») ((),
    1216
    (),
    '-.-

    , ) (
    ,
    , ,
    cedrine

    n<)t«, bill,
    billet, card;
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    »
    iiuicribing—

    Caeear, Cesar
    (H'lcaj))
    autboritj
    (power) of
    pope as
    ()

    *
    emperor;

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    '
    former

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    pope's
    empiiv
    severe forms
    :
    of reiguinj»
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    , ().() —, , (ruling)

    ,
    ')
    .
    — that ia

    to chatter.
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    ni^jjpie)
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    --
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    prii^t

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    cellularrt
    «ft

    ()
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    |»- ,
    cellute

    cellulose
    (
    -,
    )
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    1217
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    )
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    ; cell

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    ]><
    - . .)
    romrnt
    I

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    ct'iuont

    ;
    censor,
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    »(|.)-
    Uf'H3opjBa-
    (-
    -
    BUTB
    ,) ,
    to rciiaiire
    (np. a
    to

    ')
    1 II critic! «',
    1..1, ci-nsiire; tvamep;

    ((.)
    cuudemn
    (44i>^ure
    blame,
    ',
    ', -
    aS|XTsinn;

    '-;
    >:»
    *'|)
    ct'naorsliip
    for booka
    arxi journaL«
    (of) cviisure;
    permitted
    (allowed) by
    reiiHorship
    a wusorions
    man
    '
    '«'
    »*
    ()

    ,{
    cent
    one cent

    - -
    worth
    centaury
    <\:
    IU

    centifoHons
    rose
    pmvi.)
    '

    1>

    centi-
    121

    }(')
    [>
    <|»
    -'
    .

    centiliUT.
    centilitn'
    centimeter,

    -
    (-
    centimetre
    (4»ntraliz-

    ;- ation

    -
    - ) ,
    ,-
    ,
    to c«>ntralize
    »
    -
    ,
    -
    (-
    >-
    )
    central,

    (
    centric,
    centrical ; of

    cent r: 1 |>]»
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    0<$<' rotation

    (-, central
    motion

    -
    central! ty,
    centralism,
    centrical-
    •
    --
    8,
    centricity
    ,
    -
    ()
    -
    (>-

    (-
    centripetal

    -
    force

    «ntrifupal
    force

    )())-
    (
    - *
    ()pjx
    1219
    rotary
    motion

    -)
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    <>-
    Heparatnra
    with «'- «'-

    -
    irifuKal force

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    ) -
    gpncy tescl
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    - -

    -
    «en-

    (-) ()
    tripetfury

    -
    centre

    > centre of
    rotation
    oeBTt'p

    (;
    -
    centre of

    )
    motion
    centripetal
    (-
    (( ) -
    .. ()
    centnrion,
    (in ancient

    ) ) ,
    )

    century
    (in ancient

    ,;
    *
    to ctrike,
    hit, knock;

    (
    ) ,)
    (
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    claw
    complexion
    (of the face)

    oilcbth,
    uieu

    cerecloth
    I

    S'Mh

    fff ..tipprttp"

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    1220
    wuiciiiimti,
    .]
    .,!
    < '
    ((>,<)
    <* and !

    ,;.
    '-«

    '
    fruit
    to select,
    H<>rt-out,
    pick out; to
    clmiit,»e;
    ban I'
    ,

    ,
    ^ C«>J»T

    6apTt'j
    -
    to make
    cctt'inony, to

    «'»10,
    U|M>n
    '
    !

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    -
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    to \<e
    Jt'Htruiiit;
    afl'ect,

    to
    under

    (o
    look prim
    be
    to
    '
    ,-
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    -

    CM 8 comfortHblt' <)()

    ,
    with, to

    ,
    free

    «•ercmony;

    1formality;
    ?
    with a
    |»er«on
    «?,
    ,

    nPJ)C.<)U

    , --
    affected icsH,I

    );af ctutiuu,
    I'l

    -
    manners,

    by-
    , > ;
    |>3,

    .
    pan by;
    1

    C'liistraint
    (,,7
    ]!- lot usfortHiar ])-
    !" c-creiiutny,
    no ceremony,
    |(»-
    , HOB -
    ,
    ,,
    witijont
    c«'remony
    church

    church
    ' '
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    -
    .'-
    |>)
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    ,
    vt'Mtry-

    «7
    (

    -
    ' ,-
    ^'
    (of) clinrcli,
    to

    clerical,
    cccleeiaetic
    (-al)
    religions
    choir-een'ice
    ,
    ()

    (),
    '-
    ?

    -
    (>)><>
    cbuut, plain-

    chnrcli-

    church-

    — wanlen
    cluuit

    llving
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    (,
    >;
    ,
    {,
    «-,(2) (trade-)

    -
    -,
    .':
    ;

    corporatioli;
    t4)inpany,
    guild
    ^--

    ,) ,
    )))
    , (-
    |- ensignc

    ) ,,
    |-, (badge) of a ()
    eiibigneof a

    , (- guild
    gonfalons,
    goiiianona
    () fnoTTian;
    mi'iuber of a
    --
    -,
    (2..)
    trade-
    corporation
    master of a
    tradi-
    corporation,
    maMter of a
    guild
    ,|-»-
    - -
    '
    » -| 1»
    t

    wife
    1222
    £
    trade*
    corporatlon-
    maeter
    mifltresd of a
    female fniild
    (—trade- (-
    .)
    corporation)

    Oecilj, Cissy, ,'^


    expreseinj^

    striding
    Cecilia

    wide

    (—pacing,
    -
    [);
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    —
    —et«PP»njf),
    exj)reeemg
    ),
    striding
    (stepping) ()-
    over
    something,
    — , —-
    ,(-) over-
    stepping
    long leg
    a long-
    legged
    U *-
    ()
    (--
    (long-footed)
    )
    () ,,
    person
    to go, walk, fOB,
    to get along, iter

    -
    te stride
    (along), to
    walk with
    (),
    (-) long strides
    (),
    '-
    longlegged;
    long-footed

    -,
    ()(2.-)
    ?talk of

    (of) onion
    an
    onion

    () -
    .)
    7 1223
    -;
    »(
    - ,,
    -, •
    ( .)
    (-)
    onion;
    ( .: bulb
    of
    onion plant

    bnlbiieroue

    (of)onion;
    bnlbaceous,
    an
    - OB

    () -,
    -
    - -)- bulbe.!,
    bulbous
    bulbous
    plantfl

    bed (plat-
    band) where
    on lone grew
    (-

    ( -
    (/- )
    -
    onion

    bed of

    tube
    onions
    «u
    6-«
    tobacco-pipo:
    >--
    (-
    -
    ,) , cigar-iiolaer
    •
    civil; private

    ( civil (or:
    common) ()
    ,()
    law
    tobedresHtid
    like a private
    gentlemen

    civilian^
    civilist
    -,
    (.) 1

    |\
    {))
    fearloHiieflS
    (l)4blness)in !

    speaking tiie
    tniUi
    ; !

    (
    -
    1224

    »l ii

    () loss
    (forfeiture)
    of civil law,
    civil death
    ) (-
    OB <-
    , -*

    (
    civil
    marriap:e

    civilisation -
    ()-
    1»«
    ) gipsy (-man)

    (>, )
    )
    cheat,
    shari^er
    , (—
    ,
    ;,-
    (

    *
    smitli, black-
    Bmitli
    (farri^-,
    sheer)
    gipsy-man's

    toentii^iout,
    p«»n
    - -myei

    ,,, -
    ,,
    Ijecknn out,
    to cheat,
    ,
    obtain by
    cunning;
    ,
    screw out,
    to obtain bv

    ,,
    begging, to"
    entreat, guill
    a gipsy,
    gipsy- woman

    gipsyism;
    gip><ie8
    -
    ,
    )-
    :()-
    tino (-
    lli25

    |tU4«ipt,
    dupery, rheat -
    ,
    ((((.) (of) pippy («,

    -'
    ,,""
    ..-
    like a gipsy

    a long thick
    needle
    shivering,
    shiver,
    ,
    ,,
    ,()
    ,,"
    shndder;

    -
    (chillineas)
    tadpole,
    bnll-liead;
    (thick-head)
    1

    -,
    .-
    leminding
    with (his)
    face or
    doings the

    -,- gipsies
    ^psy child

    son of a

    young
    gipsy, a
    gipsy,
    ,-
    ,,
    gipsy lad

    cigar
    cigarette
    cigar-case -
    '
    eit

    to Fcrape
    (thrum) on
    the violin;

    ly tlie
    pen knife
    - ,
    to pbty i>oor-
    ( cKpeftn

    38
    )

    cyclone
    })iix[HjBa
    h'4 1226
    to tremble,
    eliivci,
    quake; to
    )
    ;, ma -
    sliiKlder at:
    to shake witli
    cold; to be

    chicory
    chilled
    ,; :

    (— ur, citlier •>;

    ,(,
    cylinder

    , ) ^
    )
    (, barljer

    thick-head,
    ,
    -, -
    (2.-) cloun,
    ,
    ,,-
    half-wit,
    hobnail; lazy
    , -
    -,
    •
    -,
    (1.)
    fellow,
    shjjrpard,
    «Irmic, buoby
    cymbal,
    kettle-drum
    cymbal-
    player,
    -
    ,
    ',

    «,
    )
    -, kettle-
    drummer

    (,
    beams
    ( joists) of ()
    frame- work
    of a Well;
    frame-work
    6,
    -.
    «
    -,
    *
    -
    -,
    ,
    of a well;
    water-cistern
    one beam
    (joist)
    frame-work
    of ()
    of a well
    ]
    -) - (
    Iiaving
    1227

    frame- work,

    tin
    (uf well)

    (
    ;
    - (-'.-)
    cinnamon

    a roll of
    cinnamon

    ;-
    (oOcinna*

    -.
    ()

    -
    ')
    (
    ' (ad j

    AfjHiKo)
    .

    cinnamon-

    brown,
    nion;

    coloured,

    tawny)
    cinnauion-
    tree
    ,)(«-

    -,
    (,
    ,
    ,- (•^.-)
    trigger

    scoria,
    recrement,
    drosa; slag,
    («^,
    *.
    , -
    (, -
    -,) '
    -)
    (.
    (2..)

    -
    baiumer-

    a trouble-

    (intmeive,
    Hlag

    some

    , , importunate)

    (
    )
    person

    - to dissipate,

    ), ;,
    p<j3Tpa- squander,
    avisli,

    waste; to
    .scatter(np.
    money), to
    , -
    to make
    nway •with
    (mouey), to
    Biiend
    ])| to

    money, to .
    122S

    flu^h
    with

    ',
    t'Xtravuiranl
    waiste
    '
    ,
    |
    ' .'
    ^

    ,.( -
    (, 2"

    -
    (2-) ,;«-

    adj.)

    (2-),[;„.)
    ><5],(.)
    «•iiuialiar,
    Vei'iiiilioii
    ,]>-
    ,
    made of tin,
    ,
    ,() ,
    (adj.)

    (1.)

    diicken
    fetters
    t'"
    1
    '

    «')

    , (2-)

    (2.-)
    cypress,
    Cyj»reS8-tree
    Cypriau
    ),
    ^-
    , oil-cloth

    (2.-) [circus

    shirt-
    ,
    -(;
    - ((-)
    (•|,
    ,()
    embroidpry,

    ,
    work (of

    to squirt,
    shirt)

    to squeeze
    out streams

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    |

    ofniilkby

    ?'^
    {2.. £)8 )-
    ., (pair

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    ;

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    „-
    to measure
    -
    ,
    with

    (,"
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    ; -,
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    to bbiiic,
    censiiH",
    cn'ticis»-; to

    ,
    oee

    ()
    ;

    ,
    ;

    to caft
    (tl.row) a
    slnriirxiii, to,

    ,- scold, chide

    -
    I

    (2-) disuict,
    circuit
    (:)
    circulation

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    , —..-
    (])7,
    -
    (-
    .)
    circular

    -
    >_>
    () :
    circular
    letter
    circular,
    circulatory
    letters
    {
    ,
    -
    |) '
    to circulate

    one's own
    handwriting, - ,
    ,
    bond, note,
    chirograj)h I

    (),,
    )
    (:]>-
    to dam, to

    .
    ,,
    aiend TJ
    liarber-
    Biii-geon;
    sui^gcon
    dentist
    ()
    1230

    |)
    (>
    fortress
    ([>)

    «
    )
    (- political
    (civil)

    citation,

    zither
    quotation

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    »
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    '
    ^\ \

    ,
    to cite, to T7

    ! \ ,,-
    TV
    quote KBo
    f
    1
    bistl silence!
    (interj.)
    MOM
    silent I keep
    |
    silence! lioid
    (your) tongue

    to.silence, to
    ,
    () ()
    -
    7

    ,,
    hu.oh

    -) cipher—; ()
    (of)
    numerical
    ciplier;

    ,
    nnmbor
    (in singular)

    (, to blame,
    censure,
    7
    reprove,
    refjroach;
    dispraist!,
    cast (throw)
    penpvB,

    to
    [;
    |-,
    ()
    a slur Upon

    ,
    (
    (. .!)
    chintz, of
    printed

    )
    ()
    )
    (|
    ()
    sweet pear

    nipple, teat;
    calico

    breast
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    '
    1231
    nipple
    (—teat)

    -. (—)
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    sexual
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    man of maiiy
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    );
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    ,-
    ,
    words);
    holder-forth

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    —
    , (^
    ,
    - (interj j
    1
    axe, with a

    come on
    hatchet)
    I

    (of pigs)
    !

    I
    to kiss '
    1249
    «lark collar; '',
    little (ami
    )(
    -, ;
    ,
    ,-
    (adv.) »-)
    dark) room;
    lock-up,
    caweiiiat»'
    as prisoiuT,
    «'.scorted by
    poliot'-inaii

    ,() , (,
    Of^cortfd by

    - , j
    geudunnes

    arniij^T,

    armour- -|);
    -; 1'>-
    ( ,' ,
    S«>r>:int-
    coiiipanioii

    -, ,
    of
    (;) do^

    - (adv.)

    -
    ,. , ,
    ,,,
    ,
    -
    tru
    stream;

    drippinply
    lo run, flow,
    to purl,
    umrniur
    in

    ( ,
    to urinate,
    to make »'
    (,
    -,-,
    ()
    barkin>r;
    water

    yelpdnjr),
    yapping
    (,*
    )
    (. to bark,
    ytlj,, yap
    0,,
    to

    munch,
    , ,,
    smack,

    (by eating)
    —

    ,(,
    ) ,
    !

    to
    2')0

    („ tricki.-;
    ,1„,, ,1,,,

    by drop; to
    (Iroji
    ,,
    run (lowii
    (np. {•i'l^'pi-
    ration); to
    (
    ]>.
    run (lip. his
    nose runs
    «M^ '.
    .
    K.)
    (;» :_ jt drips in mi
    ttBiiae 111,! r, ,f
    ^
    («^ 3 (,.-^]);)
    '
    nejH |*<'-

    .()
    ()
    runs down
    ]
    to trickle,
    far»'

    to drip,
    drop
    ,,
    () to milk

    ]
    .(,
    to pipe, to

    )-
    I,

    ,. (;
    squeak

    ) point, ptop,
    dot; Hv.nU
    ,
    ,
    ^)
    ,
    (,)
    I

    (little) spot
    j

    (stain,—
    sully, <",

    ,(') smear); Ftar


    (of a liorsc;
    a small droj)
    (drii.)
    ()
    (),
    (,
    :, - )
    a small
    dittli') spot (
    )(
    , ,
    )
    (spockk",—
    —
    j
    speck); 8top,
    dot, point;
    <Jrop, little
    ,
    ,
    drop
    1251
    (.) <1 of
    ornainrnt
    by
    colouring
    (paintiii'')
    the posts anil
    e

    ()
    |>
    " OB

    frames of
    )
    ()-
    doors an<l

    ,>
    windows
    glass-U-ads, «:-,
    , l)eads, coral

    )
    ()
    (2. 1.
    , -
    dotted,
    Pfiottt'd,
    six'ckli'd;

    ( .:
    «potty; -
    ,
    ,;
    ()
    --
    ,-
    !-

    punctaMd);
    party-
    011, ,
    ,() many-
    colonrt'd,
    varioi,rjite<l
    plaything;,

    to nriinse
    toy

    one's self, Iaj


    ,,
    divert one's
    self; to pl.ay () ;

    .
    bream
    (. :)
    ()
    -
    -, (2-) sheplierd

    -,
    -
    big, (of

    to be a
    oxen)

    Bhepherd
    Hhepherdese : 1 -
    a

    {)<>
    1){
    1252
    ^|»f)I'phel.i

    .«hefijieni
    shepherdiam
    1<»

    |
    '
    »(
    ()

    -- shephenls'
    ]»rofes.4ion

    , ]
    (work)
    young
    pliephord; I

    junior

    ()
    ('«'[>)
    -
    a
    eheplicrd
    <laiifo witli
    a t-oiijj and
    •Irinking-
    bout (epre<')
    ]( ,

    if

    [
    sheep- f(»I<l; a
    stable for
    .«1'> and a
    -^
    :
    hilt for

    (2-)
    shejilienls

    shabrack,
    horse-cloth, -
    |?,

    (- ();
    -,
    — ; throttle
    housing
    to press,
    crush,

    to
    ';(
    >,
    ,
    ;
    )

    knead (work;

    !
    np. clay; to
    brake,
    scutch (np.
    lienip);
    j

    I
    '
    , )>
    (),.
    thread upon,
    |

    trample
    upon (on), to
    tumble,
    unmake (np.
    a bed,
    dross)
    '
    ,
    •
    1253
    to Hjilasli, to
    walk alx)ut
    ,
    ' (
    (with noisy

    ' (2-:)
    stepH)iiimu<l
    (in water)
    cast-iron; ->;
    Baxej))

    (-;
    , : 1
    (cast-iron
    pot)
    (of) ta.st-iron -
    )
    ) U

    -
    ,
    1 ()
    to >)\>'
    feel )k' (weak)
    toiiineawuy,
    to decay; to
    wither away,
    ; ,,
    (),

    -
    -$; ' '.
    (to suffer
    con-
    sumption)
    to consume
    away with
    -)
    [](
    ,,
    )

    -,
    ),-,
    -, (-
    )
    sorrow-
    bush, shrub,
    coppice;
    brake, young ,,
    ,
    ajpec,

    ';
    (L>.y)
    wood
    fumes, pas;
    vapours of
    charcoal,
    ,
    , ;
    (); suffocation

    ;- by means of
    charcoal
    fumes
    '.
    ,, to suffocate
    one's self by
    the fnmes of
    charcoal; to
    pet a
    lieadachc
    from tlu-
    ,->:
    OR
    fumes of
    charcoal
    (. -,
    -)
    ( sjiiokf,
    1'_')4

    to
    fuiiii
    ,
    L'

    flllliy,
    fharcoal
    \();
    full (,|"
    ,
    ';
    on

    i-iiiokv,
    '

    »
    ,
    I'illi-.i Mitll
    .4iii(.k('(-\villi (•«» (— 1
    fumes)
    (ailv ) fiiiiiily; tln>
    ( <:
    I

    » J

    with
    charcoal
    vaponrH
    (with fumt's),
    there is a
    (
    smell of
    charcoal
    1 1

    (2-)
    ()
    vapours in

    chihl,
    tlie room
    infant ,:
    |)
    UI1

    -()
    :<>, (coll.)

    (2-Tii)
    children

    (-tirwit),
    lapwinj?
    -),
    -
    pout,

    fl<'<l!Jrelinjr
    lapwiiij;

    la])\vin>j
    , --
    (

    ( — t'ledyling)
    of lilW pin;;

    U'longinw to
    (-tirwit),
    '5
    (')

    J
    tea

    lapwing,
    lapwinpf

    tirwit,
    peenit
    ,,
    -- pill,
    125.5

    mew,
    ,,-,
    «>,

    -)- '
    ci-

    ( -,
    wa-pnll,
    (>|- -inew;
    -mell, Col)

    ) boat ()!')
    KotVKC(
    ()
    ()
    () ,- tea-pot
    tea-urn. tea-
    kettle
    -""
    '
    ( )
    -
    tpa-kcttli'

    tea-caddy,
    -«»'
    -, -
    —)
    (
    tea-caniHttr

    tea-hall --
    — - (adv.) having
    concealer 1

    -|^.)
    (
    (2-) Hhako
    one's self

    (soldier's
    cap)
    (
    to wade
    walk
    (to
    about with

    in mud;
    stc-ps)
    to
    .;
    ',
    )
    nm about,

    -
    (, -
    to trot

    .
    «^-
    ]
    (
    grayish-

    -)
    1);
    bro^\Ti: roan
    (np. horse)

    to ket-p -
    ) company
    with one, to
    haunt one
    , BOB
    4AjdTu 1256

    () to gel >,', |'<

    ,(,
    )
    .)
    (.
    t<»

    turban
    turn

    |»
    '|

    .
    :|>,
    ,

    (-'-V)
    cloak-bag;
    trtink,
    lonjr mat;
    ,
    -';
    >" ,
    —
    1(
    (2-)
    ) longov<'rco;if

    surveyor
    (,)|
    If'
    (watcher,
    overseer) by
    mowers
    (scythemon) (
    ,)
    (
    to (walk)
    slowly with
    noisy steps
    zealous,
    ardent,
    se< 111 Ions;
    ,
    -,
    (!

    (: [)
    ); ',
    brisk ;fer\'ent
    np.

    fiery, mettle-
    some; quick
    spirited
    ',
    (mettlesome) ('.
    (
    :-,
    (2.-)

    -,- ( ) ,
    )
    slice (-
    pan-shovel;->;
    horse

    ) (
    heron; egret
    rojH

    (, |
    ( ),
    ,
    -, (of) heron
    -, (adj.)

    ( .)
    horse-cloth, -,
    ),
    ) housing
    1257

    (,
    () ',
    -) '; ;-
    philicr;

    ) ,,;
    encliaiitiii^ ei!4eHTillf

    ,,
    (encimiitiiiK VI

    (1.) charm, |);


    (>, sorcery,
    witchcraft,
    enchantment
    spell-work;
    Weird;
    witchery;
    ]
    ,,
    magic ()
    .
    (power)

    ,
    -
    ,,
    :
    (atlj.)
    Hunparian
    national
    dance
    bewitchinj:,
    enchanting,
    charming,

    (-) ; fa-scinatin;;;
    Wfird
    enchanting,

    ,
    charming;
    (>(),

    ,
    magic(al),

    , ,
    (, ;
    ', sorcerer,
    fairv

    enchanter,

    ,
    bewitcher;

    ]-
    (, ,
    , -
    )
    magician;
    conjurer
    sorcery,

    -,
    )
    - , ;
    witchcra/t,
    charm,
    spell- work,

    -,
    ,)
    :
    -,
    - ,
    , -
    (-
    .
    weird; magic
    (power)
    witfherj-
    80»»,
    witch,
    enchantreeei;
    (wiae-
    I
    (),
    ]>, (-
    woman.
    -, ]2,8

    - , ! «•'-
    Woinan);
    fonmlo
    iKaHiiif-r
    ),>

    ,• ; «nclmnting,
    fairy

    t;lmriiiing,
    •fwitfliful,
    »'('
    I IxMvJKhinjj;
    fuijciuatin);,

    (), woird;

    fairy;—of
    I

    ,(((
    ,- cliarm (.«I»*!!,

    ,
    —enchant-
    ment)
    (wine-)pla»i; (-)
    — to drink, to
    empty (a
    (cup)

    , (
    plasd)
    ,

    i>ewitcIiinK (>
    / —)
    drink (food,
    (;
    —
    diab) ;
    bewittliful
    poison
    to enchant,
    (be)\vitch; to
    charm, to ,
    ,()
    {)>
    fascinate; to

    ,-
    n|t
    practice <
    sorcery, to
    practic4)
    mapic; u>
    conjim?; to
    produce by
    magic

    ,;-
    ;
    to rlimb up),
    clamber, (an),
    scraiuble;
    a,4<4-iid,
    iilulint U]>
    ,
    >
    -- ),'«'
    «-

    .', (2-) <";


    (; -
    ti<U? •

    .',
    ;;; ,
    -
    j

    ,
    ',
    ",
    «')

    ( () B]icMc>ffa)

    ',
    -,,
    tini«>, Hca.-<»n

    «' '- (
    perixtiiity;
    'evcrlas'iinv'

    ,
    )
    tinit)
    VA,

    ,
    (), (
    - for over, in
    IHTpetllitV .

    (, in time,
    timely,
    ''., 7.;
    -); ( (, in'
    I?<xhI tim.'

    , ( «) («
    jiiHt at tlio
    rijrlit tiiii»',
    In tho very
    nick
    not in time,

    (, (
    ;
    oiitof tiim-

    , - |*
    at the ])<»]' IT iipaucp
    time; ]>-

    ,- ,)
    (fornwrly;

    (),
    >,
    ,
    (
    (
    at

    1-1^'
    time

    -
    !

    :]».
    [--
    , ;>(>-
    Cojicepi,
    '_',
    ;j

    (.('-
    m tbo course
    (

    now,
    — lap»') of
    at
    time

    prc.^H'nt.
    j
    ()
    , --
    ,
    kobjh;

    UfHv

    ,
    nou-a-,Javji
    (« in process of

    -,
    time, in the
    space of time
    (>-
    ,
    ),
    ,

    ; () ' '
    in old times,
    in <1 _.ot
    an »
    VO
    1260
    ( for SOU1U
    time, for
    while, for a
    ,
    (),|)
    (,

    (
    from time
    time,
    and
    sometimes,

    ever and
    now
    tlicn,

    at tinea,
    to

    ,,
    {)
    ,,
    anon
    from that
    time, t-ince,
    ever pince,
    ever aft
    , ,,
    ( there Is a
    time for
    .

    )
    (-
    everything
    to yield ti
    the times, •
    ,
    comply with

    ,
    (
    the times: to
    go with tne
    tide, to serve
    the time ,
    ()
    (to ho
    ()- j

    j
    ]>orn bofore
    its se«^:on
    it is not
    seasonable '
    ,
    '

    (), - .; l)efore
    tluH time,
    lonj; time ago

    ,,
    (
    ,() not long ago,
    not long

    rect^ntly,

    lately,
    pince;

    latterly,
    newly,
    of laU'^
    ,,
    ',
    ,
    1-
    (, upo

    , (-1)
    (
    in the
    ;,1261
    meanwhile,

    meanwhili'
    of ancient
    daU', a lon^;
    ():,
    :()-

    time ago
    (

    ()
    (
    under his

    in a
    reign
    little
    time, witliin , '
    '-
    a little while.

    .
    ,
    (), -
    (
    Ijefore long,
    soon, ere
    ,
    -
    -,.
    - 4acj once

    '-,
    : [', ,
    (2-)
    -.
    while; time;

    timely,
    long

    minute
    prayer-book,
    breviary
    .
    (),

    ,-;
    -
    -', seasonable,
    well-timed
    early;
    mature

    . ,-
    garlic;

    -
    ;

    (buckram:

    <> ) |^,
    temporary;
    transitory; TfH-HciiTepi;

    -, (-) ()
    mature

    ,
    ().
    )
    while;

    ,() (little while)


    ()
    by chance
    ( — accident),
    acidenially.
    «ifually,
    eventually -
    (

    '.
    —

    (),
    , 1262

    ,;-
    -)
    sonicliiiH'S,
    at tiuicH
    newspaper,

    (
    paper;

    -,- gazette I'tat

    () , ]
    part; portion; uapT,
    (1-,()

    ,,
    (fra^rment

    frequent;

    ,
    rcjicated
    (np. knock)
    in part;
    napmej

    )
    l)artial,

    () (1.
    sectional
    to fre(iucnt,
    to go often;
    to detach a
    ,'
    "{»'
    -, « ('J
    2.
    part, to part

    -,- small
    part
    (little)

    — piece. —
    -bit).
    (

    )' (

    j)article
    ('()
    ()
    (adv.)
    (luotient

    often,
    fretjnently,
    ,
    ,- Men

    '
    ( --
    many
    often
    a time

    -
    , ()
    (2-)
    pretty often

    jialisade. .
    - ,
    paling',
    liedjrc, fence,
    picket-fi lice;
    ^, «',
    (:)
    ^^i<>ckade
    treat (inp),
    refral(in,L'\
    n-enlepipiitj
    entertain-
    ment
    -
    (),
    1)'(
    —

    -() n'gale,
    12fi3

    ciiU'riaiu, to
    give a treat
    |)',
    ,,
    ,
    to
    to repile
    one'd self;
    drink; to 1)
    entertained,
    ti) ';;11,
    ',
    , ) |.
    gut (to Ik") '

    drunk
    J to be in .

    ,,,,
    agony
    :;- (1.) 04tl)0Ht,
    gnard.watdi,

    (
    HMilry,
    sentinel;

    , - ,
    ward
    to keep a
    look-ont, to

    (- , -
    I

    fUmd eentry,
    to be on

    ,-
    duty
    BO^, — to l>e
    on guard

    ()
    (1.) ambusii,
    lurking-plac»'

    <. ,
    ;
    1

    '.,
    '

    -,
    " to set a
    guard, to set
    a sentinel
    needle- leaves
    of fir-pine-
    -)-
    ,, -
    -- udj.) wood
    watchman,

    ,- of the
    (
    i-eiitiiiel,
    fklltry
    guard
    OUttHJSt,
    — sentry)
    of guanl , on
    (,
    on

    —
    , )
    gnanl
    —

    "
    *
    -
    -
    (& 1264
    van-guard --
    ;1

    .1
    -t!

    -:
    ,
    ('.
    ^:,
    iteacji walch- tower,
    alarm-post
    waichiiifr,
    ptiarding,
    staiiding on
    guard,
    deft lice,
    w ird;
    ,,
    -1
    ,
    ,
    ,
    , CM

    ,
    spying';—
    am bash,
    lying-in- wail
    -

    (-
    ;- )
    waiting for
    to watch,
    gnard, to ho
    f)n llie
    iVir; (to
    WMtcIl
    wait
    , 1

    for, lie
    wait for; to
    look out to
    in
    ,]
    )
    ;

    .«)
    (-) spy,
    to hreak oil,
    slip olf, (np. oj
    bough) to
    chip away,
    split off
    f(4.'l)le,

    nnhealty-
    looking,
    coiisjnmptive,
    ,
    -
    ,!
    f

    l>ining away;
    meagre
    to pine (iway,
    .
    (('))

    roj>H
    «iiray,
    ';tway; to

    sumption; to

    to consnme
    ;i\vay witli
    wither

    siill'i-r con-

    fade
    :-
    sorrow <
    razor-fish |>- ^
    -
    -,
    '-
    ,, --
    ()
    - -
    \\1,
    1'2
    ,
    drinkm;.'
    cup; chalice,
    ,
    ,
    --
    ,
    ,
    ,-)
    ',
    (- »kull;
    cup

    cruiiluiii
    ,-
    ^,
    5,
    ,
    >-,- -
    ()
    Clip
    pat»5
    -, -
    ), -
    knee-pan,

    --
    , )
    -
    (^«)- knee-cap II

    ,
    pendulum-
    ,
    , -
    ;;
    I

    ball. i)en<lu-
    :
    ;, ( .)
    calyx, (pi:
    calyces; ,

    -
    ;
    ^ ,
    acT.:

    <',
    , calyxes);
    empalemeni,
    ; -
    -
    ^,,,
    , va.-H',

    Ixdl,
    perianth,
    con-
    ceptacle
    npi»er pal t of
    — ox-
    ,,
    )
    ,
    -,
    yoke (

    how) (-OKC

    -,
    ()- ( . calyciform

    -,
    ,
    cupbearer,
    iiR,
    (at the conrt

    , ,
    [) , \)
    of theczaiai
    to champ,
    luunob, ,
    ,--
    ;-
    (• KOU- (2-)

    )
    gallop;
    mumble

    svveepinj:
    i^llop (-

    - , -) , ^- canter; ea;-y
    gallop, hami-
    gallop
    lU?UTcp, 13
    12GG

    ') ,
    If-. f to trail; ilrap,
    crawl aloii;:; ''',
    (to (

    -,- in pillo]) HU
    Kpiu .

    (- (a<lv.j
    to pillop
    to canter

    to pride ii{)afl
    one's wlf
    upon, prido
    ,|),< , II

    ,
    in, to l4)a.''t,
    brajr, Vaunt,
    to give one's )

    -
    BOU3

    -.
    t-df airs cej

    boaster,

    ,-
    bray^iart.

    , lioaPtt'iil, <
    |'

    -
    brauvii'-

    .
    DHtentalioii.-.
    Hcll- ,
    cunceited,
    -
    , ;-
    vaunt fnl
    !a.lfnlne.<,
    ,
    ,, - ostentation,
    sdlVonccit;
    prei^uinptiou
    I

    (
    ),
    () ( --) (
    boast, ])ride,

    .
    vaiuil, ,
    !^ell"-conc<'it
    pn^sumptioii

    ; (-
    (.)
    (thunder-)
    storm

    -)
    (}»1.)

    (uj>H- a
    (wearisome)
    I)er.«ou
    ) ](
    ry '>,
    ])
    , (
    |),
    ',) , -,
    ,, -
    -'7
    (piarrrl; |>,
    !, (
    flJXM*,

    ) ^,
    feml, war;
    {niitest,
    C(>inl>at,

    KeHTfp
    () 0, ,
    ,, - qnarrebome;
    fi^bt

    cross-
    praine<l,
    snarly,
    Kpot>

    Hiappish

    ,, '':!;
    .; (,.-
    ")
    tormagant

    ,
    IU,
    6|4'f, BUUT, '.', fourili (part),
    quarter
    ()
    ,', ;,
    :-) a iiu'asun»
    fur 50
    ()

    ,
    - ' 6peiVp
    pounds of
    ".'rain
    Austria, or
    f(»r10 pounds
    in
    rjK'ftii

    |;
    ,.( -
    in Itussia
    6|>1,
    ,
    .
    Olio fcurih ol

    «>. a '1; kej?


    net
    OB

    ;
    of

    ,
    ?,
    ',
    ()-
    -

    II
    (adv.)
    months!
    every three
    months;
    quarterly
    to guarter, , -
    ,
    ,, ;-, F;tir .
    divide into
    four parte
    iiajiTc

    ()- ) ; ! (- to spit (out)

    ,, ()
    -;
    dm)
    (-
    () to splash,
    pplatter;
    to
    fjqnirt.,
    push, spirt,
    «part; run
    ,
    , ,) (

    away, runout
    —

    »i

    (
    ((]- UOCU
    12«18

    the ))1«1

    (—spurted) )(-
    from the U01I

    -, ) nose

    ;
    everything»
    (L'. 1. iiKirke»! with ,
    (-
    4; a team >f <

    four horses

    (liiadrille

    —
    ,.
    (5>,(2-)
    ((.'))
    (')
    wild tliyme,
    brotlier-wort -]>
    (.)
    ;

    ,()
    to grow
    feeble, to
    weaken, to
    Um11(—sick)
    to disappear,
    ,',
    ',
    ' (
    ^

    (>,
    ("), }
    vaninh; pass
    (away), drop
    out; to Ik> ,
    ' (conj.) jierhaps
    missed

    (--) (adv.)

    (-
    )
    () - checjue,
    dieck

    to coin, to ,
    (> '
    stay for,
    stamp

    to wait (for),

    expect
    to wait to no
    purj)ose 1
    ,
    (),
    UOB UejlUfC
    ' ,(,)
    ',.)
    ,:- ; -
    to chattt r,

    ;,
    ( jabl)er;
    prattle
    joint,
    articulation
    (2..)
    (

    , )
    <';-

    ) ,
    , -
    -
    '
    jaw; jaw-

    '') (
    bone,
    maxilla

    of jaw, of ,
    -, (-),

    -
    jaw
    maxillary
    tlie mouth of
    ;
    )) -
    41

    '. a furnace

    (-) f'i 1.
    mouth

    1,
    n kitchen-
    of

    (built
    of bricks or
    Htones), bow-
    (,
    ) on
    —
    Hha|«iV
    opening
    6<>
    ) l^etween the
    heart (of an
    oven) and
    (
    ,»,
    (, ( (,
    ) )
    the interior
    of an oven
    young people
    eu
    f)B

    )
    (.,
    and

    women, ,(,) *--

    ) - (married,
    and
    ladies

    girls) 1
    -

    if^S
    --
    ,, (- \(1.)
    1270

    ,(-
    1

    -
    ,
    ,-»
    ) (:
    -)
    (wrvant,

    .
    niuid-Bervnnt
    adoiiit'Htic-)

    (pl.)»
    di>iin>)Jticrt

    (pl.)

    . ,-
    ,
    (2-)

    -
    :i urown np
    fion;pr()wn
    np daughter
    «Tvaiit;

    man,
    work-

    hirt'ling
    ,
    , |
    ]>-
    ', |>-

    -
    ),(|>-
    jonnieyuiau

    '-
    -
    .

    journeyman

    (:
    ,-
    ; a
    tailol
    grown up
    -
    -) ,,
    daugliter;
    woman

    »';

    '
    of WrVHUtS,

    '
    (adj.) (of) WTvaut; () «»,
    woman'ti,

    "

    - ,
    ,'(adj.)
    women's,

    servant^,
    ftiiiale
    l>«lonping to

    servant's

    - ,,
    to 1) a >-
    wrvant, to
    Ixj in the
    service of
    .«ervant's;

    <' jounicy-
    nmn'p;
    U'lonping to
    n wrvant
    )

    )-) 1
    1271

    (, servant «•),
    (—
    (.
    (-mai*l),
    liouw'-maul,
    work-
    woman
    -«', -
    many
    ;-
    wTvanlp;

    '' ',
    (adv.
    many wointMi

    (a*lj.)
    yoim;^

    of yonnjf --
    IH'Oplf, '
    on
    -,

    ,
    ,,
    bflongin^t lu

    , ,
    young pcoph'
    ', -
    (
    )
    girdle, pirth;
    sash,(,
    |>);
    lialf - -'(-
    half-cotteu
    coloured
    and

    ( )
    (flowered)
    -
    ,
    ribbon (put
    by country
    ')

    )(
    women on
    tbo girdle)
    heiltbore;
    8IlC4.'Z*-WOrt
    veratrine ,-,
    -,
    stomach-
    ache, pain i.
    the stomach
    politeness,
    civility,
    ,
    ,
    -,
    ,
    courteous-

    -) (-;)
    neps, good-
    breeding,
    courtesy;
    (compliment
    —
    ^-,
    ,
    Ul
    4vMuaft
    _
    ,, ,
    <'1-,
    |"»lije,
    1272

    ---,
    -*'.,
    I

    »| (julv.)
    #1, civil <> Kei»r

    (•It I

    fH»lit«'Ijr,
    tolirtl -, -(
    to I*:i<l
    civilly

    n
    ., ,
    , MinlUlwtic Jilf

    )(

    (-
    , '-
    |-
    (') h'lliaps,

    Img, carpet-

    to lop (a
    maylR-
    trnvelliii);.

    bag
    ',
    |'
    ,
    ,
    , TJ
    (

    ) tree); to
    square: to
    cliop off (-up
    [— ,-

    (, (np.
    -eiiiall)

    () to lioe,
    loosen
    Woo(i)
    ,[
    [>
    ,, -
    (njuiid ihe
    roots)
    ,-
    ,., (-'-)
    cap, liiob-

    cla.«p-knife,
    jack-kuife
    cap

    - <

    ,(
    a knife with
    brok» n end,
    >
    ^- clasp-knife
    in Wooden

    to s.'.w (with
    a knife) 1
    CO [
    ^
    —

    «•
    -|?,
    ), 7,
    *
    «> <)1 (
    to play
    1271»

    TV
    \
    :>
    »-
    [ill! e MM)-
    till-

    ,
    <>, EejIT-Cc
    iiif-truinriit) ]

    ')
    )
    cap; hair- Ken; pp-iuT

    ^
    (
    -t, (for

    -!,
    ', ', - Wotlit'tl)
    «.-
    ', tllG

    « »'-

    |)
    «>,
    HtOIIIUcll (of
    ruillinuilts)

    plough-tail -
    (•«' ["'

    !>,
    '<
    }*«
    ,
    ,
    «'-
    (-
    ^.
    to fasten; to
    liantr 'hook*
    1|\
    -';
    r*Ht (|
    — auuH
    ,
    , , .;)
    «> ,
    on
    to
    (

    SllS|>»>lnl
    to Hlirk t",
    (

    ,,
    ),

    ,~
    [—
    CM]
    clinK to,
    attach to,
    cleave to, , ' .
    ,[]
    ]
    , (-
    ) ) ( ,,
    fapt«»n
    to chicane;
    to qilihbh'
    and quirk,
    -;

    -
    -,
    , (>-

    ,
    with long

    ,
    frinef'fi,
    a

    fringe,

    -
    fiinbriato;
    (-
    stilled
    );
    --
    JpoBK{i?)n
    ,
    (,)
    affected

    [ (-
    ) ,
    to sit long,
    Btay in the
    Mune place
    ' ; —

    - (-
    7274

    ,
    41

    ) to keep
    indoors, to
    In; a Htay-at-
    liorrie, to .[
    rti

    - ) (-
    stick

    to I
    iit

    ring
    Hi
    ([))
    I
    home ^)
    UOB-

    ,
    over one's 01
    books
    «'
    ()
    , [
    , accurate,

    :
    ,
    punctual

    (;
    -??
    ) ,
    |,
    ,]) )
    (,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    -
    ;
    &
    clever; alert,
    exi>ert
    dexterous

    tidy, neat,
    clean; fine;
    KjieBt

    '
    ,
    I)rett7;emart
    (np,

    (-) catcliinf» on, ,

    ,
    )
    () ,
    (-
    clutchinjr;
    tenacious;

    ca.vilous
    adhesive

    , )
    (^, .,
    to walk lame,
    to limp, to

    eletrant,

    (one who
    smart
    halt

    lovet'
    ;]
    roj

    BOB

    ',
    cleanness
    (— neatness) (

    to adorn,
    ftttire, to
    drew
    1'27»

    1<>

    (trim) one's (),


    up, to
    «.'If
    «Ircsa (jittiro) -' (')
    one's st'lf (in !
    )
    ,,
    »'
    (
    ,
    fine clotht'p)

    «'| neaf no-s,


    clciinness-,
    tiiljjiess,
    1:(1"»'-
    1!.;
    «';
    (|)
    n )
    2 ., (

    neat HIT
    ))
    woniim
    —girl);

    liressf'l
    (or:

    neatly

    wonian,
    fjLsliionalilo
    ',,- (—
    -
    ;

    ,
    •

    wonian, a
    woinun of
    studied
    elcgancf, an

    (da?hin<;)
    fli'^aiji

    woman, a
    ,
    ()
    womuu fond
    of finery

    ,
    ,,
    ;
    clean, neat, hit;
    tidy, i>tvtty,
    luindtionie,
    nice; smart;
    (accurate)
    ;() '-

    to iKvonie
    (grow) nicer
    (
    () -
    (more band-
    some); to
    become
    ); 7
    ()
    iieat(er)
    [
    I2~f}

    a m-at (clean,
    )) (
    4<>

    liaiiilsome)
    man
    tlandv;
    (),
    flaunter,
    ', buck
    a

    ,
    (),
    ,
    , (
    ^^^

    [,) (,
    , (-
    ,
    );
    iliynie ;|
    (, -
    savory

    )
    ( . ) )
    caul

    to be in
    a .
    .
    eaiil

    (2.-)
    4L'I>B!l ((oil.)
    worms,
    , ,
    ;

    , () . maiipotf;;
    larvae, (pi.)

    (larvae) of
    (
    -,-,
    ( (-'.-)
    worm, grub,
    nia<.'<.'ot
    ,,
    farcy

    -
    ,-,
    adder,

    worm-
    snake,
    i'in<:o(l

    \|)

    pliaped
    ,]
    --
    ,
    -
    ,
    4ef)EaKO- (of) worm; ()
    vormer.fon; e^»ip
    Wormy; full
    (A wornip,
    vermiculose;
    verminous , ])
    June «
    -
    ;

    |
    '() - ;()
    ') ()
    (2.
    1277
    cochineal,

    ;—

    )
    ('_'.
    ('2.-) cocliincal
    dye (colour)
    silk dyed

    with
    (sUiiue<l)

    ('
    (')

    ,
    ()
    ,
    colour (tiye),
    cocliiiieul

    silvfT-wcc»!;
    silk

    potfentilla
    - ();

    ,
    .)
    (
    ()
    to become

    to breed,
    woniiy

    ,
    (lay epj?s)
    a ducat, a

    |,
    -,
    gold coin
    dysentery,
    f
    ),
    Bej>Ml

    , bloody-flux
    typhoid,

    ochry
    ()
    --
    reddish

    (-
    brown
    adorning
    matter (for
    >,
    earthen-
    —
    ware, for )
    (iltlj.)
    red;
    Ktont'-vare)
    ruddy ''
    -' , I
    to redden, to
    make
    redness, red
    intensive
    quite
    ,> )€,

    ^,
    to grow red,
    to blubh
    ,
    (
    'sf
    -
    -
    4('J)110II0
    (a.lv.)

    with
    1278
    ''•<, in '(1

    nd
    (— .^iimijiii)
    top
    1-,

    ;
    )
    (— caj
    -«'
    ,
    1,
    -)
    (-
    4cj.I!()-
    red- faced,
    rubicund-
    faced, rosy
    j

    ,
    , |

    -
    '

    (-(••loured),
    ni.Idy,
    rul)icund
    1

    ',
    SeflBMUorv- reil-lij.jKMl '

    -
    4t'J)Bl)HO- reddish
    yellow,
    -•,,

    -
    orange,
    oranpe-
    coloured

    -
    with red

    -,
    -
    wings

    - blood-red,
    ruby-
    colon red
    red-coloun«l -
    -
    -,
    red-dieeked,
    rosy-cheeked
    -
    -
    -
    cherry-
    cheeked
    bull-finch
    (/)
    ,
    -,-
    ,-,
    reddish

    - ,
    -,- -
    leddishnesa

    worm-eaten,
    verniiculate
    -,
    ' '
    •,

    -)
    (—
    -«',
    , >.
    ' , (-
    4t'I)B0T04H-

    - ) ne.4S,
    lone
    1279
    worm-hole,
    tlry-rot
    wornieaten-
    (ianiage
    by
    worms
    ,
    -,
    »,
    )('|.,
    «,
    '-..
    j>v6;-

    ( -)
    (a.lj.)
    (of) June

    (of) cochi-
    ()

    ( ;)
    •,,
    neal; (of
    kermes)

    •- dyed
    (stained)
    with cochi-
    neal colour
    ()
    ( )
    (dye)
    made of

    '-
    '^-, cochineal
    Bilk

    ^- handkerchief
    weaved of

    -
    -,
    1-, 81,
    «•ochiueal

    cochineal
    sheet of

    silk:
    ,
    ;()
    >-
    !- (petticoat
    (skirt) made
    of coctiineal

    turn; course;
    silk)
    ,
    ;
    ,-
    ,
    , order;
    seqaen«%
    suci4>ssi<>n
    by turns, in
    one's turn;
    in course,
    ,
    , |;
    C1K-

    -
    -, (, , by course

    it ia my turn
    KUBJIC,
    ;

    ^ --
    , (|))-
    -, )
    12S0

    grate, creak ,
    |)
    ,
    (^wsack

    wliose turn
    (or:
    soldier)
    Te])U
    )(-
    it isto be
    upon guard
    ;
    ' .

    (
    ,).
    —
    of turn
    whose turn
    ills
    to relieve; to
    alternate

    to do tiling;
    in turn (—by
    )
    '
    ;
    ),
    (—

    ,
    .
    turns), to
    take turns

    ()—
    ;
    «arret; loft;
    balcony
    |), .;
    <-
    »' |
    MejH'BHHb -
    deck; bead

    :i
    (forepart) of
    a sliij), prow

    big-bellied
    ,(<»)
    ,|)
    '|> (-*-)
    -, man

    ; ;-
    big-lH'lIie<l,
    with big
    , (-
    -

    )
    ' - )
    corpulent;
    (pn-gnant,
    wit)', child.
    ueuT,

    <»)
    ){
    to

    1)
    big- bellied;
    (to
    pregnant:
    {
    ;
    )

    |,
    1281
    .,
    -;
    '
    (,
    {<
    pauncli;
    1>1

    (
    >

    1)
    -
    >
    €
    «

    *>|)
    4ej>t'IIHK*)M
    4)

    111-,
    of
    1?
    1<(1
    ''
    (of
    »!
    animals)
    \\ itV

    j
    -
    ((»»')
    OB

    •'- (adj.)
    :i pmall '

    )(-
    |)
    ()
    -'-),
    ('_'-)
    (little)

    molar-tootli,
    «louble-tooth
    }?<1-
    -
    ---
    sho<

    (),('),
    tootli,
    (),
    --
    tooth, jaw-
    tootii, iiiill-
    tootli
    (),
    (), -
    ()
    |> (of) belly
    belly; ,,-
    -
    (|), ) (maw,
    abioinen;

    pauiifh of a
    beast);
    . ;

    I
    ,;,
    ;

    ),
    stomach;
    .; ;
    > gnts,
    womb
    herd, drove;
    1)\\1;
    () , ,
    ), (
    |),
    () (2-),
    flock (of
    8), crowd
    sliepherd, ,
    (of |>eople)

    -
    -,
    nerdman;
    (cow-herd,
    '

    .
    )
    neat-herd:
    ru
    '

    ,(),
    (adj.)
    (..-.
    1282

    shapliord of
    ()

    '-
    -.
    of
    (.:
    )
    ('{),
    «'»-
    [)
    cattle and
    horHfs; cow- ';
    ,])
    -
    -
    herd, iicat- '

    )
    lienl, «Irovcr "1>.
    (.: of a JK'id of ''
    -
    ').» ,.-
    cuttle
    to be a
    (—
    (
    shepherd
    —
    iis
    R
    ( cow-herd)
    ( to be a
    (:
    -);
    fhcpherdesp)
    «,

    !
    -
    ' )
    to ranjre, to
    put in a row

    to
    enhst
    (lino)

    (enrol)
    rocruit«
    change
    I

    (—)
    ([)
    places with a
    person by
    turns; to

    (|) ) by
    come
    ;
    ;(),
    tnms, to do
    a thing hy
    turns
    to leap over
    a hetlge
    to go acroBS

    to
    the river
    go across
    {)
    * the bridge
    ()«
    ()
    .
    written by

    ) by jeet
    hjtheUvine
    bint
    ;

    ,,.,
    ,
    1283^

    .
    ,
    j
    troujih; (up.
    ( 4. ) t. allthe
    year, to «»
    throiiL'h n
    WfHld, U)piL4S
    through H
    city); *>v.r;
    , ,: <,
    acroHs; l»y;
    from;
    «Inrins; ill
    at; - »,
    ;
    (>«--

    alter; fur; ';


    U'canwiif;
    on acconiit
    of; ill -
    qnetice of,
    thi'oiivrli out;
    out of; by
    means of
    (
    «-- - I lu'iinl
    fr«»m vonr
    of it

    liroilicr
    (>
    ( > /(
    he dill it

    -
    !

    from (;)nt of
    — tlirouixh) <>,
    (
    )

    |?
    ,-
    «*1>(>3 out of regard

    he pot in at
    for

    the door, hut

    the
    to look out
    1\
    he got ont hy
    you
    ri

    ""
    «)

    of the

    *- () in (after) a
    window
    ()
    ' faa)
    - in a year
    year

    fromthieda^
    {) ll'SI <|>
    of -,
    -,
    '
    itMcll, lui- on
    |.
    i^-'lf, l.y
    on«''8 1 BOU3
    (,., . . '

    ('?

    .
    virt.i.. B,.,,4v
    :„..,.
    "•'1 •«•'«<•<•««•
    ^<.-.^„-
    iff ,. ihatsiKuks
    foril.«di ,. ',.'''*

    . „^
    )-
    ,

    ,! ^'

    -,
    .',^ ..
    1

    |-,; we liv.-.l '

    .
    for (ti.e.sc)

    |'
    twenty years , '

    -,• lie
    cause of my OB
    misfortune
    exoes.sjvc;
    immodcraie
    tlie

    ,|'
    '1 Bu3 K<>3

    |'-
    , |).
    slioiilder-
    ,
    , -(--
    {2-) K'lt, cross-
    ,

    Kj.<.c-

    I 1 1 • ,
    ^^,

    ) , |> habirick,
    <1';
    ,
    !

    ,-
    -
    (scarf—

    ,>;
    .
    , ,.- -,<1; -,
    ()-?;.
    (;.--
    !sacMle-j:inl,.
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    )
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    bustling
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    nuiiierical,
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    numeral; of
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    countin',',
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    numerous,
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    ci]»i
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    <'
    (adv. )
    hearte«lneHM,
    frankiu'fjs
    neatly,
    cK-anly,
    '

    ,
    -
    1,,
    ( purely;

    \
    pronerly

    -,
    «<) he
    •

    ', ( I

    j
    1)<1 of
    cveryihinjr
    ipiite,
    c'omjilctfly,
    t'utirrly,
    , ,
    thorouirhly
    '- jUitO V,'\\ ^
    r=

    -)
    (up.

    -,
    1302
    brand-new,
    bran-new,
    HI»an-new

    clt!vei liar
    -
    )-,
    -ui

    )- (2-7)
    spot in
    river or lake

    -
    not 1><1
    )),
    -
    and not
    oversown

    1
    -
    '

    V \
    ^ witli

    , ) (-
    seaweed-s
    legitimate
    Ui"

    I I

    - , a level land,
    a woodless
    land ^
    ;

    -
    sincere,

    ->-
    ,
    frank, oj)en-
    Iiearted,
    plain- ,
    I

    ^
    ,
    hearted
    ingenuous;
    ,

    ,
    I
    candid
    «')(*- "- -{)-
    >, iieartetlnep?.
    frankness,

    -,
    -
    ,
    Hincerity,
    plain-
    lieartedness,
    ingenuous- - «;
    ,
    ,;, (,
    (.)
    ness
    a neat (dean) ()

    •
    -, ) ()-
    (1)

    (.)

    (f.)
    '';
    person

    lecturer

    iinly-reader;
    lect ureas
    nejHJOH
    ',|>
    -.
    , -
    -
    (.),-^
    -, (f.)
    1303
    member
    reading-

    rwkUng-
    room
    of

    (J.

    *- .-) room

    ,
    ,-
    rea<lJng-book

    -,- reatliiif;,

    (
    "( - )
    perusing,
    peni?al

    to read

    ( notknow BOB
    ^
    how to read

    (
    (
    to read
    or write

    to read with
    a loud voice
    the reading
    low

    -
    -,- (- '^;
    ,
    ,

    ()
    (')
    -
    of it ib
    engaging
    legible;

    illegible)
    legibility,
    legibleness

    sneezing
    -'
    ,

    () » to sneeze

    ,
    (|
    ; ) - ,
    '-
    , '
    ;
    to etir, to be
    agiuitvd; to
    wave; to
    rustle (np.

    () -
    , -
    leavee)
    inft. crest;

    )
    copple-tTowo

    (^ chaplft,
    np.
    _
    ,-
    1: 1
    dioice,.4'iec(,

    roarse
    ex(|iiisite;
    (.
    Band);
    largp, lar^'o-
    ,
    (>,
    , ;
    graiji<4l; l.i;;,
    stron;f,jTn>at;
    important,
    notable;
    ^.
    , , ,
    ', -
    ]>-

    [ 1-
    superior,
    excellent ',
    -,
    )) (-(-
    (of)
    ()
    forehead

    blat-k-cattJo,
    head

    neat
    ();
    -';
    a
    (-, Hinall
    forehea»!
    2.-)

    ,
    (2-)

    »(.
    )
    ^,
    peg, tap

    ,
    block fiead;
    awkward
    fellow
    -
    to touch; to ;,
    () ) ,
    attack,
    insult (nana-

    to hang,

    (- ,
    ;,
    suspend,
    apl^end; fix,
    join
    ); to
    reRf,

    «»(),
    ,
    ,,
    fasten to,

    )
    , ({)-
    1
    hang on,

    to chicane,
    cavil, pick
    1»(
    a
    quarrel
    1305
    ,
    )(, ),' ;
    to stick

    to;
    fasten llpoTi,
    (',
    ;

    ,,',
    to <*atch,
    liobb.f,

    ,
    clutch, prapp,
    grapple
    —
    catchinp,
    contagious,
    inft4:tioii.4,
    ,
    ,
    infective
    —
    (2-);
    (2-)
    -()
    --
    ,; - ilower

    ()
    ; \)
    to run
    quick(ly), to (),
    (2-)
    run

    ()
    inember;
    limb
    memlxired;
    with limtis
    of moiuber,
    fast

    ;,8
    ,'
    of fellow (of
    a society)

    ,
    )
    • , (-,
    to champ,
    munch,
    mumble
    phaniou,
    delusion

    epectre;
    ;

    ghost,

    vioion,
    •PpArition
    I

    I
    ,
    ,
    (
    ;,
    '
    ),
    -
    )
    -,
    ,(•,
    (
    (2.

    >) (,
    (),
    (.)
    fiblxT,

    )
    fil)-
    ma>tt>r, liar,
    jOHtcr, toa.ser;
    wajr, r<)(rue

    ;)
    (,
    -
    (f.)

    ,
    to play the
    wajj
    rogtie); to
    (—the

    play tricks;
    to frolic, toy;
    console,
    consolate,
    comfort, to
    Boot he, to
    joke, jest, to
    sport; amuse,
    recreate^

    ,
    divert,
    entertain,
    distract

    wa};tail,
    (2-);(.) goid-fincli,

    (
    blue-bird,

    ,) stone-
    cliat(ter)

    -
    (2.

    ,-
    (2-)
    boot

    a biff boot
    small

    shoemaker

    ()
    ()
    (2-),

    shoenmker'e
    •on
    one boot
    '-
    ,;-
    -;
    ,
    -; (-
    )
    1307

    scraping
    (junihlins)
    *
    (')
    .
    ,-
    ,[ Tia-j); (()
    ) (
    ()
    ,
    ()
    () ,()
    )
    of feet
    to scrapt' (to
    tDakeaiioise)
    with the feet,
    (in poinjr),
    OB

    Y
    ) , , , to go (walk)

    canoe;

    ,
    );
    Y
    ,
    ;- ,)
    ()
    -, -
    (

    (-,
    (2. bark, skiff

    small boat

    ,
    ,,- KOUCO- ',
    ( plmttle, quill

    ,.
    (of a weaver) <>)

    , , () (a.lj.)
    of a boat

    ,
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    -
    .
    {'
    -
    ,
    ) (),
    ,
    :
    (),
    (2. S.

    (adv.)
    of

    why,
    what

    wherefore,
    on what
    account for

    -
    what reason
    for some

    - ()
    (adr.)

    (adv.)
    reason; from
    some cause
    for any
    reason; from

    (
    ;

    anv cause
    chocolate

    ' ' ) (<, 1.:


    ''; 8-
    (2.-)

    (')
    felloe, felly, (),

    ,,
    with large

    [^ , < > (017)


    (adj. forehead

    front,
    (brow)

    frontage,
    fftcade, face
    , (:.'-)
    1

    fon'head,
    308

    brow; ;
    . (
    -)
    (,
    I

    j
    (beiul,
    an army)
    the l)est
    thing,
    clioice
    (selcHJt)
    tJio
    of

    (*
    (
    -, ';; ]>
    ,; thinp(H)

    (; :)
    '

    (2-) Cmarned
    );

    -
    '

    '

    male,

    .
    (y

    nusbaiul
    ()
    - , 6tUb
    I'bilanthr.i-

    philanthro-
    piat
    I

    -
    ,- ;
    py, humane-
    ness,

    - , ;
    hmnanity
    of man; OB
    Jmman; of
    men, (2. pi.)
    mankind;
    -
    ,-
    ,-
    iiuman
    nature;

    -)
    (, humanity;
    compassion

    -,(adj.)

    1000
    -OK
    of married
    man; of
    husband
    a email man,
    Utile man 1
    ,
    ',
    pupil (of the
    eye) J
    (
    »*)
    —

    , , — 1309
    to greet, give

    compliment,
    one'>

    to kiss one ly
    ,-
    ROH3

    BOH
    another (at
    parting or

    ,7 (adv.)
    why,
    meeting

    wherefore,
    (),
    (),
    for what
    reaeou, what
    ()
    8(),
    some
    for ()
    for
    '
    (adv.) reason 8()
    -, -, a small peg
    (-tap) ( )
    of peg (-tap)
    (adj.) (—)
    ,() (,)
    butler

    jail, prison ,
    , '
    -
    ,
    ,- (adj.)
    black, dark

    »,--
    inkstand

    ink; black ,
    (2-)
    slanderer,
    dyv
    |),
    caluniniator,
    backbiter,
    detractor
    ,
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    to blacken,
    to black; to
    soil, dirty,

    to
    ()
    to stain

    dye with
    ,
    (|)) bfaik dye,
    dmx
    dye black
    • '
    110

    () ate, ', ,
    to calnniiii-

    asjicrw; to eClll'|K', 6.

    ,() ( ]!
    (to (cTf
    i'taiii) (up.
    iho reputa-
    tion)
    mm HOU

    (.)
    hramblo
    (—bush)
    )'
    Hi! () blue-b«rry,
    whortleberry
    -,
    ()'(
    {-6j

    , ()

    )
    huckleberry

    (, blackberry

    () whortle])erry
    -bush, blno-
    ()>'
    -,
    -; .

    ( .)
    berry-l)ii.sli
    \vhortl«>l)er-
    ry-wiiie,
    whortleberry
    nrei-erves,
    ()'
    ()'(]
    -
    --
    ,-
    blueberry UI

    -
    projiervea 8^
    -J
    entirely
    blark;
    entirely dark
    bluckiiusa
    ,
    (2.-)
    to blacken,

    CM
    to grow (get)
    black; to
    grow dark
    to tjeem
    ,]|> (4

    black, to

    ( ) look black
    to appear; to
    l>e black in
    , TJ

    tlie diiitance
    - —

    -
    , <vieir,iep
    ( ' '
    1311

    wmit'thintr
    black in thu
    CUM-

    ticlK',
    VU

    ) ()
    6av'
    (cTfilll)
    ft-
    (atlv.)
    BHrjVI-
    distance
    blackly,
    darkly, ill
    black; black (),
    J,ap-
    ,
    II

    -,
    '(—) -,(.)
    -,
    (he looks

    common
    black)

    woli'a bane, ,
    ,,--
    -
    ,
    monk's hood

    '-
    ^',
    ()-
    ? -
    -
    mugwurt,
    artemisia,
    semen-
    contra,moxa
    8;-
    -
    -
    black-

    -
    ''-
    , -
    '-,
    '-
    -
    - (.)
    black
    broWt4l

    black-
    1)1«1
    man
    (—boy)

    browtnl
    -)( )

    ,
    '-
    -
    -
    (f.)
    black-

    woman(
    browed
    girl)

    -
    (—

    -
    --^
    blackish

    ' -
    blackishnees
    «

    -
    -,
    black-haired
    ,
    Kuec

    ',
    |> ()
    -
    ,

    ()
    black-hoiuled
    will» black

    black -maned
    bead

    -
    , stork

    : , 40J)H0ry3^

    black-earth; -;
    »|»,
    of l)lack-
    eartli,
    mould

    of
    -;
    »
    II II mould
    ;

    - 1112

    - ---
    fori! » '(1 of OB

    * ()
    vi'RPtablo

    common
    mould

    maple
    necromancerf
    KOMOH
    MlBJ

    veftn

    ,
    - *
    magician cep,
    (enchanter,
    bewitcher),
    sorcerer
    ,
    ,
    a female

    );(-
    iK'cromancer

    - ,-- — magician)
    -
    (

    (enchautxete»
    female
    .1 !
    bewitcher)

    I 4
    ne<Tomancy,

    - ,---,-
    the black-art;

    cy, of the
    magic
    ofnecroinau-

    black-art
    to use magic,
    to practice
    the black-
    OR

    ,- ;

    ,-
    art
    cynogloseum,
    (.) black
    hound's-
    It. t

    -
    toDgue
    (a girl) with

    ), /
    ( ))
    'I -
    (.
    ) black tresses
    (braids) of
    hair; black-
    haired
    of the Black
    «», dwelling
    near the
    coast of the
    Black eea
    01

    ]
    black-eyed
    lopHopo rt 1313
    workman,
    «Irnclge,
    ,
    BODRMPH,
    («>),

    -
    journuyman

    nun
    ,
    ,,7
    it.)
    monk,

    witli
    friar

    black
    iimstacheB,
    (wliiakerfl)
    a blnck cow,
    (nickname
    ,
    (|)3)
    «
    7,
    for a blai-k

    --
    ,
    (-) a
    CO'V )
    fennel-flower

    woman
    (girl) with
    darK hair or
    -
    ,
    (>)
    -
    )-
    complexion,
    dark-haired
    (dark- (-
    ekinned)
    woman or
    woman,
    girl, dark ,
    (),
    brunette
    black-Iiaired, »-,
    ,
    (adj.) dark, of
    dark
    complexion
    -
    a dark man

    (, )
    crestetl
    (tufted) lark ()
    -,
    •
    (2-)

    •,-,
    devil

    little, devil,
    devilet
    ',
    -,
    | -,
    1314
    ){-«\'1 ''>'
    40fHl

    -,- -',
    ,
    81«'\-1,
    (li'vil^ wickt'.l
    woman, ity-
    MiH,

    -,(2..,

    >,- «()
    .)
    devils, (pi.)

    of devil OB ,
    -
    J

    -
    devilisli,

    ( (miv.)
    devilielily,
    dialx>lically

    -
    ', - xej
    |)<
    («>)

    (^
    («.)
    tlii.nle,
    Wny-llilHtle;
    (ehepluT.l'H-

    shepherd'e
    rod, '
    ',
    /

    {< staff
    ()().

    (
    goldrn-
    IX Uiistle '.
    , -
    , , );)
    )(2-)
    (cTpjn,
    (), itcl»(ing)iawli

    (.
    1», <5

    ()
    mange
    (. ) »
    (()- )
    to beat un-
    mercifully;
    to thrash,
    )>
    ,, -
    Tpf

    «,
    TU
    give

    garhc
    cudjrol, to
    om«a
    thra8hiug
    —a gocni
    hiding)
    ROH

    ] TjHi-
    [-
    tat

    tjfi

    («,
    «)
    (2-7)
    _
    >-,-, four [

    -
    -ox,

    -*
    (L'-pl.
    -box)
    foiirlinndrwl
    ,

    fourteen

    - -,
    •)
    (2 pi.

    ( .);
    «jnwlrilatoral '-
    -
    |, <)|>-
    «'
    -
    four-Hi<letl
    <»-
    |, four-tnljp^l

    - -
    -,
    - ',
    (
    ;
    >- *) (2-)
    four-
    cornered;
    quatlrangu-

    '-8»1«
    lar

    fij^ure,
    qtiadran-
    quadri-
    ,
    -*- ^»

    -
    glc;
    liiteral

    () ^
    (figure);
    square,

    «(),

    (
    rectanpU",

    /-
    - -
    -
    oblong

    rl»omb(u8)

    qua«lrilateral
    [1

    - - tetrapyllubio,
    tetraeyllabic-

    roiWy
    chaplet
    al
    ,
    .«
    TeTJie-

    (2-0»^
    (.) , (' 1>', ))
    friJl; '

    ,, , to honor,

    () ,
    (1.
    2.-) resjK'Ct; to
    1^',
    ufKT,
    (
    oil

    ,-
    , wor.«liii>,

    ])(.
    <1),

    )
    glorify,
    BPf

    |'
    ^(2.),
    (. tJie hair -
    )
    -,-. :
    prowiiicr
    the crown
    of thi' head;
    on
    I

    [
    bea<l;tiilt

    ,();
    (cri'.^t) on the
    I

    ;'
    []
    (
    ,

    liead of

    , ( !
    fore-lock
    tuft«i,
    ,
    «'(^
    ;
    croste<!
    )

    (.)
    crt'.4te<l

    titmon.-e
    []():
    tiifie.])

    -
    );
    () orcstcil lull
    larcli(-tn4-)

    to fall '
    (-)
    -
    togcilicr by |)
    the earcH, to
    U'ar(pnll)
    ,
    [] Tfp
    one another
    ;
    ,
    by the hair;

    ' ,-
    tofij;lit,to

    together, in
    a push

    live
    unpeacefully j

    together
    '
    1317 |
    4J6UTU. to (tear) () |
    ()
    - -,- (2-«) a
    person by
    tlie
    little tuft
    (—crest);
    buir
    hair
    e

    e
    L—
    uepcoH

    ];
    rep

    rep

    ;
    ,
    growing on aa
    the crown of OB
    the head,

    ) (;
    small
    forelock
    top, addition

    pullinsr bv
    -'-)
    a
    I lie

    man with
    long huir
    {growing on
    the crown of
    hair

    [[] ^

    ,
    the liead
    (),
    (.) to ar (one
    lit

    say); to bi'
    told, to |K-r-
    ceive,
    exiterieuce
    leam,
    ,
    ]
    ,. ;

    1
    (np. cold);
    to overhear
    (np. conver-

    -
    () )
    (-
    sation)
    to watch,
    guard
    ,
    to feel one's

    felt,
    self;
    to
    to be
    \>e ,;( BOH8

    ). -
    experienced
    ,-,- cloak,
    (great-coat),
    '

    overcoat
    of
    cloth, (worn
    by {leasante
    m Ukraine)
    ;

    '«7">p

    ,
    , (-
    118
    <'(>1, , -().
    J. 1
    '
    '

    , )

    ,black-boetle

    ^
    1

    (2-)

    >, -
    ,(7) (2-)
    • conjimT
    (odd,
    eccentric)
    {)|
    «^pcepep,

    (,
    -\ fellow, $, <
    comical
    (droU, [, -
    {)
    [] jtereon;
    funny) ](),

    •
    I
    f
    -,
    )
    -, ,
    -(),
    ,,
    -',
    ', (-
    (),
    queer,
    strange
    (singular)
    fellow
    odd
    e«4;entric;
    atranjrc;
    comical,
    «, .
    -',
    ()-
    droll, funny,

    «-,
    () ,) (2--)
    whimHical;
    (capricious)
    rarity,
    wonder, , *-
    .
    l)rodigy;
    [],
    ,
    niiracle,

    -] -
    unuHual
    thing
    strange thing
    ',
    [-
    ,, ,
    ,
    comicalneea,
    eccentricity;
    (queerness,
    oddnese,
    ,

    [,
    -)
    ctrangenees:

    moneter
    ,

    ',- ,&
    ,
    ;,
    1319
    won«lerful,

    ,]-
    marvelous,

    -
    -
    miraculous,
    extraordl-
    iiiiry,
    ',

    ] , ,
    lulmirablo,

    ,
    beautiful
    ,
    [,
    -;
    , '»,
    «jueer, odd,
    eccentric,

    ,
    ' , strangt",
    comical
    funny, droll;

    ', ridiculous,

    ,
    [[-
    laugliable;
    astonishing,
    wonderful
    wonder,
    marvel,
    wonder-
    work,
    miracle,
    prodigy
    -
    ,,
    ,|
    ,

    ] ,
    wonderful
    prodigy

    ',
    ,
    [] [2-] miracle;

    ,
    -,
    ]
    ,,
    prt)digy;
    [.: wonder,
    marvel;
    wonder-

    -,
    [- wonderful,
    work

    ] marvellous,
    beautiful

    monster,
    defonned
    ,
    ']
    ,]-
    (ugly) l^eing
    wonderful .''^
    [']
    ^-'*'^» (marvellous)
    thing,
    wonder,
    ,
    ,-
    marvel
    .
    '5
    ,
    -] wonder-
    20
    workinp;
    tniraculuu.s,
    thaumatur-
    ,
    ,|
    .)(^
    )[/
    -
    .
    1^ gic(al)

    '??
    *
    '

    - [adv.]

    []
    wnndornilly,
    marvolously,
    U'lintifully
    mirarlc- »'-
    ,
    worker,

    [
    [ ]
    ]
    Uiauniatnr-

    to wonder;
    admire; to bo
    aHionished,
    ,<
    ^-
    TOMeref/-

    , -,
    -, '
    . -,
    tolieaiiiazt'd,
    to be sur-
    prised; to

    stranger,
    marvel

    foreigner;
    1,
    -
    )
    (he has a
    foreign look:

    [] [] foreign
    country
    ,
    to avoid, to
    shun
    ,
    ,
    f>e, -
    Strang»',
    foreign:
    exotic, othtT
    jx'ople's; of
    ,,
    , 0G

    -
    another, of

    [ lieforo
    otlierH

    atrangi'r>'
    I

    tlie wife of 1
    |1
    another
    [ 1321

    |
    [-
    to lx)rrow an

    ]-
    idea

    ><>
    to take (to
    borrow) an
    ussunuMl
    []

    -
    [
    foreign
    naim>

    country
    abroad }
    ,
    .
    foreign:

    (- ]
    exotic (np.
    plants)
    .,
    |;
    -
    stranger,
    fon'ign(>r. !
    ||

    ,
    sojourner

    -
    1

    foreignmsH; -»,;
    ,- ,,
    ,
    exoticisiii

    ]
    [-
    strange,
    foreign, of
    anotlicr,
    country,

    ,
    (
    outlandish,
    from abroad,
    exotical (np.
    plant)
    entirely.
    strange
    of different
    ,
    |
    |-,
    ,
    religion;

    -
    ^--
    dissenting
    diftercnt

    foreign

    to
    religion;
    dissidence,
    tlissent

    rouiitriee;
    foreign
    and
    fa->hion
    commit
    ,-
    ;

    1
    adultery
    ''
    : *

    ^- 7
    ,
    -
    ;{22

    In

    -
    .'ululUjrcns,
    tululU-'rate

    uilulttTv;
    ,
    .
    ]-
    -
    criminal
    conversation
    - 'II
    of anotiier

    ] iangua),n'

    -[,
    I'J
    man
    (other)
    of
    another

    of anotlior
    village

    ,
    ,
    »
    ,
    village
    watchful,

    -,
    vipiiant,

    ]
    (,
    J wakeful
    sensitive,

    -
    «leh'cafe,
    sensible, (np.
    sense, tact);
    ';
    ), ]
    quick-

    (4.
    Fcente»!
    ;

    [
    );
    quick-aernl
    (.
    ;

    ] [

    ,
    I
    sharp (of
    hearing);
    light (of

    ,
    []
    [] seneitiveness,
    •

    (of
    lelicacy,
    h!i(>p);
    watchfuliiexs
    vigilance

    ift-nse,

    ); [
    --
    ,,
    ,
    tact:
    quickness,
    (of hearing,
    ];
    Iof
    lightneaa
    a-ent); [
    [of
    cjdn]

    sleep ]
    ;

    « (adv.)
    1323
    watchfully,
    vigilantly;
    attentively
    with feeling,
    --
    ,
    ,
    , -
    [
    [»-
    with greal

    to
    tact, etc.
    be a light
    ,

    ]
    [,
    eleeper
    to lend an
    attentive ear

    sentimental,
    fot'ling;
    -
    ,
    , ',
    ,',
    delicate,
    Bensible,

    ,,
    ,
    sensitive;
    tender, fond,
    ,
    ])
    , ';;
    sweet, dainty

    irritable;
    [
    peevish;
    grievous

    [- ,
    -,-
    touchy,

    [
    [»
    - sweet
    easily
    offended

    expression
    kind words,

    [
    •[-] ---
    -
    |
    tender
    language
    she ie
    broufjht
    delicately
    eensibility,
    up un

    ,
    -
    sensitiveneee

    ,[-- ,,
    ] [] ,, :

    I
    susceptibility
    irritability,
    touchiness;
    grievocsness,
    painfulnesa
    (]
    1324
    tenderness,

    fondneM,
    feeling,

    delicacy,
    swcetneae [of
    ,
    ^_^_!
    , ^

    [
    talking],
    ]
    mildness [of

    ( [ ]
    ,
    • look],
    softness [nj).

    [] of skin]
    blacknleatli, -,
    ,
    pestilem-e,
    plague

    ,
    ^
    I>e8t,

    ^;
    I «.
    [']
    waggoner,
    carter,
    carrier; ;*,[-*
    to bea
    [driver]
    -
    []
    -, Waggoner

    ,,
    []
    - waggoners

    waRgoners,

    «>f
    [carter]

    business

    carters
    drivers
    waggoner
    »,
    OB
    epe
    0
    Ka|)Teps

    "
    ,,
    [
    [.]
    [adj.]

    the niiikv
    Way, galaxy
    [carter]

    ,
    []>]

    -,
    [
    A<^t>oa]

    - waggoner's

    []
    ^
    12.-1.]

    -,(.)
    (2-)
    ,
    lelt
    „ shoes

    shrew, shrew
    ,
    ^'^^

    -mouse
    ,.
    mye

    J
    1325 _^*
    forelock,—tnft (),
    ,-
    '

    l».l-j ^

    [ofliairj; [on
    top-knot| rep] ;

    hair on the

    man
    head of
    (iipyl,
    long hair on
    a
    ,0
    the crown of
    the head, ,
    .1
    Ions hair on
    the front of
    the head
    haw-finch

    man witli
    -
    e

    -'
    forelock
    [-]
    [top-knot]; [-],
    who bears
    long hair; top;

    , «hacjiy-

    a
    headed man
    tuft ot hair,
    ni^name
    for
    with a tuft
    an ox
    , -
    of hair
    betwetn tiie

    ,,;
    horns
    [2-] 11), ,

    commoner

    -
    -
    tufted,
    creetea [np.
    bird): with
    forelock,
    with a top- -;
    («)
    [] I

    I
    knot, ehaggy

    annonr-
    -headed
    person

    amuger,

    bearer;
    -
    ,
    ,
    *(7|) '8
    [] --
    ]
    (-
    (wniun
    1326

    «TVHllt
    to flow; to
    -
    e

    ,
    ',{>.
    ^ycTpT
    ,
    CepRt'H

    -
    leak; to
    «/., purl
    VP-OK [-»] -
    I
    water-fall,
    piM»*
    water
    where
    Kiisiiea
    out of the
    ;
    «

    • ;
    ('|)

    grounil in a
    «
    Htream

    12-]
    I

    I
    biibblinjf
    water,
    -
    , |>
    ,
    bubbling

    ,,
    sin,
    to bubble,
    TJ ',
    to spring,
    flow, gu.4l,,
    ,
    -, '1, Pi>utter

    -
    Vp/Bai»

    ']
    to liean
    armour-
    bearur, rto
    [7 -
    |)-

    / ,
    .,
    «ar-com-
    panion and
    si-rvant]

    ,]
    [,
    [Hdj.l
    health/,
    brave, 9onnd
    strong, iiale

    to beat,
    wid beartj

    Ptrike, slap
    [on the face]
    -,
    ,,
    [,
    ],
    reft*

    *7
    to whip,
    flog, suourge ,,
    ;

    . ]
    [juurra,
    to ponr, to
    J»e
    I
    uoBpiaf
    .- it
    1327

    lieavily, if ,,
    (); with

    ,
    rain, it

    ; .- alniost
    hIio\v«tv

    ,
    [ailv.j

    ,
    nearly, at the
    Itrink of tr.e
    ,, OR

    ,,
    by n
    • Hiinnte;
    I
    hardly,
    Bi'urcely
    M'ithin n
    hair lii-emlih,
    within a turn

    [-. ( of

    I
    [—]
    a die,

    was on the
    of

    [ » I
    falling
    had almost -
    [ -«)
    done it

    .-
    you 881
    me hy a
    minutt>

    [ - I can hardly -
    ] ;;
    stand

    ,
    ,-, fKiling;

    ,]
    [

    [-
    touch,
    8t?nsihility

    -,
    ,]>-
    |
    to anticipate,

    |>, to have a
    prcf^ntiment
    of; to
    (!

    forebode

    ]
    [- to scent, to
    smell
    ,
    ,
    , (-
    -
    13M
    U> lefl. to

    wnnation of,
    to wnsalo,
    to |»(\',
    toex|4'ri(iice
    iiuvo a
    !

    ' <,
    «•-»-^
    ni-jH-in.
    4VT1

    (up.
    ' lioanl
    Col(i)
    '
    [ ,
    to

    to fe«l uiic'h

    flit,
    self,
    to
    t«»
    -
    If
    .

    (>', 1 ,•
    (

    !<-
    exi»eri<Mic(

    !][-
    il

    .±,...
    (infj.)
    bear I at-
    tetitionl look
    1|» l<x)k
    out! U-
    !
    !
    !

    - attentive!

    a voii-e is
    bark!

    () ^
    rajiK

    []
    ; ,
    (well) beard
    it ia said, it

    '
    is

    there is

    ,)
    )
    (,
    (1.

    {-)
    , smell of

    to enliven,
    animate, to
    awake (-
    roee
    <

    ) ();'. ,,
    (- (),1.:

    ,
    (2.

    (), fame

    ,- );
    8ay(ing),
    if

    ( news,
    intelli>,'enct;,
    piet* of news
    joyous news
    ;

    4vTKa

    (7,
    4,V

    /)
    Tiriift

    . KUll
    ', /,
    M'll.itiVf,

    (.
    -
    ;
    '-
    ,-
    liflicato
    wnw, tact);
    quick-

    quick
    ,
    -; ( ),
    «^'1» (of
    )
    (os

    -
    lifariiiji),
    li;;lit (of

    (,
    -

    -
    Hunsiuvo,
    eleop)

    ,
    ,',
    )
    wu.siblc,
    ilelicHte,

    eccnted, -,(
    qiiick- ->
    »liaq) (of );
    «luick-euit'd,

    ')
    ,
    (
    bearing) J
    light (of

    audible, ,,,-
    phvp)

    witiiin

    '
    nj'. i-arsbot,
    < );) well beani,
    within ; '
    ()
    of the ear
    lieard
    ,,
    (,)) , (
    loud, aloud,

    stinking

    1(>,
    noisy

    audibility

    by hearing ''
    it heard
    diatinctly
    4VTHO,

    (
    it
    (it

    IK»
    );
    i^i

    voice is
    130
    lifanJ-
    Paid; ( >;/
    "T

    JB
    |)
    113

    ;
    I
    t'

    ( hv
    bcanl, (a
    voice . nut

    is
    beard)
    liears (it
    heard by
    ;> *
    (
    rejv

    --, scratchinjf
    iiiiii)

    '' .
    m -,
    -,
    -11,-

    to scratch
    ]»
    41

    ,, );: ,
    (())
    (( >j)ocTa
    )
    to Hcratcli

    itch;

    ^";
    (
    (
    one's self

    Jiiaiijre,
    ,
    ^ |;
    jiem;

    () to die, (nj».
    cattle)

    to scratch
    one's self
    once; to
    scratch one's
    selfon
    ;|
    «
    something
    (2-) macliijie for
    -onibing or
    carding wool
    or hair (of

    -,-; brandies
    ,
    cattle)

    (twigs,
    OJ»

    () ')
    [>»'3
    (<)'

    (f.) ^uglls) rut


    (down) of a
    !
    tree
    ^
    -, - cutting
    331
    '
    8 ()
    6|>-

    )
    brancliem
    ( twigs) of a OB]»,

    ()>
    pruniiinf;
    tret',

    (,
    a
    (lopping,
    triiniiiing)
    tree,
    ; ,
    lucking
    I

    (cutting) the
    leaves round
    bruiicliea
    (^)

    ) ()
    (twigs)
    f

    (, (o cut (to

    '
    )
    cut round)
    j
    (»,
    -, twiga
    (>-8,
    knots) of a
    ,;)
    (-
    :
    tree; to pluck
    round leavee
    of a branch
    |')
    (,
    >- (twig, bough)
    ;
    ,)
    -
    a lousy man;
    (-) (brat: 6{»
    »- -

    ), - -'-) f.
    a

    to sneeze
    woman
    (-girl)

    18
    {'\)

    )
    (,
    *_'.

    -
    (1.

    to go (to

    ),(
    )
    , (
    —
    (2-)
    walk, to ride)
    with much

    a
    difficulty

    much
    -
    -
    -, (.) uneczing
    pereon
    8]-()
    -Hxa(fj
    '
    Isilenct'.'huehl
    1
    .,

    Jiold yonr
    IKfat-e!
    ,
    «
    ^^
    rotn! ni
    »>

    -,- babbath, «•,


    Ton

    ())
    (<()
    (ma-
    0"U.) I
    '*^-'bbatJi-(iay
    (of) Sab})atJi

    (-day)
    «» '
    «•--
    (-
    Its» (, p'JSjiMBaTB)
    i« tvar (to
    J'iejws), to ),'
    (
    f 'J.
    '^''»'l.l;ui'rat('
    to I'lill afmri
    '},
    ;,|.
    j4-n,T,

    (—Jisiiiidi^r);
    («'•••'),

    -
    to break up
    ,
    irieiidlr
    .
    ('>''0 nr>. (on) (-
    . connections^
    'to burst (np. ), '<
    |>
    • the car.non
    lias

    .
    burst K.

    biijdinjr;
    »08)
    '>-1> ,
    -
    neftnej)-6aKc

    '- (lor a book)

    "
    iii:irta-mvBa-

    "
    to ke<>p
    1
    (\') ("-
    Sabbath-day )

    of sabre
    (adj.)
    -)
    (f'word)

    -
    -
    (

    (2.a)
    s\vor.!-lH.h,
    J'word-
    '
    «^'--,
    ^vai.etl)C'lt.
    .

    pirdli-lH'li
    having right
    hanjrer,
    j

    ! ,, ,
    '''''-.'
    ri-Hfei»,

    (adj.; to bear

    (~»nriM),
    arijifd
    a
    sword,

    w iff,
    I
    I

    , '
    ' ), (
    ;1
    '

    a eword 1
    ;].
    luauvjib)
    (•_',
    {..
    ?
    ««onl.ealirf,
    broad.swonl
    ,-
    ,
    » «««-

    ('.
    *'-,
    -,
    :

    sword
    <•

    -»;
    ( ?- to 111 111

    ,
    (2-)
    (innoj
    »*<')
    inUHk-dtick -
    ';
    ( -
    :) .:
    ('2-) fartliiiiir;
    ().: half
    *
    [ |»»';
    (<'<){)
    part of

    ,
    ^
    () to flaiiiC,
    ;1)

    ,
    - '!«'«
    ( lilazi' ![); to an,

    '
    llasli,
    out; to i.iko , TfftK

    < ,) , ; ; -
    (", hoar-frost
    fire

    ( |- ;(;
    )
    ().
    ';,'ray-licatle<l

    (' )
    (man);
    ^^'; ('|>
    )
    ( with rnwkd |»
    iiirknaine
    for a cinv of '
    () ",
    ::.(-
    bri},'bt-gray

    M-ale; (pan)

    jrafi.-
    hair
    ;
    ,
    |)-*'-]*
    ()
    ;) (,: ,

    «:) «oil,
    r'
    ,
    ,(())
    ()
    to blow
    :
    <'
    ,
    .levii

    ,,.",
    -<'<-;,
    ";''t.
    ("
    ^I'bvn,
    sJkc'J))

    ., (2.) "-'' ,
    ,'
    ,
    »»viii;;,

    '^ / -
    ( to
    In
    hive to
    11

    /n-uzv
    |)
    "<",

    ';
    ']», !ilal.a.st..r '
    ,.-
    --
    :

    ,, ^, ,
    (
    '
    (,
    »),

    -)
    ..",
    (,
    -h,

    -
    ,
    , -
    J

    paper»

    damller,
    (1).,
    protracU'r:
    tomporizer)

    )})
    ,.;.
    -
    |«
    ) .)
    protrnctive

    ni'ckclotn,
    -,
    .^
    rJ.

    -2
    ) --(
    «carf, Hhawl

    ;-
    (;
    «,
    (-'-)
    skuli-cap

    iim.UlIe-b,«,i
    (confu>4..,l
    '-;
    .1),;), ,'-

    if:
    . extravatrant
    '"«)

    nun.le.|
    Htnpi.l

    iH-rson ]
    .

    «()
    ()
    )
    (; -
    '- ;-
    )
    1335

    <1)-|)

    ,, -
    ()
    )
    ,- ,
    Hp;htne.s8 of OR
    .)
    , Uypf>- mind,

    ,
    iriddiiief.-';
    extrava-
    folly ,»»"-
    ,;
    (') lettuce,

    (- eulad; (-
    ])
    -)
    drt^sHlng

    ,() (2-) —
    (.

    (
    , (>.)
    sage

    ,
    () swindler,
    filiarpur,
    ,,
    ,-
    ,
    shifter,
    1>,
    raacal, black-
    leg, rogne,
    cheat knave
    ,.,
    :(>-- ,

    - ; insensate
    ,-
    niiin,
    man, lunatic,
    madcap,
    maniac; fool
    mad
    ,-
    ,().
    , ,
    insensate
    ,
    ,
    , -
    ,
    woman

    -,
    --
    madwoman,
    niudcap, fool
    mad, insane,
    !,
    4ens<'lesB,
    madbraintHl,
    crack-
    brained,
    crazy,
    }.-
    ' ;

    -,
    --
    .'
    (;
    1

    ,
    froiizieil
    ragefnil, I•eft7J

    ,
    lading, I

    .
    furious, wild;

    (-
    foolieh, I
    '

    ,
    I

    extravajjant

    ) I

    -, ,
    ;

    distracted

    », np. love)

    (') -( in.-anity,
    frt'iizy,
    alienation of
    mind, unary
    I
    *
    ,
    ,
    (oolisluK'Hs;

    ,|
    cxtrava-

    '-); '(i^auvo
    folly,

    (- , ()<

    (
    f-i'HBOCTH
    •

    to
    listraotion

    become) niad
    to iiialvo
    one
    (of lovo)
    rmi (gro\\,
    ),( Me

    »- '
    KOrt)
    run mad, to
    drive one

    ( mad ,

    (
    to Jove to
    distraction
    to )
    <iistrarte<ily
    -
    <|«
    in love witii,
    to 1 10
    di.«tracti(ilv
    (passioi.ate-"
    l.v) fond of

    ,-
    (a |»erson)
    tluVJcet in '

    the \voo<l;
    brusiJiWdCMl.
    bra lit",
    '
    ;

    ;)
    ,
    ,, ,,
    {'; '^ ,
    '•^
    ,
    :: ]>
    1337

    - ) );
    )1>,
    , '

    ^•, ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,- - (
    , -

    ) ,,
    (ll.VCTIlft,
    ('
    Wanton; pert

    «xtravapmt

    ,
    npi»T;eKrrj»^.

    ;
    (),
    .-,
    (.-), 1»-)
    to }) ma(J,
    to act Iliad Ir,
    to act

    ' ,() '-


    ,
    «, <'|«>-
    foolishly, to
    ravo, toragL',
    to do
    extravagant
    tliin>rs
    ,

    ),(
    )(,
    I scale (of the
    haJanc»')
    ibe basin of '
    ,
    , Tj
    (1.)
    a bajanct!
    scales,
    woiclita, a ,, uej»

    ' BOH
    ta pair of
    weiphlf»;
    IB

    •
    small balance

    - ()
    )
    1
    ]>late

    ) )-
    («•
    F1J».
    (»
    (1>.-)
    «'bflon (of
    troops) )(
    to form (jjet)

    .
    troop.s into
    -
    (),
    ,
    -
    ^
    ^••liolons, to

    troojis in
    (range)

    echelons ( )
    133S
    <1 for
    '- nothing (
    -^
    e

    ,
    (
    (]
    , ' ffUow;

    to plank
    <1)
    Utadcap

    cluiniberlain
    <>

    ,
    (,
    ), '(
    {),
    (*»:)
    THTJJI)
    to bruHtle,
    rustle (np,
    silk tfownt;
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    tormentiiip;
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    brawl, [>,'.
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    scuffle,
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    bustle;
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    <>epre<latioii;

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    -
    spoil

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    worry, to

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    torment

    conscience

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    scramble for

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    sudden
    (unexi)eoted)
    , ( ^

    ni>peurance,
    (),
    --
    [apparition],
    — (juick —
    movement
    );4' (

    -
    [motion];
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    ) )
    rapid knock
    (stroke, ''
    (:
    1

    blow]
    niagnificent
    parment -
    (,
    ;
    [dress,
    ciothes]
    chasuble,
    Facerdotal
    -',
    vestment;

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    and
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    to
    fro;
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    pOBX

    ',.
    in

    ,
    (! Ill

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    I* rffitlees;
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    liijike
    lieiHon with
    • larkish
    (man or
    hante

    liaJr,
    ,'-,«
    nejicor

    -,
    "omaii with
    ()).
    []
    «'IieHiint
    hair)
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    cepq
    rej»

    bunt] for a
    thing, to
    []
    ,
    hunt [m
    every comer)
    [)-
    ],
    ,
    lunirnage

    ]
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    |>, " ,,,
    ,
    about

    clean; ruh;

    ,,
    oft",
    «•> away,
    [.

    )
    tiry
    dishes]
    scrub, [up,

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    shark, rogiie
    floor]
    , ,
    [] person

    tent;
    hving in a
    ; -
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    ,,
    slicer
    to cut up, to an,
    chop, mince
    |»

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    ,[,
    ((1\'.)
    [.
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    to shr»! [np.
    wheat]
    trimly,
    smartly,
    sprucely,
    [<8<1]
    ,,
    ; (:i<lv.) with rich
    [

    ]
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    [] clothe*

    [] , to throw-
    one's
    [to toss; to
    self
    [,
    '
    ],
    -
    run] about; ertaBT,
    to hustle, to

    -|1.-; huriy
    tent; pavilion

    []
    -
    [2.

    []
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    ;
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    [;
    {^>,
    [2-]
    cnpboanl;
    [iron -safe]
    Hleward,
    house-
    steward;
    ,
    -,
    (-);
    , [house-
    keeper;
    buller [-

    .
    ,[-] ,
    -
    -,
    guard [,
    waiter
    stewardess,
    house -keeper
    house-wife
    ]
    )
    ,- iv;

    pantry,
    1365

    larder, ,
    -,
    --
    buttery;
    cupboard of
    refreshment
    room; meat-
    ,
    -,
    pafe; store-
    room for
    provieions
    of steward,
    etc.
    c lie a

    [-]
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    [steward,
    [ —house-
    keener, etc.]
    sapphirine,
    [],
    (.) sapphire
    colored, blue
    colored
    , -
    sapphirine,
    sapphire [],
    colored
    ]-
    ,
    (-

    [] tub, water-
    tub

    [] irnillotine

    ,
    - (2-7)
    [.]
    saffron,

    saffron,
    crocus

    ,-
    ,
    ,]
    ():,
    safrron-
    colored
    to procure,
    to get,
    provide, to
    .-
    ,-
    ,
    supply

    to be lavish

    lavish «;
    of praises, to
    j

    »
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    1,
    ,]
    ] ,--
    p
    to waste,

    ,
    { - lavish,
    squander
    away; to
    give away, ,
    ,, t]

    flissipatc,
    [dispose of]
    ((

    -
    to 8|)end
    prodivrally

    -
    ono'a money

    ml
    lit: ]
    [
    [- [-
    ]
    rhefs; a set
    of
    chfss-man

    check
    ;

    [- check to the

    -
    king

    it- I
    [
    clieck to

    to play at
    chess
    to check at
    tiie
    queen
    chesslxjard
    fiieck-mate -
    chess
    to check the

    to che(;k
    king ;

    ,
    with the
    kniglit
    to check

    -,
    ,-
    with the rook
    swindler,
    ;
    -, [.]
    [f.]
    cheat;
    imposter;
    hlack-leg; ,,-
    .,
    ,
    )(-
    I'ascal;
    shark,
    haggler,
    rogue,

    trickster
    old-clothes
    trader
    -
    ;

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    low-class. -
    ;,
    --
    [] (.) tratier;
    pe«l(lliiig

    ,
    --
    Jew, low-
    class dealer,
    huckster

    -
    (
    c(b)KBft(adj.)

    (adv.)
    of swindler,
    etc., trickisl)
    rojjiiislily;
    foul, by
    fraudulent
    means; like
    a clieat, like
    bv
    ,-,,
    OB

    ,
    ,-

    ;
    a swindler

    []
    [-]
    swindling,
    swindlery;
    rascality,
    roguery,
    roguish ness
    ,
    «',
    ,,
    , [-
    4
    t'heat, foul
    [fraudulent]
    dealing,
    ,
    [>,
    -

    >
    fraud;

    ,[]-
    inn posture;
    tricking, ^/,

    ,,),
    trickery
    I

    small trade
    of a Jew;
    bartering,
    huckstering

    to play false;

    ] ,,-
    to trirk

    ,[.
    -'
    to waste,
    lavish,
    .

    ;- CRbUK.
    squander
    away, to be
    extravagant '
    w

    (-] 1368
    to chjat,
    ,
    ,
    , ,
    ,
    ,
    sharp, shark,
    rv)gue;barter, -
    hagrfe,
    chaffer; bilk,
    jmll; to carry
    [drive] on
    ,[]
    «
    ',
    ,
    a
    petty] trade
    [traffic]; to
    humbug, to
    to cast a mist
    [or:

    ,
    []|»
    [];
    -
    !
    before one's
    eyes; to
    practice
    ,[],
    8,

    -] ,,
    fraud, to
    shuffle;
    .

    play mean
    tricks
    prodigal,
    I
    spendthrift,
    squanderer,
    waster

    [, ,
    ] ],[
    , --
    -
    shaft [of a

    ,
    mine], pit-

    , (-
    hole, pit-

    ] ,,
    [-,-«,
    head
    miner, mine-
    digger

    -
    ,-*
    borer,
    timl)er-8ow,
    wood-fretter,
    bore- worm,
    pile- worm

    ,
    ),

    - .] ^
    weevil, corn-
    [2-, weevil, wire-
    worm
    vine-fretter,
    vine-gi4ib
    '-
    --
    ,-
    I seam
    .()
    ,(.)
    (2-) German
    1359

    Suabtan

    cockroach
    ,
    )
    (vacTb . Scabia

    Suabian
    (German) ()
    ()
    -,
    Suabian,
    woman
    Swabian,
    German
    brother-in- -<
    (,) (2..) law

    it)
    sister-in-law --
    (2-),
    ()-
    sqmidron
    of horse,
    e
    OB rope

    ()-
    ), :
    tick awl

    cobblei-'e awl
    awl
    ,
    () spire

    spire of a
    () steeple, spire
    of a domical
    (),

    ,()'
    vault, spire
    of a dome

    tvamstresH
    ^>,
    Wi
    '

    ,
    • « <.
    -
    •7,
    Btraggler,
    vagabond,
    '
    -,
    -)
    » ;»?^"'
    awl-shaped
    (. (-'
    )
    (-
    )
    ^
    •Swiss,

    porter,
    Switzer
    , 0-
    (),
    »»-
    cef

    -
    ,)
    ()7-
    door-keeper

    Swiss woman
    Switzerland
    Swibs

    ()
    BjMeR

    catenjillar
    (palmer-
    worm) of -
    OB

    ,
    butterfly
    needle-
    woman
    seamstress, ,,,
    »()-

    ,
    semstress,

    , )(- embroiderer
    beam, balk,
    joist, slivered
    beam
    ,,
    ()
    I
    tailor's
    worksliop,
    ',-
    -"
    «ewing
    worksIiop
    sewing; or

    '-
    I

    (adj.)
    eewing

    to spetik an
    iinintelJigj.
    ble language I
    - -
    1361
    to speak
    Turkisli
    (language)

    ,
    -
    (-
    »)
    (^;
    (;
    )
    scathe,
    damage;
    hurt, injury, ,;,-
    (
    (
    -
    7)
    to enffer

    snstain a
    harm

    damage, to

    loss, to bb
    ,
    ,
    '-
    (-
    hurt
    to stumble

    ) to be im-

    -
    paired in
    HU
    ) one's health, -,
    to grow -.
    weak, to
    decay

    ( )
    to hav<» sore
    eyes

    not to .stand
    t

    wt^ll (firm)
    ()
    ^^ - upon one's

    his repu-
    ^egs

    tation has
    received a
    {.-
    -
    «() (-
    #
    -) severe blow
    plaited
    (platteti)
    string (cord)
    ()
    (- fishing line , .()
    of white
    horsehair -
    HI I

    -
    -
    )
    ,-
    ( bijfh

    quick and
    1362
    sharp
    grase

    load talk;
    sribljerieh,
    jabber
    rWSepBn

    :- ,-
    )-
    to epealc

    ,
    ('•
    -
    2.
    ^ibberieh, to
    j«bl)er, to
    gabble

    (;
    •)
    )

    to thunder;
    to rattle,
    ,
    () •',
    nimble

    ,
    :\f light- KBHK, Jtti
    footed;
    «•nenjetical,
    ,«
    (
    vigoroue,
    nexterons,
    ,
    (
    lively, clever

    to lighten;

    -,
    (')
    ) (twinkle,
    Srlimmer)
    ightened ,
    ,(
    TBHHKej

    ,)
    (,
    (2-)

    (2-)
    defect;

    blacking;
    (•lainage)

    ,
    -
    ()
    shoe blacking
    shoe polish
    to blacken;
    ,
    -. to
    —
    to polish
    (np. shoes)

    seamstress,
    dressmaker,
    needle-
    woman
    bea
    eeamstress
    ,
    -
    cliccTpe<f
    * HUpn .- < «
    ,/" ,
    , -
    ,
    tpec

    ^
    ( (2-)
    Swede
    Swefli.Mii

    Swi'disli
    —
    beam,
    woman

    (ground-) ,-
    ',

    ,
    7
    '() 88-
    )
    j«iiet,
    (railway-)
    8
    ,,
    ^-
    ,
    sleeper, tie

    «,- sole

    -
    ,, -, , tiireshhold,
    -:
    - -
    JU#T-

    -, ()
    door-8ilI

    window-sill,

    , ,);.
    tBBtfepoc, window-

    ,
    ;
    tcrepoc,

    ,' (
    BJ^Mp
    ,-, to stroll
    board,
    sill-board

    (ramble,
    sounter)
    «,
    '
    (;
    to
    ';
    )
    ,
    ,
    ',
    , ) haunt,
    straggle;
    prowl; to
    idle,
    about, roam
    gad
    (),
    ,-
    ,
    ,
    about,

    7-
    , ,,
    wander, rove

    ,
    freely
    (m.) idler;
    rambler,
    vagrant.

    ,
    -
    rpwf
    wanderer,
    ftraggler, a
    tidgety man,

    ;
    person
    |),
    ,
    shifting from
    one to
    another
    \
    ,

    \ ;
    ) (*
    Uiigetj
    1364

    Idler, etc

    ";
    ^2.

    (.; "•«). boot'


    maker

    "-(.
    •« ,
    ')
    to throw,
    cast.
    nUig,
    «iiig, Jaiind
    ,
    ,,
    TJ

    quick
    (interj. •
    throwing

    )
    expresein^f: j

    tt^r

    '!2
    fill (

    V
    1
    (/, I
    to draw
    fp'iick, puil)
    down (—f.ff), (,(— n

    •
    ,

    (2.)
    to tear (take)

    the end of a
    7 (<
    ^^7) —
    ^nip (knout)
    '« (

    )(,
    -JB»TH
    quick, ewiff,
    '•npjd;
    speed;
    prompt,
    ready, (np
    answer);
    «, -
    ,:
    ^',
    .
    () ''wift-sailed
    'np. veseel)
    'V"ck, alert,

    ,,
    «,
    ,
    «•iever, ngile,
    dexterous,
    -
    ',
    .-
    brisk, Jigjit?
    footed, light.
    iegjftd
    <,
    « quick-witted,
    eagaciouB
    ««-,
    * 1 prompt
    (quick)
    ()()
    Bnflwer
    »- eacep

    >
    ,, -
    (, - ,
    readj
    SpOejlfiH* apprehenmon

    .
    -<,
    ',
    -
    )
    )
    (t-KOpicTb,
    quiclcnesB,
    ewifttiees,
    rapidity;
    speeddneee),
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ',
    -
    (),
    rate; expe-

    , ,
    ,
    dition,
    despatch,
    •, ^;
    () () nirnblenet»
    readiness,

    5 («,
    ) (-
    )
    <promptness,
    promptitude

    (shurpness)
    ()-
    )
    () (
    •
    > ,
    ,
    - ,
    of wit, (of
    appre>
    heneion),

    ,,
    '
    f

    - (,) -
    sagacity
    quickly,
    nimbly, , (-
    ,
    swiftly,
    (quick!)
    speedily,
    HOon;reaidily;

    ()
    ,, ! )

    ( »lartingly,

    -
    ()
    ( .
    the river

    nimble-
    flows
    dartingly

    witted, quick
    to perceive
    ,,to hammer
    .'
    '-
    ,,
    -
    TJ

    up" an"
    <

    ' .-»
    |
    ,

    .
    -.-
    (",
    «
    - )
    I
    phutj in til»,
    river witii
    the rapid
    Waiting)
    tnrn'iit
    («trfain.flow)
    '
    (.
    "utt'rfnll
    Hi haete, in
    ",
    )
    (a<lv.)

    -.-
    .
    nurriedl/,
    .
    burry,
    ",
    •() (. :
    haetil/

    (),
    /- qaic,' er, et,-.

    !)
    !, (interj.:
    to throw
    tlown, to

    ')
    f^i't «ast, flhig,
    buri

    to throw (to
    (t

    ,
    fool) UWRJ

    ( one's Uiortev est

    : f
    !
    to
    to »>
    > ^^
    thrown
    tlirowingiy JpoB

    (adv.)
    )

    castinely
    to make (to
    hnrlilv,
    «"
    ,-
    (np.
    caust') a noise
    )
    (, (rj

    ,)
    '°»"P«»«)j(claniinr

    <.prrj.0T.o!
    L,„Zf"»'
    sounding,

    ,,,,;. ,
    bolt,
    ,
    ,-
    ^^««)|,
    uraglwilt;

    (of a
    bolt,

    pole-bolt,
    coach)
    '
    , -- ; ,.
    ( BBft(adJ.)
    -
    1.7
    (of) bolt
    (OB) )
    ) , )
    (2. (.)
    («am;
    . ;
    (, (
    eutiirf)
    :

    , '2.*) (f.

    eewinir, ',.
    ", .
    etitchinjr,

    , -
    )
    neeiHe-work, ! "",
    eeamatreeey;

    (.:
    embroi<Jery
    rope, tow-
    ,,«<
    <)
    •,
    («
    , )(niBjp,
    JUIH-
    rojte, tow-
    line: bawser »,
    09

    ; , (,
    )
    —
    to thrupt,
    iTiakc
    thriiHt; deal
    a blow, aim
    a
    ,,
    -
    a blow
    to strike
    with a knife

    ()- —
    —
    *
    (•dv.)

    , to become 6
    ()
    TJ

    (8
    confuee
    (perplexed)
    bis toneue
    alters
    8
    to stir,

    —
    move 17 ,
    ;

    (?;,
    (-) -,
    1368

    - bandy-
    I

    ; ,^ legged, polt-
    footed, bow-

    ,,(-
    , (
    awkward

    --
    ' , )
    '
    -
    —
    naety man,
    villain, :
    wortblesfl
    scamp <
    vile (bad)
    ((
    horse (mare)

    u shoemaker '8
    shop; shoe- ;
    -
    ? t

    ()- shoe-
    magazine,
    shoe-ware-
    ehop

    honae,
    shoe-store-
    -!
    honse
    -*
    ^
    (-
    ^- shoe- factory,

    --
    .
    shoe-works,
    boot- factory
    of shoemaker

    shoemaker's
    wax;
    shoemaker's
    pitch ;
    trade
    shoemaking
    of a shoe-
    maker;
    belonging to
    «,
    a shoemaker
    shoemaker's !

    •daughter J
    .V
    —

    1369
    to make
    ),(
    shoes ( boo te),
    to carry on
    (to follow) a
    shoe-maker's
    trade; to
    ),-
    (

    practice
    shoemaker's
    trade
    shoemaker's
    (2.-) son

    () Miioemaker's

    (2-) shoemaker's
    wife

    boy, slioe-
    inaker's
    ,-
    ,-
    - ti

    (
    )
    (
    apprentice,
    apprentice to
    a shoemaker
    a journey-

    )
    man shoe- '
    maker
    siioemaker's
    foreman ()
    Shakespeare
    fidgety c
    man or op -
    () woman
    to stir, to
    move
    ,
    falling
    (iiiterj.
    ex;-resHiiig:
    (down) ()
    ,()
    a slow
    (sluggish)
    man, a
    stupid (dull,
    lean-witted)
    man
    -) (,
    50-
    -

    1370
    to walk

    ;
    '

    about with Ho
    noisy steps,
    to go slowly
    in mud
    —

    (
    VTB to fall
    heavily
    ,
    down,
    tumble down
    with

    ,
    iioige
    U' fall on the
    () i.ose, to
    ;
    tumble
    head Ions

    -
    If

    (-
    )
    down
    1 { —
    )
    ? s\

    !\:\
    (- stupid,
    foohsh, dull,
    blockish,
    crack-
    brained
    !

    ,
    -^
    -
    -
    , ,

    thick-lea vet!
    ( bushy
    leaved) and
    (-
    therefore
    much bluster-
    inj? (noisy)
    (
    -,
    -
    (while the
    wind blows)

    (
    ,)
    -
    I

    j
    to l)eginn to

    to fall
    rustle
    down
    into the
    8
    )

    ,;()
    ')
    water with
    noise
    rustle,
    (2-) whisper; j

    noise; lisp
    [

    I
    ;
    »
    -, -
    131
    ruHtling

    rustling,
    , ,

    ,
    (interj. noise, siulden

    -
    .
    '.
    expreesmg:

    (,
    appearance

    ) to rustle (to
    biustle),

    to lisp
    -
    make a noise;

    )(-
    (');
    ;
    ,
    f

    ,- «'
    ,
    (, (2-)

    )-
    giddy man
    or woman,
    volatile man;
    f»uzzlingfool;
    rivolous , ()-
    ,)
    -
    (useless)

    -,
    ,,
    , - -)
    man; (a man
    of straw)

    -
    (),
    (

    -
    --) ,
    (. :
    (2-)

    \2-)
    lie]m(et),
    liead-piece

    summer-cap -
    ,,
    (
    sentry,

    ()
    14 (2-) sentinel,
    watchman

    ^
    to be on
    sentry-go,
    to stand
    ,,
    -,
    ,
    ),
    -

    -)
    sentinel, to
    mount guard
    scoundrel,
    rascal, rogue,
    knave,
    cunning man
    —woman)
    ,
    «<,

    , ()
    ,

    ;
    ,
    (

    roguery,
    knaveiy,
    viUamy
    —
    ii

    -
    , (2-)
    I

    1
    marked
    (stigmatized)
    criminal
    [convict,
    galley-slave]
    1372

    ^'»hJu to mark,

    . ; stigmatize;
    brand,

    defame,

    ^
    traduce; to
    treat like a
    rascal
    mejnor, (long-leaved)
    ,1 li
    ( willow, osier
    (2-)
    —
    of willow,
    [ —osier]
    _

    a willow-rod, -|-
    t

    ,[]
    osier-twig,

    to swing,
    wave, waver,
    osier
    ,
    ,,2 -TR

    [],
    antique
    sway
    ,
    ,
    small coin

    ,,
    ;]
    [,
    - plan,
    project
    ,
    [.-
    ,
    (
    ^ schematism

    ].]
    murnr.nr-

    mutterine;
    lisp
    ;
    —

    [
    ]
    '
    ggMP<aHC) 1373
    the murmur-
    ing (rippling,

    ]
    [{,
    ,
    rafts

    -,,
    ]
    )
    rue-

    []
    gurgling,
    purling) of
    brooks

    , teptjdmt,
    OB

    ,.
    7

    [ ]
    to
    (streams]
    murmuring,
    repining
    murmur,
    to mutter
    to murmur,
    (crpim]

    , ,
    [•,
    >,

    -]
    «,
    [««]
    >^^-«
    gurgle, ripple

    to

    to
    murmur,
    to
    mtirmur
    [to renine]
    rufltle

    [
    ,''
    '(«],

    phadkn]

    ,
    at a thing
    to repine

    ]
    »-,
    -;
    [
    against (or:
    at) one to
    grumble at,
    complain of,
    ;
    ;. []

    ,
    ,-
    », I
    to blame
    to make a
    rustling
    [grazing]
    noise [by
    ,
    [][
    rubbing two
    articles

    , [] against each

    , if

    ,
    other]

    ,
    «, cloak, great
    coat

    [m.], mene-
    [f.]
    capote;
    "vatch-coat
    lisper: thick-
    apeaking
    person
    .*
    -
    ^-

    lispingly ABcmHtjd
    •» (adv.]
    lisp(ing) '?!
    ,

    () 1374
    i>8ping,thirk
    [of proniiii-
    ciat.ionj
    speaking
    ,
    npoBoBca
    [

    thick
    to liflp, to jncn, 1
    have a liep,
    to speak

    «,[]
    -, [2-) whisper
    thick
    []
    ()
    ','•:
    ii'

    -
    ,(-
    - whispering,
    whispjery,
    [lisping]
    ,(
    []
    ]
    )
    men [o] omen,
    presage,

    ,]
    [],
    -
    augury,
    fefe boding,
    prediction,

    ,
    ,
    [] ,
    '
    fortune-
    teUing,
    conjuring

    bewitchery,
    wiU'hcraft,

    -
    ,-
    - (-
    ); [.]
    ,
    -
    -,
    -
    -
    enchante-

    —
    sj'cophant,
    ment

    tell-tale,
    calumniator,
    ,
    ,
    - (-
    -
    slanderer

    , (-,
    -
    -
    )
    . (f.)

    a small

    trader,
    baza(a)r

    huckster
    ,
    }-
    ],
    [ -
    ,
    ,)(
    - --
    1375

    bazaar
    e (fuaap

    ,, neyte-

    ()
    traWoswuuiaii
    huckstri'SS

    in a whiiper,
    Meu,

    HH- e
    pec

    (adv.) nnder-one'a
    0
    [] nep,
    |)

    ,
    breath; ;

    ]
    [lispingly]

    (.)
    whisperer,
    (-
    [rJBHcnepep,

    ,
    ,
    whispering

    ,
    ]-, whispering
    man,
    whisperingly
    speaking
    man
    ,
    [rJBBcne-

    []-
    ',
    ,
    -
    VnaxKH,

    ,-
    ,
    >,
    ;, woman:
    woman,
    wliisperingly
    speaking
    woman;
    [mincinply
    8j)eaking
    [,
    []--

    -]
    ,
    -
    -.
    - ;)
    (, to \vliisij)er,
    to speak (to
    talk) in a
    whisper, to
    epeak softly,
    to speak
    ,), (),
    ( «

    •
    ,
    8. "
    (
    ()
    under one's
    breath; to
    8i>eak
    niincingly
    soft whisper-

    to
    ing wind

    whisper
    in a person's
    ();

    ()-

    ()-
    ear
    ;
    )(;
    1376
    to foretell,
    (
    (
    t<'ll fortune,

    to Hootlisay;

    (
    r r
    to Iwwitcli;
    to conjure
    to talk in

    ) wh'eper ()
    to talk
    enouffli (to
    apeak to the
    () coin

    full) in
    whiHper

    ,(-
    , ,(
    ( - to calumnb

    ') ate, slander;


    to sycophant,
    to play the
    sycophant

    , -
    to whisper
    to one
    another
    ()-

    -
    sorcerer, cojxjepep,

    (,
    :
    ,
    »)
    )
    liewitchcr;
    conjurer;
    ortune- teller

    sorceress, ,,
    (^]

    (»,
    )
    {>, (.,
    bewitcher.
    witcli,

    fortune-teller
    (loff-rose
    row; rank,
    -
    ,
    , |),.
    -)
    tile (nn. of
    soldiers)
    to form
    (. soldiers into
    lines (filca),
    to range ( to () ;
    put) a l)fKly
    of soldiers
    into
    ()-»
    ,
    )- -
    > 1377
    (dis-
    fignretl,

    ()
    (|) «, ;,
    ;
    «lefoiiiiet])

    ronjfh;

    rugged;
    woman
    {,
    PV-

    (- rugose

    (-
    );
    a
    )Binall
    rade

    ugly e
    (-)
    ';|>
    )
    to peel off
    (tx)
    prain bt'fore
    husk)
    | 4>
    ()

    -(
    :
    griiidin<.'
    1(»|) tlie prain i.s

    liiuketi

    '
    sluriff

    )
    (
    ) fencing,
    Hwordsuinn-

    fencing-
    siiip

    master
    ,
    -
    <>{>-

    -,,
    (

    )
    (, 2.
    ,
    trying-plane,
    jointing
    jack-
    plane (for
    (-
    ^-
    planing in

    -
    (--
    tlie rongli)

    -,)
    rabbet- plane,
    (drawing-
    knife)
    )-
    plane,
    circular-
    plane
    (- long.
    1378

    plane ufled
    e - 6a T(
    KX
    lor finiHliin;;
    the

    (
    ;
    ,--
    Brnootliinj;
    in planing
    pa<UUu-ck)th -' 1

    ,
    (
    -
    >, )
    {>, ;
    wool; liair
    (of Botno
    animals)
    ; rep

    |* against tho
    liair, af»ainMt
    CfeHCT n
    tho
    wooly, flec<'y, ,-; f|>e*

    lon<;-\\0()l('(i

    ;
    - -
    -
    -,
    (-
    f<»n^rh; harsli

    woolen, of
    wool; of J air
    woolen-
    thread, bay-
    I

    yarn
    ,,
    6eft-fljl

    )
    -
    \vool-lx?ater;
    wool -com l)er

    -. wonl-beatinp
    ,
    ,^
    mill,wooi-

    ()
    mepmoHb |
    conibing
    factory
    hortict,
    buiiil)l(-l.ce -
    ())
    (2-») (-
    I
    a team of
    oxen or
    horses ;(;
    -
    ^ -
    1379
    (in
    nmnlier);
    (« of
    -
    case
    )
    (

    - MR botii

    women,
    nteii
    of
    and
    of

    )
    childn-n,
    and of the

    -
    younjf of

    ( - '>( are six Di ap


    ;

    -,
    ,
    |>
    , - .()
    ('-
    4>»)
    , ) (|1(>-
    -
    women)
    -<1,
    biiviiit;

    hexniiedrul,
    lii-udH

    cubic(al)

    hcxaliwlron,
    ^«,
    >|,«'
    ; cubt'
    t-Tiu,

    , ()
    -
    -,
    ,

    , (
    (-
    '
    sixths

    the sixtl»

    the sixth of
    t-KOBMop

    '
    ,-
    -
    VT,
    (
    |- ,
    -,
    ,
    (a.Iv.)

    (adj.)
    Februai-y

    sixthly

    sixfold,
    sextuple; of
    fix kinds,
    in eix
    different

    )
    nds
    f

    )
    (; |- (n<lv.)
    ^jixfold
    - »
    <|- 10
    '-,
    -
    '

    «' 1 I

    -
    -ninjred,
    liaviiiK «HI

    druwri by

    ''-
    - -':
    '>|)(
    hoxHjfofjHl;
    ('-)|>-
    lii'xuiigiilar
    ,
    lu'xafTon

    ,«

    -
    -
    liavin(; six
    k'ttve» (or
    lenflPtH),

    of .years;
    (
    ), «

    -
    lu»liiit;
    «";
    years old
    boxauietricui -
    >,

    ,
    |)«
    <^1»
    '|

    if
    «
    -
    iiexanieter
    verse,
    liexaiueter .

    -
    «»f six OR
    months,
    lasting six
    inonths
    fixtli part
    bavins; 8>x
    claws on
    ', (< IT

    every paw,
    8ix4:lawd,
    (np. Ix'ast);
    ;(
    pi

    ;
    cRt

    -
    having six
    talons
    (ponnces) on
    every foot,

    '
    .
    (np. bird)
    six fingered --.
    , '<-
    .(
    II.

    .-
    «>.)
    ',
    ) '-- .".1

    HtHllll-IH

    -
    VH, n

    ,-
    ,
    >lt the lux-
    |HK'.iuuu uikUvh,
    • It»' '|>« iii

    :<'<»', lioxandriii,

    - () -
    -()|>- pluiite

    ), nKf'V-

    '(>
    (-
    , ft

    uuft
    —
    liavine

    ^*
    ^ixaIuc(1;

    of
    ..(|1)
    feet;
    14

    etaiiiflid
    IX cTtflMcas

    (()
    ,
    1 IJU,

    |«
    liexanietric-
    (ul) (up.
    verse)
    .(''-
    '-
    '

    :
    -
    \'.-';-

    - • :. ! 111 Nnmeter nil >-


    ()
    ',
    ::!- 1'1. (verve)

    •; , 1'^

    (>) ,'; ,-, Ilea» Is (of (on


    ' laule)
    * )

    --
    a ti'aiii of
    \ ())<
    «

    , ()
    »;

    <)
    (

    )
    - oliicl
    oxen)
    (or
    (np. of
    police)

    -
    Btpi window-

    window-
    pane, ,-
    -,
    --
    glae», pane
    of gla.4s,
    uquare of
    ,
    glass
    - - 1382

    tellow,
    ( leap
    -{'
    () slinff;
    up (np.
    ;
    ,,
    to sirike; to
    throw,
    to get
    (
    TJ

    odo(u)r (/
    (
    «

    J
    f

    If

    1'\
    „
    "
    that odor
    Rete up the

    to resemble,
    nose

    to bear a
    resemblance
    to Bomebody,
    <
    <
    piseifd

    (
    1
    to be alike,
    to look like

    am taki'u
    Pi .rjf ^!rf I
    (seized) with
    desire (will,
    (
    —liking), (,—
    '
    I

    I
    wish. Hong
    for, I
    mind
    have

    am desirous
    to,
    ,),
    to ",

    (it
    to throw
    one's self
    about; to
    rush, to
    throw one's
    ,, .

    self here and


    there, to go
    to and Iro,
    (to toss
    about, np.
    ,; '

    person
    in bed)
    ; ; —

    ['. -,- 1383


    ;);
    ,
    >-['

    ;
    hanj^l man
    (or,-womaii);
    rogue,
    gallowa-bml.
    ,-
    (

    !*,

    ^, '(.-
    ; gailows-
    -
    ,-
    , ',
    ()
    ,
    ,-
    ewinger
    scamp,
    madcap,
    Hcape-grace,
    unhangiMl
    villain,
    ,
    1-,
    '«,

    ,
    >
    .
    an

    - scoundrel,

    ,
    blackguard
    gallows,
    gibbi4

    ,
    of gallows,

    , (-
    (- , of gibbet

    ,
    frolicsome, ,

    ; -)
    waggisb,

    - ,
    j-portive,

    UB,—

    ,
    ),
    '()-
    ,
    - ' ,,
    , -'
    wanton,
    playful;
    quick;
    movablt'
    hanger,
    hangman;
    of

    [-, (>
    ()
    gallows
    (gibbetH)

    ,
    n (small)

    , -) ,
    (, ,
    ,
    window-pane

    ;-
    quick, rapid,
    swift, swift-

    ,
    '8

    . ,
    Hailed (|>.

    -, vc'sst'l),
    nim>)le,

    foB
    , : -,
    brisk;
    impetuous,

    (m.
    violi-nt

    quick-witted,
    Bagaciuus)
    1384

    (adv.)
    (|>;))
    ' |(
    witii all

    to
    bard, Htrike ,1,
    with viVour,
    to

    to
    throw
    with viponr
    como (to
    appear, Ui
    '
    )(,
    \; to
    forward; to
    over)
    snddcidy
    push
    , -
    teIeHooi»e(np.
    1
    I (train-cars)
    (-)
    ,
    -It
    to l»«» pushed,
    to Ih»
    t<>Iosco|)e<l;to -
    [--]
    prsli ajrainpt
    01 allot
    Fponkiii<j:
    h(.'r
    KohnT,

    «
    )
    ,,[-
    1><)
    ocldsiii;

    <li.«.SCTlt,
    thicjj

    Jierosy,

    dissidcnoc
    ,,
    ,
    ,
    -
    (-) Kchii-matic,

    dissenter,

    Sfliismatir-
    (al), licreii

    a
    licrctii',

    (h.ssi<lent

    eal
    neck
    —throat)
    ),
    »,
    (-
    (), -
    >) |:)
    (—
    [] ),) ' ()), (

    pullet (of a

    (of a
    neck
    (
    (oil
    ')
    ;

    [ wide
    1385

    |)(1
    18
    [] vesBela

    [] isthmui^;
    .
    ()
    (Pl.:
    Isthmuses)
    (),
    strait
    () ,
    — )»
    muiiipa,

    ,
    , ;
    I)arotisiH

    ,
    line, rank;

    ]
    —

    -
    (front)
    elcpance,
    (|)
    dandyism
    ,
    ,'
    ,
    (
    chicane,
    [ . : chicanery,

    (.)
    cavil; teasing
    chicaner
    teaser
    ,(
    ()
    elegant;
    — dashing:

    () to form

    -
    (soldiers
    (the body of
    soldiers)
    into ranks
    -,
    )
    ()
    "
    [,,()
    (.:
    sign-hoard;

    awl
    sign-Ist
    (aji)

    , -
    a strong
    passion
    always
    ItetTavsiteelf,
    murder
    out
    awlshaped;
    will

    -,
    --
    (-),
    -
    suhuluted
    (np. leaf)
    (^)
    of awl
    aw.'-inaker
    , ()
    4
    . 138
    rail; iro:
    band; inm- ,
    »€,
    |-
    ] „ 5, tire iron
    bar
    ,}>
    )
    hocp

    (^
    "- )
    .tti:r. ./--
    to 'to
    wheels, 1^7)
    (
    ()
    .: .

    vvlioel-nail (^)-
    ? [.] f)urse 'with
    (
    Jmouzohkt/ pouch

    ecrotum,
    Btriilgs),

    (ij "..
    ,
    ,
    , :
    (cupoB
    :;,
    cod)
    .':-
    drinkin/T-
    housc, bar , »,
    tavern; tcp-
    - ^-^
    . ham
    houso;
    saloon; bar-
    room

    U-z]
    i'atailer
    beer,
    or epirita,
    taverii-
    -:ecpcr. bar-
    of
    wine
    ,
    ,
    -,-
    , -
    OU

    (Jap.
    -reeper, inn-
    iicsix;r,
    hcu.se-
    beer- ,
    -,-
    ^ p-KTB
    licensed

    keeper, to
    sell li
    keeper;

    victualler
    to be a bar-
    :,
    ;, .,
    -
    •..-
    1^

    to keep a
    tavoi-ni
    {

    CUX «9 -;
    _ .-».«*8 -|
    13ft7

    (--
    )') )
    (taverii-

    woman
    retailer
    alcoholic
    -
    ->
    wife

    i)f (>
    BOpjf

    liq HOI'S, Keje,


    woman
    kivpinj? a
    -
    |
    - ,^-^|
    tavern
    retail (trade)
    of al<-oholic
    liquors
    ()
    ,
    -; (
    retailers of

    -
    - [.] liquors,
    keepers

    of (Irinkinjf-
    liouse, of
    bar-room, of f»yM,
    ,
    oB<S»|H
    118-

    |)
    -
    tavern; of
    retailer of <JFB
    alcoholic
    |),
    () ,
    liquors, of
    bar- keeper,

    - a
    (adj.)
    bar; (shop-/
    counter in a
    (in
    saloon)

    covered with
    ({>-
    (man)

    5*
    rails (iron
    bars) '. -*
    [-
    ] boro

    ,» bottle, tluK ',


    —

    -
    1 !

    ,;-
    >
    |) -
    (, 1.88
    prof>e; (to
    pro fie the
    wound -
    7)
    , (-
    "

    ]
    [2-]

    -
    bunch
    )
    e (
    .
    ]
    (•".]
    (.
    (chistor)
    of nute, , (
    -,- graiies, etc.,
    on the
    ,-
    (); «»;
    to hias,
    tree)

    ( - , », ()/
    to sinujK r,

    , . ) ).
    (
    to eizzle

    -
    (,
    ,
    |);
    to
    (-
    ewish
    »1;

    to
    to

    sputter
    (),
    ()

    ()
    ,[ - ,(),,
    nj). );
    to f;zz(le); to
    whiz, whir

    ]
    [- 8
    to froth,
    sparkle,
    sputter,
    effervesct

    -
    [ {
    the the-nrn
    out a
    cheerful
    the tea-nrn
    is ^»:
    to elnjf (or:
    to hiss)
    ' -(
    1
    ,
    ;-,
    -,
    .,
    1389

    sputter, fer-
    -

    ,-
    mentation,
    efferveetiing^;
    ,;
    wliizzin^
    (. ),
    whir; fizz
    , ()!::-

    singini; in
    ears

    [-
    tlie

    )'-
    ]
    ,[]
    to warble, (to
    chirp, twitter
    in a hiKirse
    (,
    )
    ()
    ,] [>- rapide;
    voice)
    whisi>ering

    cataract
    ;
    -
    [2-]
    muek-iiuck

    liisaing; ;-
    ,--
    |),
    ,
    frothy,
    mantling,
    ,
    sparkling,
    efferveacent,
    ';
    [
    offerveecible
    (np. wine);

    )-
    sibilant
    ( .) (-
    gaseous
    lemonade ,
    8
    sibilant

    hissing
    letter,

    sound; the
    ,,
    -
    []
    sibilant,
    ( .)
    the sibilants, --(
    (the hisHtng
    dental
    letters) )
    !

    ,[-- wild
    .'
    rost',

    -
    -|{
    «
    «I<»g-ro.s<.»,
    ], xwi't't- brier,
    -
    1

    |»,
    [L'-a]

    •
    • log-briiT
    oiiiinnn (or:
    <'-
    (•(
    [
    •"-vveet) badil

    [l>j],

    ,((
    |),

    -
    brradtli,
    width,
    liroadness,

    - [ crmiii
    widencRs

    ,
    liirco feet
    .-
    v^ idc by fivo

    )>()
    ;
    (« l)r<>nd\vi,4(>,

    ..
    [adv!] bioadways

    ',
    niHf>Hfia. towel:
    liandkor-
    --
    '
    Kej.MI

    --
    cliiff, pockct-
    ||\;
    ()]
    (^ Iland kerci lief

    -
    (
    ,
    baiidkerchief

    --)
    (ncckcrciiief, ,---

    -- [..]
    breadtli (of
    linen)
    .spreader;
    propagator
    |>,
    ,
    (

    -
    (!.
    ;
    )
    [.]

    .-
    to ppn^ad,
    «•t afloat
    (np. reports)
    to di!'fn3e(np
    liplil,
    to
    (np.
    sound);
    projiajrate
    ;
    -
    knowledge)
    - |8,
    -] 1.191

    ,
    -,
    '-|,

    (-)
    [<
    to wide'., to

    (
    ni!tk«'
    — broader);
    wider

    to ('lar^;;e,
    extend;

    expand;
    disU'iid,
    ,
    ,,
    ,
    -
    ();
    to

    ,';-
    ,,
    , , -
    St retell; to
    dil.it«,

    ) ) (np.
    (- (-
    -
    caloric

    (),
    - ,
    dilates all

    •,
    '

    «", |>- ,
    to spread, to
    no round, to

    ); -
    go abroad,
    bod it's)
    |',
    )>;

    -
    ;,-.,
    ] (np.
    to be dif-
    fused; to 1)
    ;
    -
    propa<?ated
    ;-- (

    (>
    ealnmny
    gains credit :« -
    easiij

    -
    «--
    -) (<>:<
    )
    to ^row-
    wider, to

    ;
    ,
    ,
    *-
    B.if:-
    — '
    ,
    (
    widen to

    ) .
    ,

    ,
    widened; to
    \ ( expatid,
    extend, .

    ',
    '- 1)
    etret<;b; to
    «lilated
    (np by

    ,
    '

    calorie); to

    larger
    become [|]
    '
    •-; (greater) (np.
    empire)
    fencer

    |' --(6<>))
    lid «; 1S92

    -
    () «
    ^ /ence
    ')
    r i-

    ''»

    ";, '
    «lefemj.
    protect,
    bj; (tc;
    ;.«""
    plead '
    (.
    CnjniBr)
    t«»HbeJft.r,
    «'"ver, screen

    <"7) thruet
    ^^»

    (P^ke, eJiove n>oci

    "(;
    inOBK,
    P"t) in; to '
    )

    e'ip; (np.
    «yTj
    a

    ) ,
    ,
    wnt

    '»'*>«;
    inu.
    "'"'e J.and)
    •« deal a
    '•'"«'.

    strilfo a
    jwrson witJi
    aim a
    to
    ,
    ,|
    «;> (
    efl

    4 '"
    (;
    '^)
    |nf>- a knife)

    spacious,

    roxuu\
    extensive
    ,'
    ,
    / [,
    -
    Rai

    |>
    —
    .'
    f vant; co/n-
    **'"',
    prehensive,
    "(]
    .." voJiiininoue

    '>o''J, fearless,
    darin^f
    ,(.
    •*,

    ,
    I

    () ,",
    ,-)
    '>readth,
    I

    broadness,

    ,
    '

    " iMeness
    I

    111 widejj, '

    (
    broadJy
    , ,
    ( 1.3t»;{

    -
    ',
    III Hp»lKf>MOIlH
    .ill

    ,,
    'li'Uiletilj,
    1,
    |>; «,
    l'«rJi(M||»rly,
    |.«>,
    ";
    -
    111
    ^y
    "'. *»itli Hiindry
    -,4
    ,()
    •IrtoilH,

    »" ()3]
    1
    verfxwely
    «',
    '•roadi.sJi,

    '"»*'.

    ,;7, )
    '()-
    |»-
    ()
    ( iiiHfKv
    nulier hroa«J
    ( — wiile)
    ''r<»a<l-t'ai4'«|,
    plaJttT-facfU

    •'ranched, '
    -
    .^.,
    ,
    ,
    6[

    ,
    ^

    >) etkm ]|)


    ,
    -,
    - »-
    fullof
    branches,

    wide-neckfd
    ''

    -6|1(>,

    "
    (np. botil»)
    ( -, -)

    ,.
    ^>a-f>.

    -
    )
    breasttHf;
    oroad-

    «»(' chpst«?d
    with broad
    (()-
    ,8
    ;>
    back, with
    broad loins
    large- winged
    -
    >
    -
    - «^
    , -
    ^
    broad-
    briinin«Nl,
    (np. hat;
    .
    pot. ek-.)
    ^)road•rlt4^,
    )-])
    ,
    . «pla.v-foot»Nl
    broad-leaved

    .„.,
    |)4-
    }
    -
    |- «•
    13(
    flllt-IIOHt'd, -<
    -
    |.
    -
    l»roH«l-Ilt«etl I

    -
    l.nmd-

    ..- HilOllIiiert'tl
    Mc-skirUil,
    wi<ie-
    briiiitiietl
    , I

    vast
    (spariuiiM, ,)
    necT (en

    , ,,
    tKt
    «^xttfJisive) I

    III |io- extensive,


    I
    '
    «•| 1

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    with wide
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    renowned
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    expand,

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    ,
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    embroidered

    ()
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    (-)
    secret
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    ;
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    m
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    pine- top
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    excrescence

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    sixty

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    ship-ticket
    pqnadron

    dealer in
    gla8s-wan>
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    ,
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    tavern, inn:
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    eating-house
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    ,
    (),
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    pick) out
    chink, slit,
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    , ,-
    , ,
    chap; sand-
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    ,,
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    graze

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    ,,,-
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    inveigh, rail;
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    -
    fool
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    stain
    ()
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    ,
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    fws, mit4,
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    casket;

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    warmly,
    ardently,

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    gri'aves
    bacon
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    careering

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    upwards,
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    to laugh at,
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    sneer
    mock, quiz,
    turn into
    at,

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    (2-) vaccinist;

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    -
    hurtful
    detrimental;
    pernicious,
    noxious,
    injurious,
    rrejudidal
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    dangerous

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    pemicious-
    book

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    ,

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    ness; injuri-
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    malignity
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    (noxioue)
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    (harm) by
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    'niscliief-

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    /

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    schooj.year

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    fell;
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    '

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    /patent-
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    leathery,

    leather;
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    tough
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    coriaceous
    show

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    one' 8 teeth, (),
    to
    , ,
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    thin
    ^PM)
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    tannery
    rind

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    ,-
    (

    ,) «'|

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    dran^ht

    ,
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    glass
    of glass,
    glassy
    (drinking-)
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    )

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    ,
    ,
    a glazier

    damage,
    barm, hurt, ,,
    ,),,
    injury;
    prf'judice,
    detriment;
    mischief
    )
    (); ,

    loss, forfeit-

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    ,
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    it is a pity;
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    it very
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    ,
    great pity

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    it 8
    —

    f'f
    '.
    ()
    '

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    '

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    "
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    to
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    ,
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    hurt one's
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    ,
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    ,8- icac-

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    () (adv.)
    to

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    impound
    cattle

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    .
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    » (- !
    1406
    it
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    to 8
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    -
    it ie not
    worth wiiile

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    what you are

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    saying in all
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    )!
    , ,
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    (7) to harm, »,
    injure,
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    ,, ,
    -
    blast; to do

    ,-,
    harm, to
    hurt; to be
    injurious to,
    *,
    to be
    prejudicial;
    |-
    to stand in
    one's light,
    to be hurtful

    8
    ,-
    to etand in
    one's own
    light

    - to mjure (or:
    blast) one's ()
    {), - own
    reputation

    -
    «-
    to injure
    each other

    (
    JBCT
    -
    the acts of
    injustice are
    prejudicial to

    that will be
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    - /
    you
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    .' IwveruKe
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    ,
    tricks, to
    1
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    {-,
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    to regret; to
    be sorry for; 61
    .
    .

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    (), -
    f pity, to
    9., liavcpity; to

    ) take pity
    (on), (to

    -)
    spare, grudge
    (.
    •; ,
    '
    (

    ,
    not to grudge
    oiif's money,
    to be regard-
    K'ss nf

    school
    expense
    '
    ,
    ,
    61

    •,
    ,,
    to school, to
    instnu't, to

    (2-) scholar;

    -,
    [) (- 8; -
    train

    pupil; school-

    school -girl,
    scholar
    boy -
    -
    ; scholasticism

    ), —-,

    -;
    Ka); (schof)!-

    ^[; boy's tricks;

    school-boys,
    scholars;
    riedantry,
    book-
    learning
    » CbXMft
    1407
    («•liolastic);
    of Nciiolar
    ,
    «
    OB
    (),
    ;
    (pupil);

    ,
    ,
    relating to
    SCllO(»|; of a

    -) '
    pe<iant;
    pedantic

    ( ecurvy

    - -- ()
    (of) scurvy
    (adj.
    scurvy KOM-
    complaint

    «' pt'rson
    with
    -
    [> cruft
    Hcurvy

    (. ,(
    >
    -,-
    surface of
    on the

    the earth)

    ,
    ,
    ,-
    - :
    rouv'h,
    crustaceons,
    tcataceons;

    ,
    crusty
    crustiness

    —
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    worn out

    -
    BopH

    ,!)
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    (»()
    (|).:
    )>ov
    horse -,
    shot'

    cuiry-coinb
    to scratch;

    , ,
    scriih; scrape
    -
    ,
    ;,
    TV
    ,

    ()
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    '

    I
    rasp(
    tatoes); to
    eraze, Rrate,

    ); to claw
    pwn,
    ";
    (
    »>
    .
    |))
    to Hcribhjft
    1408

    (to HcrawJ)
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    |
    (cKpoj

    (tfae

    ")
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    *
    (

    I-,
    the

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    cratching
    on
    mnoku
    irritates

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    IMtptT

    throat
    my

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    m ^'
    j

    I
    nuff, waater
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    ();
    a /
    candle) OB
    ;
    ', 1

    «niell of

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    I

    linen, «'to.

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    -, I
    '

    «lawinj;;
    (
    "
    ,
    (;
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    '
    I

    to
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    of potatoes);
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    fieri
    annoy,
    iniportune,
    bbling

    - ,
    '.,
    «[(

    ,1
    trouble; to

    -,
    7

    ) ^ex, plafrue,
    ,

    (--
    persecute

    ;-
    annoying,
    importune;
    vexatious
    -
    ()) hide, piece
    of
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    of leather ...
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    o.j»v,ep
    ;

    ()
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    , )
    1400
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    ,
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    Tj»oBi
    aft

    ,)
    Sileeian

    (
    , |)-,
    pair of) (

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    ;
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    HiiMpeiitlers
    breeching,
    breech- band
    thill paste of
    rice-fiour
    ,-
    -'
    ,
    ;
    to lubricate
    (to uoat)
    ()-
    ,)(

    ,
    yarn
    ()
    -'
    (thn'aiie)
    with thin
    paste of rice-
    «'|() flour

    ,
    -,
    of the
    stomach, (),
    ',
    .,
    -()
    8toinachic(al)
    aixioniinal
    Htoinach, ,,
    ,
    -, , -, idle
    (leisurely)
    '
    , )
    (
    '; -
    ,
    «
    '
    woman;
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    woman,
    nijfht-walker,
    draggle- tail
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    blabber
    '
    ;-
    ,
    ,
    ,-
    \
    8ob(binir)
    < •
    I.
    «(),
    *

    i\

    140__()

    ,
    (|), ) :( ,
    solemn

    vow,

    vow
    promise;

    of
    tbe
    Pa

    -'. chaetitj)
    wefiding

    ,, }]

    , ,
    :
    ceremony,
    ,-) I
    nuptials,

    ^
    nuptial
    benediction;

    - ,(
    ,
    ( (-
    )
    (of)
    niarriage
    nuptiaJ,
    (of)wedding;
    marriage
    wedding-

    wedding-
    dress,
    /
    --,
    (

    I
    ,

    legal wife,
    'niarrietl wife
    garment
    ,
    --
    (,--) I
    marriage

    to
    articles
    vow, to
    uiako a vow,
    ,
    to make a

    ()
    solemn

    ;
    promise
    to Ije
    j

    I'
    (
    niarrie*!; to Tj

    ,,
    receive the
    nuptial
    benediction
    (»»!!
    sluice, flood-
    (),
    -
    •

    gate, lock;
    tide-gate

    ,
    locksmith
    locksmith's
    workshop
    of locksmith,
    ()
    i

    relating to I

    Itjckumith I
    a

    -
    ,;
    ()
    « locksDiit'B

    locksmith's

    griiuler,
    1411

    work,

    trade
    ,,, ,-
    ,
    ,-- })- polisher
    to 8Tind; to

    ,- -
    polish; to

    ,()
    , ()
    -) ' -
    bar; turn-
    pike,
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    uhet

    , (,
    —
    table or
    beiU'h eo CO
    --
    , ) coiiPtriioted
    that they can
    be useil for
    beds by night
    '

    ,
    > ,
    edge,
    boi-der) of
    cloth (or: of
    stuff);
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    )
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    , ();
    - () ()
    edging; hem
    ,
    ,
    "
    (2-)
    mud;

    clearing of
    slime,
    np.

    -;
    - , slime (a pond,
    river, etc.)

    ,
    ,
    -
    [
    - () ,
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    mucous
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    eliminess;
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    viscoeity,
    mucosity,
    ,

    ratx:;

    t«'MBT,
    to clear from
    ilime (

    f'on^!, »!vrr^
    , ,
    furbelow,

    ;
    .

    .border, band,
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    »
    --
    , dress, ,3tc.
    I
    aressing-
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    ,)
    (.: (2.y)
    I
    I

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    road; way;
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    «own
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    1 I

    ™ () I

    I
    , highwaj;
    beaten path
    ^'^ce, track,
    .
    ,-(
    . trail, footstep

    ™.
    - (-
    course

    nobIe;gPntle;
    ',
    (),
    (- -;' well-born,- of

    -
    ) noble birtli,

    ) ,-
    ?:enerous,
    OB
    <>»;

    ™*« mag-
    nanimous

    '() pi^cioua
    stone

    (-) noble

    ,
    Iiaving the
    .
    (or:
    perfect)
    metal

    «
    title of

    (adv.)
    nobly;
    Honor

    ,
    ',
    (-) .'
    «onerously
    noble born;
    of noble

    -- birth, noble

    to
    by birth
    become

    '
    ., ,
    -,
    ^"-"^^

    • J 41

    '-
    ,
    nobleness of
    s^mimente OB I

    -- I

    (*) ,
    <TBo,-ottTB
    nobility; the
    ., .

    nn()iemen;
    rank or
    ^ISiilty of

    erietocrecr;
    noblet, (pf.)
    noble
    a

    .)
    ()
    ; OB

    -*
    --,) I
    nobility

    - ;-
    ':;
    <

    "'•
    a-i^JSl^
    () empire
    nohilit»

    TBK(eui)

    ( of road-

    )
    (^it for
    travellinK
    j

    —for a (—

    "
    (
    j

    "'— travffir^

    _,„„.
    _ I

    nobility,

    - ) '
    '^•«^^^
    **
    ()
    - '
    nobleman,
    1414

    noble,
    (gentleman:

    ^-)
    I
    I

    ((( Me
    <

    () .,
    nohtwoman, «'7-
    ;
    -, -
    (-)
    (gdntle-
    woman, ladj
    () BjMai
    ,/

    (
    -, )(
    -().
    -
    ;
    to whip,
    bsh;
    gate
    fusti-
    7 (),
    «',

    -
    )
    - -
    - (] t'nierald;
    (smaragd)

    »*

    ()
    ,
    ,
    (adj.)
    (of) emerald,
    smarajfdine,
    emeraJd-
    ()

    ,,
    to blow one's
    nose, to snot,
    to use one's
    pocket-
    ^. handker- --- TV

    ,
    :-
    chief; (to KfT
    snivel:
    "; -
    ") -
    ,()
    -
    - snotty,
    snotty-nosed
    (mucous)
    enottineffl
    '

    j
    ;
    aura'

    () snety person;
    snottj-noeed
    boy;
    ; -
    -;
    08 ;
    ]> (.)
    beardless
    boy; whelp
    a snotty-
    nosed git]
    -)
    08
    ()
    (or: woman) (—
    (.) snots

    () snot

    -
    - -.-
    (.)
    (2-)
    snots;
    snottiness
    boy licking
    ur his

    girl licking
    up her own
    own

    snote
    ^
    >1

    ;, -
    , ,
    ;

    ) -),,
    snots;
    phlegm, -
    bunio(u)r,

    pituite
    mucas,
    (, '
    '<[>) to grease, to
    smear; (to
    (1>,
    coat, to cover

    -,- —, witli) (np.


    paste)

    (- <, ,
    iivaT .

    ,-)
    •
    bit, piece,

    •)(- () ", ,
    >*, moreei, tripe

    >,
    - '
    much, many;
    large
    quantity,
    .

    good deal,
    ",
    ,
    ,,
    f7A
    great deal;
    store of,
    tale of
    -,
    ()-
    '-
    1416
    rag; (clont,
    (Jish-clout)

    piece
    «luster
    -,
    1>,

    (
    -,.
    (
    (2-)

    ()
    linen
    [clothes]
    table-linen

    niider-
    '-:
    -
    [
    Karments,
    --
    •
    u
    (7)-
    , - netiier-
    garnient«
    to tear (to
    {)ieces], to
    apart
    1

    ,
    ,] [. ,

    ,[ ]
    pull aeunder,
    tear np; to
    rend (one's
    ];
    -
    garments] ;
    to cut into
    ^
    BHTj

    ,
    small pieces
    pieces
    [of] rag []

    ;(,
    ,()- enamel

    ) ,,
    ,
    fusion,

    ,
    smelting;
    melting

    () smelter,

    ,
    '
    founder;
    melter,
    )>,
    (
    (
    !
    !
    enamal(])er,
    enamallst
    in sucli
    uneeason-
    ;'.ble

    that's
    an

    manner
    not
    coq

    right
    ;

    ( , 1417

    ,1 nepnec,
    ,
    ;
    to the
    purpose,
    (adv.) seaeonably,
    in good time,
    at the right
    moment;
    opportunely
    -,
    - --,
    ,
    timely
    ( out of season;
    (adv.) 411-judgedIy;
    untimely; , -
    ( unseaeon-
    ably not to
    ;

    the purpose

    to talk sense,
    talk sensibly
    ,
    - to shove
    one's nose
    everywhere, ,
    () to run
    -
    to pass
    quickly, to
    slip into; to
    escape,

    to one's
    dip
    from, take

    heels, to
    decamp,
    ,
    ;
    ,
    ,
    \,

    8,
    scamper
    away, pack , ']
    ,
    ,
    away [—off]

    noiee, bustle; ,
    [,
    ',
    [

    (2-)

    I
    murmur
    [gnrglinir.
    babbling,
    purling] np,
    of a brook;
    hum, bu2z
    (np. of a bee)
    ]<1,
    ;,
    — ; ;

    "»
    -,
    .(
    ()
    (-)
    1418
    nifltle
    mstling
    ',

    4 /
    (, -
    .),

    )
    murmur,
    rlisappro-
    bation,
    in the
    (np.
    ,
    |«
    assembly)
    (2-) grease

    paint [for 1

    ( the i&ce],
    ensmetic; the

    rouge
    make — np

    ,[]
    . t,- *

    - .!
    a sloven
    man, im-

    ,
    -
    moral
    mimoral

    striped,
    man
    woman
    streaked

    -,
    - ,
    variagated
    (np. flowers)
    to pnll.
    pluck, tug.
    , 1

    '
    give a tug; to
    pull off

    ) to clean

    -
    hemp (flax) ((
    from useless
    vegetable
    matter

    ]
    () )
    (2-.-)
    wrinkle,
    [

    fold, plait,
    crease, [
    '; j)OE
    -,
    -
    -,
    1419
    to graze off

    ,f OB
    tlieHkin
    rubbing; to
    skin, to rub
    the skin off,
    l>y

    ,,
    , «,
    |, to eali ; to
    excori-
    fret,
    ate; (to make ['-)
    8)
    ead(lU>gall8
    (on a

    -
    , m to «hove

    ,
    ,
    oni-'s nose

    ,
    -
    everywhere;

    :, to look for,

    () to search
    cutlet of
    min«ed meat
    , ,,
    ,-
    []
    [,
    (2

    ( ''-)
    ) rope; cord;

    shoe-lace,
    line

    shoe-string, ,
    -,
    --
    ;
    fihoe-tie

    ,
    -, -,
    -
    siay-lace

    ; ][
    -,
    corset; [a

    () pair of]
    stays; bodice

    ,,
    ,
    corset-maker

    []
    , TV Cadj.)
    [of] string,
    [of] cord []
    ,,- [] -
    '
    to embellish

    () [to trim]
    women's

    [';
    ^, -
    dresses with
    coloreti
    embroidery
    [or;with
    colored laces
    string,
    []
    ,,
    (2) twine; twist;
    cord ;
    ; ;

    Ml

    "
    mil V p. (ok)

    ",
    1})-
    ^•ell-piill

    tyinjr;

    to fajiten,
    (to tie, to
    '-
    ',
    [,
    <'
    bind, attach] «]
    with a Hiring
    01
    );
    ()
    ""'
    {or:— lace]

    <
    to lace (np.
    a
    ,
    [— :

    to fltrinjf,
    «'onl,
    "p; tie up;
    to rofte
    to
    pack
    )

    , , at
    an,
    to lace one's
    ,,
    ^
    4elf, to be
    laced; fo
    wear n
    bodice, to
    wear tijfht

    () I

    lanatical
    stays

    --,-
    I patriot
    I
    I
    [shauvinist]
    silk

    -,
    if ill

    )
    silk-like,

    ,,
    silky

    (, 'of silk, OB

    -
    , .
    -
    .})
    silken,

    «ilks, silk

    silkmess
    ,
    Hericeous

    goods I

    ( ;- )
    silkworm

    silk material,
    silk stuff;
    silk thread
    ,
    »,
    ,
    - -

    () .'-- --
    1421

    HiuHterry-
    tree

    -
    ) ,,
    - (-
    brcetler

    reariiiR of
    Hilkworiiis,
    sericulture,
    HJlkworni-
    «)

    --
    ^ bret'dinjr,
    *^

    )
    silk-
    hnsbaiulry
    (2-at liarreu [>-
    (frnith'SHl >]
    null berry tre«
    to say

    )
    (- to speak
    ,,what"

    thick, to

    helni(et),
    often

    lijjp

    -
    (),
    „()"
    ,

    ]
    lieud-piece
    to eat [np.

    »
    the duck

    ()
    eate:

    ,
    ,
    to brustle, to
    make noise

    --
    (.
    ) to rummaj?e,
    to dig

    -,- 84; [ man


    (-)
    )
    (, , ,
    (),
    scabby

    scabby,
    woman
    eoabbed,
    scurfy
    ^-''"' :^ ^

    -
    «) (:|
    1422 on

    [|]1
    •^•,
    -; (.
    2.- .:
    '«mfiii.w
    Ht-iin, '.
    '(>;
    <«
    (]
    Hloijflis, t'CKl

    ]
    '.: '^I't'W, iK-nt- ,
    •J
    ,
    •
    1| [|..] "'"
    imriiess
    lioiiw

    I
    ,; «>B
    cei
    rapii
    roiiyh, I

    ',
    ;
    t^bap^ry;
    cauwy,
    en IS» "Way,
    I
    rude
    [,
    I

    ,-,-
    ,
    roci,
    p:

    (
    ;

    bijjhway.
    iiiamda'iii-
    '1: road; road-
    : »" (J ) JRTSOn
    way
    I

    nefwoH -
    !
    liaviiig six
    fiiiKt'rs

    sometliin^r;
    on
    one band
    I

    ;
    ,
    ,
    ratlier.

    [ -
    fioiiiewliat
    am ratlier

    ] ,^
    I

    nnwell to-
    day
    niotornian,
    chauffeur

    string,

    - [2-
    packthread
    a blunt

    spJinter;
    sword

    ^';
    ,

    ;-
    ^ [. ()
    .
    ,
    fnavinp,

    ] Htarh'ng
    ,

    -
    <' '|,
    1423
    of Htarliii^, OB

    -
    [nilj.] relatiiit; to

    '} , HtarliiiK
    |>

    - -
    II iiorw', »•

    loan
    '
    -
    • dark

    •
    , ,
    '-
    lark
    liorrtt*

    [-
    ]
    wiiii Home
    iiairs ^- |>3
    (!
    ' (2-) [
    a grizzlol

    a
    |>piwe

    [11}.',"
    ><
    of
    ly
    • •

    '»•

    [-
    ',
    -
    '-

    Htainud
    paper]
    coiiitnri
    ]
    ['] ( J

    ,
    () to Htn'tcli,
    Btraiii, to
    ;|),
    «pnn; to bend
    [ ]
    |!;,
    [up. the

    ,
    iimupa
    [] crack, cU'ft,
    crevice,
    fis.siire,

    —
    chink,
    cranny ,,
    (),

    ,]
    [2.
    [.1

    (2-)
    a.«paragtiH

    an old paper,
    old docu-
    ment
    ]),
    (,
    -
    —
    ,
    (writing,—

    —deed,—act) ,—)
    '. -

    (
    (- -
    , .)
    )
    till!
    1424
    to pluHter
    crarks of
    walls with
    imid (or:
    cenieiit); to
    OB
    |>
    UU

    ;)(— -
    );
    (>

    (to
    cement;
    putty
    (np. tlie
    ) ((
    ()
    windows)
    to spare; to
    have nuTcy
    on, to be
    ' |«
    -,
    ,
    clement

    ()
    -
    spar

    coiundnm

    |
    :
    in J

    ])
    -
    I

    brown-epar >
    , -
    ()-
    (
    fluor-spar,
    l)farl-spar;
    fluorine
    ()
    -
    cnaj),

    ,(
    )
    terra
    ponderosa

    -
    (-,«
    —)
    (upozo-
    )
    stringhalt

    walk,
    walking
    to take a
    walk, to go
    BOK,

    BOK,
    ,'
    ,
    tor a walk,
    to take the
    air, take a ,
    turn
    -
    ,
    young
    (2-) starling
    -'
    ,,
    (of) starling ()
    (),(adv.)
    beautifully,
    handsomely;
    smartly, ' ,

    nu'elv I
    ,
    ,,
    142.5

    (
    '
    to the
    purpose; at
    the ri^tit
    moment,

    '
    «4iPf)nably,
    seasonable

    - ,])
    ill

    manner
    ( not to the
    '
    pnrpow; in

    ,
    iinsea.sonabU>

    , ,
    manner

    to defame,

    -,
    ,, -
    (1. 8. hlx'l,
    2.
    .
    .)
    tra<hice,
    shir, slander,
    cast an
    aspersion
    upon; to ,,,
    ,
    abuse, Bcold;
    rail, inveigh
    ;
    ,,-
    |,

    ,
    against,
    (at); to

    ,,-
    ,
    insult,
    offen<l,
    injure,
    affront, hurt,
    |) ,

    ,- -
    scandalize;
    disfigure;
    to demean,
    degrade,
    depreciate;
    1>,
    -
    to misrepre-

    ugly,
    sent

    deformed,
    disfigurefl;
    disgustful
    ,
    , --
    >, -
    (*
    )
    having no

    sliape,
    regular
    ,- HOB

    amorpjjous
    t

    tnnPTHO
    , 142)

    ,,
    , (adv.)
    (|)) •
    <it'foriiie<lly;
    ii.xgustfuily;
    dirtily
    ,1
    ,
    {
    neatly, tidily

    )
    cleanly,

    (••;
    , ,
    -
    ,()
    (a.lv.)

    a spy
    deanlily;
    accurately,
    punctually
    -
    -,
    - (- to prick,
    ;,
    ( ()
    )
    sting, to
    pierci', to

    have
    stitch in
    a
    my
    stab

    my nidf ,
    f iile,

    ,]
    '
    shoots, J
    have a pain
    in my side

    , -
    to say caustic
    words, to
    reproach one
    with word^

    to spy
    [
    , -- of spy

    ,
    (,
    ,
    !)
    ,
    si)ecuIation

    ( - esjiionape,
    ppyisni
    ,
    ,
    (,
    ,
    -
    .
    (
    -)
    '
    ,
    -
    .:
    _
    (2-) summit, top,
    peak
    142V

    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    -
    { , , ) , .,
    (2-)
    (-
    spiro

    -
    luouiul,

    ,- I'souin

    ,-
    (-
    pin, hair-pin, 11

    curling-pin

    ,,
    ;
    to i)C Ul)<)tl

    l)r»'H.»t
    lliorns

    I'in »'-
    , (, - )
    X
    brooch |
    ( ,'
    ti

    ,
    ,- ) '
    tliorn,

    to pin to;
    pricklt

    ';(
    )
    « ]) ,

    I
    iiifUll (witii
    pins)
    -,
    - ),
    l)in-maker,
    dealer in pititi

    female dealer

    -
    I

    iu pins
    I

    trade of a
    }
    pinmaker;
    trade of a

    ,
    dealer in

    - ;-
    pins
    -
    ,
    . ( .)
    ]

    I
    to prick witli
    a pin

    nmcronate,
    mncronated
    mm «(
    ""-^

    |>,|)-
    1428

    ,
    (
    ), (
    -
    ,
    -
    sharp;

    to
    pointed

    hilly, full of
    hillocks

    make a
    search for, ,;
    -noftf

    ) -,
    to track TfwK,

    to
    minute fidaji
    inveati-

    '^
    t«3

    *
    to
    gationfl

    hroml
    (jKinder,
    niminate)
    on or over;
    to puzzle ( to
    rack) one's
    brains about
    );'
    («
    (

    (^)

    -
    to stir a
    thing up
    hospital

    ;-,
    )
    of hoppital

    granary, ,
    ()
    f-V (2-), corn-loft KOp-JLi,^

    ,
    (ua
    warehouse

    a pointed
    stick; ,;
    (
    ),
    '^
    knitting
    needle
    spoke of a
    wlico! (i)Aj
    ), -
    (2-)
    (,
    1429
    s»piont, jjeriii»
    shunt ,
    cu|>aBT,
    nivT '

    ()- --
    ;
    (-
    () marrow,
    (of
    poiiue»!

    bones
    ,)(
    )
    cerebrum
    () pith

    of marrow,
    iiiednllar(y)
    ,
    .
    .
    to lard, to
    stick with
    l)aconapiece uif

    -,-
    (.)
    of meat
    spinage,
    spinach
    OD

    cuff- button,

    -,,
    ,

    shirt button

    ') (-
    pointed end;
    top, tip;
    summit
    poliire-spy
    claw, talon,
    ,, ,
    ,
    (
    ())-
    l)OUnCl'

    claw, clutcli.
    fang
    f
    ,
    ,-
    (,
    -)
    sport.eporter,
    sportsman

    aport.
    ^!lrtmaI.-
    shl|)
    -
    ,
    ,
    {)-
    »'

    ()
    mnojrraTH to dig up, to
    root; to stir
    an, ,
    '
    (-)
    1430
    to meditate,
    brood,
    ponder,
    '

    1
    -
    ,,
    ( )
    to
    ruminate

    make
    minutein- ( 1

    (() vesti^rationa

    to
    alut
    8ew badly
    (^
    ,{
    (
    (poorly)

    to dig; to
    rummage,
    ,
    !l
    () ransack |1
    to ransack

    {- ( )
    palters

    :(
    to stimible;

    ) -
    to falter

    pelJ
    )
    ;

    (.
    to lead an

    ,
    irrt'gular

    ,() (dissipatt4i)
    life;

    syringi';
    to
    astray)
    go

    <
    '-
    I»t

    ,
    squirt
    fire-engine

    ))
    (-
    (.
    sharp, shrill;
    piercing

    spool

    ()
    ,)-
    (- bobbin,
    swift (of a
    spinning
    reel; , (
    pij

    &
    wheel) ()
    S '

    -,
    ,,
    ,
    .
    >11
    1431

    (( and OB
    «-
    '

    -
    j

    of bacon
    Tj ('-'.-) onion au

    '
    ' ,,)
    in sour beet-

    -- , (,
    (2-)
    root 80 up

    tap, faucet ,
    (
    () groove
    rabbet
    ,
    ,
    , ) ,-
    ' - (-

    (,
    bung, bung-

    ', ()
    |) ) hole

    ,) punch

    -;(
    '

    ) '-
    ^-;
    -
    ?,
    -)
    rti (- to tap

    ,
    --

    ,
    1>)
    |
    -)
    (
    (> to bung; to
    punch

    to join by
    of 8
    !'--

    1
    ,, -, -,-
    )
    grooves

    to throw,
    cast, hurl;
    fling
    ,{,,
    •
    to throw (to
    ) (
    ^))
    , liurl) at one

    ,,
    another
    scar; gash,
    8la«h', scratch
    ,
    ;,
    ( (

    ())
    ) :

    to , 1-1

    scarreti); to
    uiakf
    ;52

    (part ! ,
    Bcratclipp
    )>
    (7- |>
    ,
    ()) '-
    printing
    tjpe, tyi*
    |>,|))
    cliaracter

    |..»:
    '
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    ,,
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    ,
    bluater; to
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    to foam,
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    ',cm

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    ditty

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    boistejous,
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    uproarious
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    spumy,
    frothy,

    spumid;
    ,
    ,,
    [sparklinsr,
    mantling
    [np. wine];
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    boisterous,
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    ;,
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    pompous
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    -, - ^»' (-
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    ,
    .
    to talk

    ;
    ,
    skiniminfT,
    flkumiiiuig;
    foaming,
    froth; fer-
    ,,,--]

    -,- , ,(,-- mentation,


    working
    ,

    ,,
    ,- hkum,

    , ;
    );
    () -
    (on liquids);
    skiunmings;

    ,;
    droes

    -
    ,
    ,
    ,-
    wuin of
    society
    dregs of

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    ,
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    ,(
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    ,-
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    ,,
    skim off
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    to foam, to
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    ,, cm

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    wine)
    compelled
    eenciiiif?
    the place of
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    slied, cart-
    shed, cart^ ,
    -,- house
    -.
    ^
    '• brother-in-

    ,,
    law
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    shove, >five
    a push; to
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    thrust, to
    deal (to
    ;

    aim)
    , (
    ()«
    ail

    a blow; to
    throw down,
    :
    to strike one
    to the
    ground; to
    throw one's
    ,, ,

    -)
    (-
    self;to rusli,
    spring; to go
    in crowds
    (np. poeple)
    to play
    wanton
    tricks, to be
    turbulant
    ,
    )(,
    .
    to scour (to
    wash up)
    {n p. crockery
    china, etc.)
    to dean, to
    (
    ,«),

    cleanse
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    2(, () to rub; to
    rub off (to
    ;),
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    chafe) np.
    skin

    :
    - to prnib the
    to
    «all

    -
    ,-
    -
    !,
    floor

    to walk, to
    pace up and
    , an

    -
    ;,
    to
    down

    quickly, to ,
    -
    ,,
    , -
    ,
    slip into; to
    make a

    ,',
    IUB,

    >,
    nistlinjf
    noise; to fall
    thronjfh, to
    ,
    ); break ; ,
    >,

    ^^, fall in, to


    to

    sink down;
    to sprinjf in
    (suddenly)
    ,
    () TV

    ),,
    )
    !, (» to ihrupt
    one's hand

    ,
    into
    to sink down
    1" (to fall down)
    suddenly
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    )

    -
    :

    5
    ,- ()
    -,
    to make
    rustling
    noise, to
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    ,
    : () whirlwind,
    rustle

    ,
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    01
    ,
    <),
    squall, blast
    or gust of
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    hurricane
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    ()
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    (.
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    huskal, ,
    ( slielled

    ! —
    expressing:
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    ,
    ,

    (
    (interj.)

    .)
    slipping into,

    passing;

    thrusting in
    quick

    quick

    (shoving in)
    a sudden fit
    (
    of madness;
    ).
    (>/
    whim,
    ,
    .
    fantasy, wilt!
    fancy; odd

    ,
    fancy,
    ()
    «*
    oddness
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    whimsical

    six cent
    oddity,
    (-
    piece;
    10c piece (in

    [ ! broken
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    (
    (2-)] stones;
    ballast, metal
    for (making
    up) the roads,
    gravel

    gravelling,
    ballasting
    nietal(l)ed
    I
    road
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    ;;)
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    , (adj.)
    («'3{;
    liornlese;
    earlesp; ,,,- 1>>
    ,
    tailless,
    having no «)
    , tail; bahi,

    ,
    ^

    14) (. etc.

    >,
    () to joke, to
    trifle, to
    ., |>',

    ,
    play; to j*Ht,
    ;!
    -
    -
    , - to at

    ,)
    ,
    (

    ,
    be is not to
    1) trifled

    -
    with
    in jest,

    ,
    , -
    ),
    ( I
    jestingly,
    sportingly

    speak
    seriously
    ()>

    ,, ,
    to laugh at,

    , )(2.1.
    to uiake,
    sport of
    joke, jest,
    fun, sport;
    farce; trick
    ,
    ,,
    |),
    ; ( - he cannot
    }),

    '-
    take a joke

    ( -
    ,,-
    he can't put
    up \vith an
    trifling

    |)
    a clever trick,
    , -)>
    ,
    a witty trick
    anj
    », (
    [ mvTOK quite
    ,
    (" I
    seriously,
    not jokiJig
    am now
    no laughing
    mood
    in ^
    ') -
    ^'
    h-
    III

    11

    ( ' 1452

    tims for fun,


    it hi^h
    llf»

    ,
    HOB

    u '

    time to be in
    earnest ( to — 'f epHt
    be serious) (—
    (- things l)e^n
    to look
    01

    ( - «
    he
    serious

    is
    riglit
    down-
    angry; |
    .
    -1'
    he got into a
    regular huff |)
    ( - it is no HOB
    1

    - laughing

    .
    'j^^
    matter to

    m ,') lose ail that

    catkin,
    money

    ,--
    gosling.
    anient.$-
    , );
    willow-twig
    with catkins,
    palm-branch,
    - TBI

    .
    palm-twig
    —

    , ,
    ,--
    (-
    ,
    ;»
    -
    -)
    ,-
    joking,
    jocose.
    jesting;

    farcical;
    funny;

    playful;
    ,
    . [adv.]
    facetious

    in joke, in
    8{>ort,
    jeHiingly
    ,
    eciJ
    <
    , ,;,;, 1453
    joking,
    jesting; farce;
    jokes, jests;

    ,--
    tricks

    )
    —
    jocosenees,
    jocularity,
    facetiousness,
    playfulness
    '

    -
    ,
    ,
    ,
    (.
    (2-)
    to gravel, to
    ballast
    joker, sporter
    trifler,
    banterer,wag
    ,
    ,,
    , -) (- shovel ()
    -
    -,
    ;
    -
    (2-)
    drawer;

    () ,,
    (box)

    trash, dross;

    () , ,
    ; ()

    -
    beggar,

    -,
    (2-)
    trash, dross;
    set of beggars,
    (»1.) riffraff,

    morel
    rabble '
    () (2.)

    -, - whispering ()
    , (-
    )
    to wh)3|ier ()
    -,- 4_
    () () (,v„rpoat for
    women; ,
    e f

    KOBT
    :

    women's
    pununer- oBcftKo;

    '
    ,
    ,
    . <'-
    (J -)
    overcoat; a
    ionjf jerkin

    a rung,

    01,
    lundle,
    .
    1>|
    (,'»
    ;.1 t
    (or: (
    step) of a
    ladder; (cre-
    ): step,
    degree)

    - to mount a
    step

    .
    - ,
    , (
    -
    (,
    )
    ..
    the pinnacle
    of glory

    skinny,
    nieagre.
    rawboned
    hawing
    (f

    round
    ^,
    -
    (.)
    ,)-
    (2-) (2-)
    (rnndles,
    rungs, Hteps)
    sorrel, dock,
    sour-dock;
    monk's-
    rhubarb
    ,
    - '-/

    ;(.:
    (
    ) sour mineral
    watei-8
    '
    ,
    ,,
    ) (- little sorrel,

    ]cop

    ,
    wotxi-sorrei

    (2-)
    ,
    145»
    (of) sorrel

    <1, (>
    |()
    ,-
    -
    oxalic
    oxalic
    ( .) Houp made
    of eorrel
    oxalate

    () ( .) to .s|iare, to ,*
    U* sparing
    (of), to
    hiisbaml; to
    save, to

    to
    economize,
    I)llt (to
    lay) by, to
    ,
    ,;
    (),

    ) ,(
    ,
    08-

    (-
    ,
    «, -
    .-
    treasure up
    to spare; to
    Have, to have
    mercy on, to
    ,
    |> ,
    , - etc. )
    be clement

    ( -
    (> not to con-
    sider one's
    -
    ( (own) life ()
    -
    -
    ( (-
    -
    to exert
    one's self to
    the ntmoHt
    (uttermost)
    ()-

    )
    - to spare
    «' -
    -
    (
    neither
    expensti nor
    trouble
    death Imlks
    no creature

    sparing,
    saving
    , HOB
    I ()
    ,- , —
    145
    merciful,
    clement,

    forl>earin>r

    (-)
    -'
    :

    ! clemency,
    indulgence,
    I'll 1
    foibearance;
    I

    =
    t
    mercy, pity;
    ;-/ ' i-areful
    (gentle,

    ()
    tentier)
    treatment

    HavingM-
    bank; Having

    () fund
    sparingne»»,

    ,)-
    SHvingness
    »

    (-

    )
    ,(-
    .
    po.stcrity

    ()
    () to chip, to

    ()
    split, to
    cleave (wood)
    to rive, to
    rift (timl)er)
    fortune's
    fiivourite,
    lucky |)erson,
    lucky chap,
    fortune's ]tel
    (—darling),

    with
    good fortune

    Ml

    M '
    ; ; ;

    ,
    ,
    ' '() ,
    , fortunate,
    145^

    happy;
    «
    <'-

    ,
    ,;-
    -
    '(',
    ^-
    '
    ( -
    prosperous,

    to
    lucky
    liappy life

    make
    happv; to

    to
    »18;

    lie
    to
    prosper
    I

    reni

    ;
    pOv

    ,-
    »'1-
    favouivil

    ) (-
    ,

    ', ,-
    witli
    something

    ,
    ,-
    !|
    highly

    18,
    favoured,
    moet

    supreme
    fortu-

    blessing
    nate

    (perfect)
    ;
    ,
    ()
    (
    -
    happmess

    ,
    )

    )
    (or: joy);

    (
    felicity
    eternal
    felicity,
    everlasting

    ,
    , ; ()
    •,
    )
    the happiness
    of life

    ,,
    ,
    )
    >,
    ,-
    ;-,-

    (
    (adv.)
    luckily;
    happily;
    fortunately
    lucky
    woman

    )'.
    '{) ( 1
    wish you
    happiness
    good luck to
    you

    » ' I
    the blind
    bite of chance IWTC 80
    ,

    , tortnilf, ,
    -,
    (.(

    -»
    :
    )

    luck, ';
    L'OO.I furtllllC,

    |ir..-.|i«'tlty.
    .-llf(4-S4 ( ill
    .',
    u|ia(
    «•<>(-<
    •1

    (-'
    I
    l'n-iiif>'si;
    ('."*

    ( ;
    to try oin''.s
    TJM
    liuk
    ciiaiici'.s of

    (
    : (:
    I
    to fix lilt'
    wiitfl of
    fortune
    iiu k_v furiiu';
    war
    '

    to my ). I
    ,
    .

    ^
    -
    :

    ^ *:, lortmie

    -
    I

    »
    is very
    " it

    I'lfi^y iii<let«.i
    113

    lliat.tiiaidi.l «.

    ( '. the
    of
    not
    to limit after

    every

    1 own
    ||))
    f«)rtiiiie
    iiiaii i-

    |)
    \

    >-
    |.
    fortuni'

    ( fortune

    fortune
    favours

    rarely hrint^s
    fools
    *

    |1
    BCJW
    *

    ( <,
    |>-
    or evil
    K'oo<i
    Pingly
    prosi)erity
    enjienders
    envv
    ]
    (, .: ! u'oo.I Itu-k
    l^ood
    lo !

    '

    —
    -!
    {

    J'J>i'e<i:a(;o(l- (
    SIK4.41 to you! 1
    !

    14
    ! -!
    -
    iTiA
    »'!
    may \
    |>
    ')(! joiiriicy *>|>
    !
    ;
    Hucceeufnl
    one! 1 wish
    you a
    pleaHant

    (
    jonniey;

    you!
    l»e with
    (J<h1
    !
    »"»! you!
    tobrin^luck,
    to H|>ml, to , -,
    ()|» one,
    , -
    ,
    to render

    to
    8UCC('K8ful,

    make one
    one

    to ,, -
    (-! ( tod Hfieed
    you
    happy

    well
    ' !
    ( God blesse»!

    () to pro8|)er,
    to Hucceed,
    to thrive, to
    he succeesf ul,
    him

    ,
    -,
    ,- ,

    to liave
    success
    RC1M everythinj?
    (-
    thrives
    (or: succeeds)
    ;)
    lie is
    with him,
    always
    HUccefsful
    ' «
    -
    I fiuccetHl
    ( I

    seetlintr) in
    that un<ler-
    taking,
    am Kiu-
    )(,
    --
    «
    (,
    ((*

    • ()-
    cm
    meet with

    met with

    to fail of
    Hiiccew

    to
    aft

    aft

    '
    c
    ;

    )|
    ,
    fall Hhort of
    euco-Mi! «
    lUf, («) Htill;

    », yet;
    more, <
    (),
    0 «till
    ' ne yit
    tnore,
    (

    (. ) »'

    "lie
    want
    more
    tiion
    (bi-ead)

    word
    (|((1
    ;
    (

    more
    {?
    "| oiu'
    wlint
    more
    next? ()(|
    (
    ( one»' mor««
    he . Htill
    livinp

    (
    (

    - -
    he

    thev wer»'
    not
    come
    Htill heathens

    still blacker
    yet

    ;
    (
    (
    ? is it still t<io
    little for him
    he ie still , 1

    ( he
    indispoeed
    will come R0
    ( on the very
    yet
    »
    ( he
    same
    is
    pass tht
    yr
    (jay
    to € >

    examination
    ;

    --
    '
    cokoec

    9
    )« -
    Ul*

    ,
    «',
    (up.
    '-
    141
    Homehow

    pinch off,
    yvl

    ,
    er

    ,'
    to

    > COBf*C, TV
    () to nip off; to ,
    , (|)
    ,
    haw (to

    , () Htrilii*) off; ,
    (),
    (),
    <'(»
    <>(),
    (,'
    to knock off,
    to phick
    (round); to
    cut short to
    rut off; to
    ;
    ,
    ();

    ()()
    )
    ()
    knock down
    tobe plucked
    rounu; to .;
    ''
    ()
    [>
    ')
    1 () ? break dow:.
    to fall (off),
    to rid one's
    : ()

    (
    • <'
    ,- (2-)
    -,
    Heif

    —
    by a nip

    chirping,
    twitter(ing),
    warbling,
    singing (of
    ,
    ,
    (),
    birds)
    ); -
    (.

    ,
    cheerful talk
    (—chatter,—

    ' -,
    chit-chat),
    prattle,
    (-,--
    ),
    ,-
    ,,
    prattling
    (>

    ROM
    ()- to warble, to
    chirp.twitter,
    to sing (np.

    <€
    tec -
    (' -) to talk

    t4>
    bird)

    cheerful,
    prattle,

    cliatter,
    tattle,

    tittle-tattle
    ,
    '.
    ',
    -
    ,
    '-
    -
    ,
    1462
    chirpinjr, ,
    (. iloing
    warbling,

    ,( HOT

    1 \\
    ,
    (-)
    iiotiiinK
    chirp
    (

    Hingi^if
    talkative,
    prattling,
    chattering,
    tattling,
    but

    — warble),
    chattering,

    ,
    ,^
    ',
    '
    '

    '- flippant .

    '(
    the hal)it of
    *\ \
    prattling
    (tattling),
    taJk.ativeness,
    (),
    hxjuacity,
    j
    flippancy
    VH j
    chirping
    I (singing)
    ('(1)
    ; (iVJBOpyH)
    talker,
    bird

    talkative
    ,;<
    -,
    - )
    (-
    man: tattler,
    prattler
    a talkative
    (tattling,
    prating. ]>4,
    {)
    (
    gOhsiping)
    won;an (|
    ,
    (girl)

    * [()
    () a pinging
    bird, warlHer

    liberal, ,
    --
    ,
    generonp,
    |>-1(1<1,
    ,
    ,,:
    niuniticent,
    lavish,
    bounteouH,
    bountiful

    \v
    —

    |»
    ,
    ,
    ,
    1463
    the New-year
    eve, the
    night before
    1-
    -- IB,

    ,,,
    ^',
    )
    (
    the New-

    a generous
    Year

    person

    -
    nejH'OH
    ! 1)

    )).
    to give
    li))erallj
    (lavishly),

    --(*
    ), -

    ,
    ),
    - ()
    to beetow
    liberally
    Chrietmae-
    ,
    -,- •«fi

    - .^
    song,

    ', Christmas-

    (
    >
    -
    ;,
    tep,
    3

    )
    )

    -
    -,
    -
    -,

    --
    ,
    -
    - -
    )
    carol,
    Gill i^t mas
    hymn
    singing-man
    (or: l)oy) of
    Christmas-

    singing-
    hymn
    (
    — 6<))

    - -
    woman
    —girl) of
    (or:
    (>-
    (

    )
    (,
    :4,
    Christmas-
    hymn
    ,
    ,
    of Christmas-
    hymn,
    () relating to |»-
    -

    ,)-

    -
    Christmas-
    ,
    () - -
    ,
    hymns
    ',

    ^
    liberality,

    --
    -
    open-handed-
    - generosity,
    ness,

    ,
    !, -
    (,

    ,
    ,
    -
    - (1.)
    bounty
    bounteous-
    neae, bounti-

    ." fulnees
    (adv.) ,
    , |) 1464
    liberally,
    generously;

    bountifully;

    ()
    abundantly : »-

    7
    of the New-
    year eve,
    relating to
    , -
    New-

    <
    the

    (-
    -, )
    year eve
    toeing
    Chiistmae-

    - hymns
    to disappear,
    to vanish;
    to evanesce; ;(
    (
    to pass
    (away); to
    ' 1

    away,
    -

    steal
    to drop uut ,
    ' X
    ^, to pop
    off, to get
    61

    (8 clear away

    .
    he has l)een
    missing two

    (), ,- <

    ,)
    days

    (,() jaw, jaw-


    bone;
    (maxilla; ;(
    mandible)

    -
    () upper jaw, ,
    maxilla
    lower jaw,
    mandible
    ,(
    fissure,
    crevice,
    split, cleft,
    gap.
    ,
    ()]
    ,
    ,
    ,), .,
    .
    1465

    }- ,,-,
    |
    (
    chink,
    sciesure,

    full
    flaw, slit
    of chinks
    (—pi|»s),
    gapt(x>the(l
    (),
    ()
    ,,
    - ()
    to jam,
    pinch, nip

    -
    ,,
    (()

    *
    my heart

    to pup, to
    whelp, (of a
    is
    luMivy

    ,()
    '
    !;
    () ,,
    ;
    bitch)
    a bitch in
    whelp, a
    bitch with
    ,,
    , pup, bitch

    , (2-)
    (2-)
    with pup
    wlu'lp, pup

    }))-
    (of different
    animals); a
    (),
    (-
    (), (),
    wolf's whelp ;

    - ;
    ( () ()
    bear's whelp

    ,
    a

    ;) ,
    .- young
    , () dofr,
    puppy

    )
    (, ;
    () whelp;

    (
    (greenhorn)

    ,
    '
    ,
    , -
    ;
    ()
    (. )
    blind rat-
    mole

    )
    little whelp

    5, ,
    ()],
    ,, (2-)
    (. :
    graff, graft,
    a voung
    scion, graft- , --
    fpe*,

    ?, twig Cspas)
    . {2-) , tribe, ,
    family, stock;
    breed (, ;
    of cows),
    offHprinjf,
    progeny;
    line (np.
    ;(*
    »
    (
    ):
    nmle
    female
    (-
    line,
    line);

    '
    ,),
    |> (
    (2-)
    stem); stock
    (of cattle)
    vaecinator,
    vaccinlst,
    inoculator,
    vaccinating
    pbysieian
    (surgeon)
    ,,
    (-
    () (- to graft, to
    '
    -,
    )

    (.
    ingrate;
    (inoculate),
    to engraft;
    to inarch
    -
    ) ;-
    '-
    ),
    «•

    (1.
    2- ,, etc )
    «-
    to vaccinate
    (a cliild
    with
    the lymph
    of cows)
    to inoculate
    a person for
    (
    ),
    () thesmall-pox
    to engraft

    )
    '-
    (to implant)
    Jrtue
    (
    in a
    (ijf).

    ( «,
    :
    () heart)
    vaccinating
    Jady-phy-
    sician
    ,
    ,( 147
    irralter
    |)
    |)( )

    II

    «
    )
    «-;
    -, ()
    (.
    f)B04f>Bi

    vacciimtK ,
    inoculation
    -
    >,
    >,
    -
    ('()
    ;rriiftin<r,
    (vrral'tin^r
    a|)proacli:
    chink-
    by

    <:raftintr, ,
    ;
    ,^-
    (

    -|.1>-

    ;}!-
    deft-irniftin".',
    slioiiKler-
    «rriiftiny;
    flute- praftinj:
    |>;
    <)-

    ,) -
    sliielil-
    -()-
    ',
    jrraftinjr,

    ,(>)
    () -,-
    frraftinp

    grafted,
    by
    puns)
    |)'

    -
    ingrafted

    vaccinated.
    ,
    )
    ;,-
    ,
    (

    (-
    inocuhite<l

    notch;
    hack;
    ]>,
    ),
    (, ,
    tooih,
    *,
    jajrfg),
    '; (),

    ,
    , -
    -
    fen

    ,)
    ( ]^, broth;
    «lecoction;
    fish-soup,
    fish-lirotii
    ,-
    blunt knife, ^,
    |'()
    (2-)
    notohedknife
    .
    a vessel with
    (2-,-; broken brim;
    a notched
    veeseJ
    ,
    '•
    |>
    |) <68
    iiotchy, ,|).
    Hi)
    notclieil,
    withiiotclieH, OB
    full of
    notches
    '--
    ; ! (—japps). <'(,
    Hj>lit(te<I) a
    little, (np.

    •
    () - a bitter
    vessel)

    (>»rievon8,
    aad) fortune
    (fate, -lot)
    (,
    (,-
    (

    |>(5 not full


    truth, sooner
    lie than
    truth
    -
    (
    }))
    (-)
    a frap-

    to
    t«thetl

    (18
    jH-rson
    notrhiness,

    make a
    notch, to
    ,, (

    ^
    make
    notthes, to
    make full of , ^

    ( ,(
    notches, to
    break apiece
    out of (a (—
    knife,
    razor
    to
    pit
    1) a
    ce ot a
    (

    (>
    (- to be
    tooth

    notched, to
    '
    ) become full
    of notches
    <
    the act ol
    makii .'

    notche»
    1469
    filled

    up
    up to
    tlie level
    with the
    brliu, filled
    to the
    ,
    an

    brim
    ( on a

    )
    level

    (,
    with brim
    bristle;
    the
    (coll.:
    ';
    bristles of a »

    () ' boar

    - ,
    the hair or

    , bristle of a

    (-) ; ,
    boar

    (,- bristly;
    wtiferous,
    wti^rerons,

    ,))
    »et with ()
    rough (—
    (—bristly)

    ()
    with
    hair, set

    bristly hair
    of bristles,
    mad»* of

    a retailer
    oB

    bristles
    ,
    -
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    othercountry
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    of goldfinch
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    lAettri'flj
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    ,

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    !

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    fionr
    •«
    <',

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    |)
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    every
    t'vvry liaif an

    evening
    hour
    ''
    «»>

    [ -,
    ] !
    every niylit
    every time;
    boiirly, at
    evtiy iiour
    at every iioiir I
    ,

    ,'' ;

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    (
    -
    else
    that's quite
    anotlier

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    thing

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    .
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    -

    . ()
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    -
    m little,
    some, rather
    ,
    ,
    ]
    !

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    give me some fBB
    bread

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    (^)
    !

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    1488

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    (

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    ,
    it riither
    to-<|«y

    IlotllillL'

    UO Hot wot'tli
    token
    oHu she is not '

    worth a

    /
    tok«'ii
    *' wliy is bt' ii
    I

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    '
    1<. bud?

    1 it is of
    use him
    ( -
    € to talk

    ,
    ,,
    up.

    —
    )

    -
    how

    if I
    know how
    shall 1
    defeat him
    do not

    that
    as, whereaH,
    since,
    df)
    K04N

    to

    ' becauw,

    (
    ,
    inanmich
    1)^ idom»
    «he felt
    aft a id, ^he {), 1

    afraid
    because of

    alone,
    iVIt

    her '
    s>he

    .
    felt afraid on
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    -tni)

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    1400 '
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    l":t<4 is 113,
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    }
    '

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    (
    tllet4!'.«

    the Uitliculty
    just '
    .

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    wliatevor

    ,
    :" ^'

    events may
    liapjien, Ik(
    t

    it can

    ,,
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    , -
    '
    what is

    is
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    );
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    ,
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    that

    that he ie a
    man of wit,
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    it IS

    prepared to
    allow
    you
    eo

    -
    -, iH'canse
    it is
    (> I did not
    know that
    I am hapj)y

    , - I
    to see you

    know
    he was a
    hero, I know
    tlmt

    (),
    <

    him to have
    beeiT a hero
    ( <
    —

    mo 1491
    — that
    (foiij. )

    . we

    ,
    believe
    Homer to
    have

    ,-
    l>e«'ii

    blind

    |
    :

    the man
    wliom we
    ) iK'lieve to be

    UIO
    , 1)]^24
    her father

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    -
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    his not
    coming (or: (:
    that he does
    not come,
    that
    ,—
    . lie
    not come
    has

    , ,-
    ,
    )
    that, in order
    that, in order
    to

    -,
    that I should

    never!
    6|), -!
    that he

    ), (:
    ,,
    should
    , amend
    reform), it
    (or:

    is necessary
    I require him
    to do it
    '
    -* he likes to
    be flattered
    ,- 1
    14f»2

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    would
    ,
    [
    f^ol :

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    you
    order that
    may
    know
    to U» brief,
    to cut
    short, t<^) put
    it in very
    few words
    it

    it

    [
    ^*
    HOI

    -, lest,

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    for fear
    (that)
    ,^ ,

    (
    near that
    goe, lest lie
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    I

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    haste, for ^

    ) ,
    fe:ir
    ome^dy t
    should come

    (
    () thougi),
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    if
    ,
    , I will do it

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    - ()
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    should die

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    for it

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    something,
    somewhat ()
    , mast;
    boom,
    ()
    staff,
    pole, ,!
    with
    masts, with
    high masts,
    witii
    many
    perch

    maete
    1

    ,,
    ,

    :
    , 1498

    , -
    '

    '
    {»
    ,
    ,
    ,
    ,() -)
    daily, every

    (diurnal,

    diary, day-

    joimial,

    daily
    day;

    quotidian)

    bo» )k

    itinerary
    ,-
    ;
    ,
    ,
    ,---
    -
    : pui)licatioii,
    daily news, ,-
    , ,

    ()
    daily paper

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    ,
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    (, , ,
    )
    day out

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    cneek, fare;
    (-: jaw I

    ,
    I

    fx;

    to slap the
    ) fa(« (to box
    the ears) of
    (
    |)3)

    , , a person
    to say

    ' ()"
    -;
    ,,\vhat"
    often

    ,
    IT full-faced:

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    (provided
    witli jaws,
    provided
    ,
    -
    ,
    , -, with mandi-
    bles)
    , ,)(
    ()
    -
    () top, summit;

    ,,
    (2-) the crown (of

    ,
    fM,

    ,,
    ,, adj.
    the head)

    monthly,
    every inonth
    , MOUT

    —
    miv.
    stalks, stems ,
    1494
    -'
    -
    annual,
    yearly; of
    -
    {) every year
    annually,
    ,
    <
    , (adv.)

    (.)
    eury
    yearly,

    soniethinjr,
    year

    anything;
    (

    (|) ()
    rather, 1>:<,
    somewhat, a
    I
    little
    a(n indeflna-(.
    .
    '

    hle)

    — or; somethinp
    what(8o)ever;((
    ;
    ,
    anytiiinfr,
    Honiethin^^ ",

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    (1\) acionnt;
    nuniber
    «omiting
    bill;

    ,-
    (2.

    (2-)
    (
    .-)
    j
    hoanl,
    abacus
    arithme-
    tician
    «

    ,() () ,
    arithmetic

    ) arithmetical

    to count, to
    tell off;
    ;
    compute

    to count, to

    square)
    settle ^to
    ),
    accoimts
    with

    ^adv.)|
    lion fly

    hourly, at
    every hour
    ,
    ,() (2-)
    email cheek

    to wink; to
    screw l||)
    oiie'x eycy
    I

    f
    ,»
    to I(ij(i an
    Bjxa
    .
    ear, to listen
    to ()
    ) to prick np

    )
    (
    an
    (, tlie(or:one'8)

    ,
    (:

    (
    eai*s

    ,
    to blink,
    )
    ()
    to wink

    ,-
    (1. .
    ) j
    to ehrivel, to
    shrink,
    bristle
    to hunt,
    bait, ,
    ,
    ,'
    -'. ,
    . .)
    to net on
    with dogs, ^,
    -,
    . (
    (2. -)
    to set npon
    witJi dogs
    tollch-^dv,
    tactili'
    -,
    (;
    ) corpuscle
    to touch; to ,(.
    () fptl (np. the
    )
    ,
    ; pulse); to
    louch on
    (—upon), to (-«»),

    ,
    finger; to

    touching;
    handle

    feeling
    ;
    ,,-,
    1
    thin,
    delicate, lean
    Jank, slim,
    slender,
    ekinny, I
    ,,
    ,,
    , 1496

    . -,,
    meagre;

    (ehort);
    t'tJiall;
    ill.

    looking

    ineiKnificant
    (),
    ();
    CM
    E

    fi-
    tajtao

    ,()
    (adv.)
    not enough,
    insufficiently
    insignifi-

    pinch
    cantly
    ,
    (
    s

    a pinch of 01

    ll Halt
    pinch of

    ,
    a 1)1

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    )
    )(
    (2-) rat

    («1-)
    snuff

    niartin,
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    ,»
    -
    ,. (2-) (
    swift
    :
    yonng(8and-)
    niartin
    (of) rat () J>eT
    of (sand-)
    martin,
    (-)

    , l)elonging to
    land-martin -
    ,
    (^)
    -a, -
    (of) pike

    belonging to
    ,
    ,:
    pike, of pike

    ( .
    (2-)

    (2-)
    jeweller,
    goldsmith
    ,)
    (|,
    (2.
    1497
    jnbillc;
    anniversiirv,
    Htrvice
    ;
    ,
    (lay

    -
    ,
    (of) jubilee ((•)

    ,
    (2-)
    (.)

    .)
    a person
    whose jubi let'
    being
    celeltatod ^
    ncpt'OH

    -
    ,
    -
    17

    to jubilate,
    to celebrate
    a jubilee, to
    commemo- ,
    ('{)
    : \

    (f.
    rate a
    jnbilet'
    a dry foj? in
    a hot day, a
    hot wind,'
    air mixed
    with bluish
    (

    |»
    ,,
    smoke

    .,
    ,() CJ-a shepherd,
    herdsman

    to run out,
    to rush (to
    )
    ,(
    ) ,
    hurry) iirto
    the street
    (.

    () to brandish,
    to wave,
    waft; to beat ;,
    (np. the (. );
    (
    wag
    wiuga); to
    (np.
    one'e tail,
    np. dog)
    J

    I
    )
    ;

    iU
    )
    1498

    ()
    )()
    to wave
    to Hwinjj:)
    (or: Reft

    - I
    one's arm
    to waveoiie'.s

    )-
    !

    band kerchief
    (-
    (() to the
    wing!-; to
    tosH on hijiii
    4

    (
    ( - ) !
    ,
    the
    fawns, (or:
    wa.ffH iuj tail;
    >
    (;
    <
    <

    shakes

    -
    its
    tail '

    (
    to make
    a sign (or to

    ()
    (
    :

    iHJckon him)
    to stop (

    ,)
    ((2-)
    )
    -
    —
    ^'li
    to fan one's

    liandkerchlef
    with a '
    BQ
    ,

    (, (.)

    )
    (.:
    ,- the evil
    , cna

    ,()
    (. .)
    Jutlah
    spiiit, tlie
    devil

    Judas
    ,»
    ) (2-) Judaism

    Jew, ,
    (, )
    (2-) ^>]
    Hebrew;
    JudeaDi
    '

    ) ( «»)
    ' 1499

    ,
    '
    , »-
    '',)
    (|*,
    (f.)

    !
    JewesH

    '(woiiiaJl)

    the
    H.l'.rew

    .Te!vH
    Hebn'ws;
    ;
    7~

    '''"*"
    ()
    e

    ,
    ', -
    '.',
    e

    ' |-'(1,
    () -
    V'
    )
    »*
    ()
    iewish

    ,alIwhar5'of
    the

    ,, -
    ),
    I.JewiHh OB
    origin;
    'iianncrs,

    )(
    CIlHtOIllH,
    Way of living
    and thinking
    IKjciiliar to
    tfiejevv.4;
    -,-
    *^

    )
    BOBS anguage and

    ,
    I
    ht*»ratnre of

    .
    the Jews

    ', f
    Jewish,
    Hebraic, of
    Jew; of
    ,
    -
    l£ingdom"or
    Judea
    - (),
    ()
    I

    Jiuiea

    , -
    , ^-)
    ^'
    I
    Judith

    to inatigate,
    -
    ,-
    ,
    I j
    !

    mimulat*?, »',

    7* , I
    ;
    ^
    , ,-
    inciusexcitel
    to

    between

    people
    make
    misclnef

    to set
    .

    together by
    Tyirf-
    theaere
    -
    ,
    •<» (-

    (
    ,)
    '

    (2-) j"<Ioi)biIe,
    to k'int.t
    ' (
    (
    of

    <»,- )

    1), < MS

    ) «lU'iiiy of

    ,«
    ('()
    Jews
    (2 ) pack, bunij'ti

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    (.4
    .)
    (--
    ) wi-ak,

    -,
    fortt'less

    -))
    ((•(^;-
    ,
    weaknesp,
    want of
    <

    -.;-;
    ( > [

    j
    street; play-

    ill

    out of
    ill
    tlie

    tlie
    ,
    ,
    UTollnd

    open (
    *
    ',''
    -]
    -,
    I

    ^^'^^i^^
    Julian,

    .()
    () Julius

    -,
    -
    Julia,

    ;( Julian
    Juliana

    , ,
    (2-)
    (-«dj.)
    —

    ,
    (2-)

    ;,-6|
    young man;
    lad; brave
    man; valiant
    man,
    courageous
    '
    fellow;
    ;

    « , () «'"«,[_' ]

    (cull.)
    «'

    vounji
    lellow;
    (inljglity

    tellowe, ItdM,
    j

    I
    ,
    ,-
    8, \)
    «,
    ()[.;
    brave man;

    «)
    I

    valiant
    (doughty)
    [( men; bold
    (courageoun)
    *»)
    , «-)- men
    -,
    *',
    (,
    ,
    ,-
    - )
    (2-]
    bravery,

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    count ge.

    1>!<1,
    audacity
    ck'verness
    ,
    ,,
    >,
    |. of la<l, of
    , [>-
    -
    (adj.)
    (valiant)
    brave
    1,
    ,
    man,
    IT,

    ,
    «''
    |(3, (^,
    l:)elonginf?
    a lad, off.
    bruve.
    t<.

    »,
    >.
    '-,
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    valiant,
    clever;
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    dariiiyr,
    deterniineti
    Juno
    I,

    ,-
    -,
    , ,
    -,
    -
    Jupiter
    ))
    '') Jacket (short
    coat, under-
    coat) made
    [.
    -]
    ,)
    , of a thin
    cloth (stuff)

    -, (- '.-[]
    ,
    :
    ;

    ; ), (-
    ()
    ) -
    phooting-
    jacket;
    rather long
    sleeved
    corMt;
    a ";
    ,

    12 )
    (-
    ^)- mirnv,.r..,l ,.„
    •"•"'''"•
    ,«,,
    ), - -WUO- «•'""'^ f'"-

    """'fit
    ^

    )
    .(
    )
    (.:
    l*llicoat;^
    skirt
    (<,;
    «
    »,()7)
    »,
    1)

    poppy <
    »
    n'sidue
    / henij)
    or
    on

    )<1
    -
    ftnffiiiff for
    <>
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    - ^]
    !

    (tlinriplilljfs)
    -)

    (-)
    -
    )-
    , (-
    prcpjirt'd of

    j'in.iiVal,

    jnri.4<iu.tio„
    \\,«'

    jinlicial
    ^
    [-
    "

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    ()
    )
    ()
    (2-)
    jtirist
    ., -
    ,
    ; -
    .
    iawycr;
    .

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    George,
    Georgy
    ,
    ,,
    ,;
    ^,(...

    )
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    1603

    (adj,
    alert,

    lively,
    prompt;
    quick, ,
    |»,
    (],
    ,-
    briek,
    ,
    "piritfnl,

    «7,
    )^; ,
    ,,
    ^

    - ',
    nimble,
    Ught-footed,

    {> clever,
    #,
    vivacitj

    promptitai
    «()-
    ,() crowd, mob. «P»M, ,

    ()
    . (adv.)
    (2-) a
    throng; herd

    in a crowd;
    all together,
    thick-coming
    foolieli (or:
    crazj)

    to play the
    person
    -]
    *,
    ;
    ,
    [:

    , (a«lj.)
    foolish;
    crazy,
    fool

    mad
    ,
    ,
    ,-
    folly,
    ahenation of
    mind; crazi-
    ness; foolery
    ,
    I

    ,
    to become a
    fool, to grow ,
    crazy
    --
    (-
    peftai
    a email tube
    [2.-] made of
    elder-tree
    (used for
    winding the
    thr«ad)j )
    .
    ,] (2.
    1

    kind of
    504

    short stick
    (—prop)
    e OB

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    <1 while ().
    I
    bindinff
    sht'evcs
    <)'.
    relating t(»
    Tj
    the day of

    [
    OB
    St. George ceftuT

    ; '
    to elide nf>on
    lK>ttom,
    ,
    anuH

    , to be

    [ ,
    constantly

    , ] fidgeting

    ,
    ,
    (] , ]
    about, to

    to trouble,
    to agitate,
    to disturb,

    tomove, to
    move

    perturb

    have no rest,
    to bustle; to ',
    ','

    ,
    MVB

    up ( down
    be fidgeting

    8), ',
    [- ] ,

    (-
    to
    to gather in
    crowds

    -
    . .
    the people
    are gathering
    crowds [)8
    ,
    in
    [2- Justin
    [f.] Justina

    [
    []
    ; - Justinian
    justice

    (-
    ;
    ']-
    minister of
    justice
    ,
    |»*' —
    ;
    8, -
    (, , -
    1505

    fish-
    gravy
    cyn,
    cyn; |);
    ); juice; OB
    liquid part KVKT
    of a cooked (-)
    —
    ]
    [- dish (
    blood
    foo<l)

    ,8-
    [ up. dog'H blood

    a soup
    prepared of
    -
    potatoes,
    cheeee-ciirds
    and dough,
    et<?.
    Eupht ..ua
    (.
    -<>, :

    -]
    [()]
    Eupheuiia

    -,
    (-,
    (2.-)
    (.)
    (f.)

    («.)
    Ruseia-

    made
    leather,

    of
    yuft(8)

    Hossia-
    ieather
    t« strive, to
    eiuleavor, to
    -,,
    (),
    ()

    ,
    force one's
    self,to ,,
    -
    ,
    watch an
    ) f<*r
    opportunity,
    to wait a -
    9()
    ,-
    favo(u)rable
    moment, to
    eek (he
    Ofmortonity, TJ
    to be on the «
    look out to • TJ
    '

    («-)
    ,
    1506
    biiatle, to
    be restless;
    '>
    (
    to be anxious

    11
    to have the

    » tanner's
    fidKete

    bistrument
    ofcilindrical
    7
    -
    (:
    (/
    » ' form (in
    Russia) jxmxi

    ),
    (

    ),
    '"1 blood flows

    .;
    =

    —roxa
    () juice; (
    sap, (of
    plants)

    ,, -
    : 6. ,(2. 4.

    7.
    3.

    Mt'Hi)
    I. (2.

    3.
    of me,
    to me,
    4. nie) 1

    ( myself

    you
    —
    yourself,
    —he
    '
    (;
    ri :

    himself,
    --})

    ,
    herself, etc.)

    8,
    ,
    «t is I, 'tis I
    BT

    , {2-)
    slander,
    calumnv;
    chicane,
    cavil
    slanderer,
    ,
    ,
    -
    ,
    calumniator,
    , 9--
    ^»lf'l

    tale-beajer,
    traduoer,
    chicaxi«r,
    pettifogger ,
    ,.
    ;

    '1>,7
    5,
    5

    ?
    7 -
    107
    to slander.
    calumniate.
    traduce
    chicane
    .
    ,
    -
    ,,
    -.
    -
    ' ,
    )
    (

    (2.-)
    .) knee-pan.
    whirl -bone

    ^
    apple-brandy

    —
    -
    ,, -
    %

    ;
    (
    ),
    (;
    apple

    Adant>s
    ;
    ,;
    ,.
    apple;
    tomato;

    ,-
    ( - ()
    banana

    ;
    :
    « (,-)
    wilam^.
    crab(-applf)

    Adam's

    cartilage,

    — ^-
    apple,

    grille
    ,(-)

    ,
    ,
    ,
    \,
    ,8
    (2.-)

    -
    apple- man,
    apple-

    apple of
    monger
    apple-woman

    discord,
    of
    -
    -,
    -
    ,
    --
    »'»

    - contention

    ,() -,
    pep,

    -
    - (-) ()

    -
    (of) apple-
    tree

    * apide-tree,
    one «pple-
    tne
    ^
    ,- - 1508

    ,
    ,) - aP[>le-tree

    -
    apple-trees
    (-.
    (! )

    (-
    ,- (-)
    apple-tree

    crab-tree
    ej»ee-Tfd

    -,
    *
    (, - -
    -.-,

    -
    vounjf (or:
    littlfe)

    apple-tree
    «•

    -<.-
    (e
    ())

    )
    ()
    4-
    ,
    dwarf-a|.ple

    of apj.le;
    appie
    rj>i,

    OB

    ,
    biiving the
    taste of an

    -
    /
    apple
    apple-
    •iumpling,
    -,
    ()
    apple-pie,

    ,-,
    --
    apple-tart

    -,
    I

    cKJer, new
    ' ''i<ler, apple-

    ,
    <'ni»k;af)ple-
    I

    apple-eoiip,
    wine
    -,
    ,
    "pple-sauce
    «evil ()
    ;
    '

    (.) Waking,
    {(. )

    >^,
    ,",
    awake;
    real
    light
    ,
    ;
    ()
    pie-

    ] ,
    both when
    and ()
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    —

    109
    to bring to

    ,,
    ,
    liglit, to Tj

    ',
    reveal, to

    (
    ()
    ), disclofie
    i'hiinern. idle
    fancy, vain
    imai;ination,
    whinisvy -,
    ()8
    ,—,
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    soon

    )
    will

    ),
    (—3
    come
    (

    make
    ont,
    —appear,
    ite
    appearance)
    (--

    (» Eudocimus

    -
    Eudozia

    )
    ,
    2.
    —
    maple, ',
    '-.
    ,
    (2. niapie-tree,

    ,)
    (.:

    ()
    ,
    ();

    to
    plane-tree

    mew, to ,
    ,
    ,
    (),

    ,)
    (,
    (adv.)
    —
    to squeak,
    waul

    t^> niiK', to
    ,,
    ,
    ;.^,
    -
    equeal, to
    howl; to yelp;

    ,,
    to scream, to
    ecreech (np.
    owl)
    miraculouslT
    found;
    miraculous;
    ,
    exhibited
    (np.
    8()-
    merchandise)
    ,()
    («()-
    to
    1610
    8\\,
    to
    exhibit, to
    ()
    ry moB, t;
    I

    ) present, to
    produce (np,
    |
    one's paSH)
    "^7

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    I

    to set out,
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    set before; to
    manifest; to
    ;

    ,
    f—«»),

    ,
    <'
    Ct'T
    1
    7

    evince», to
    '^]
    () to appear; to
    eeem, to
    . come
    (np.
    couriijje)

    in
    ,
    ,
    *«,
    ]
    sight; to

    show one's
    come, to

    ,
    "»*,
    ,
    ,-
    *lf, to make
    II
    one's ap-
    pearance; to
    {)"-
    t)eexi)ibite(l,
    to be pro-

    ( -2 1
    <iu(!ed
    iocumenta)
    » default,

    suffer a

    to be
    to
    (np.

    default
    born
    ,
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    , the thouffht
    struck nie
    (
    (.

    -
    that

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    --
    »

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    be returned '
    ,
    from lis
    leave of . 8
    abaence
    — —— ;

    ,
    )
    (, .
    (ailj.)
    evident;
    1611

    manifest
    ,,,
    .',
    -,
    visible,

    ,
    ,;
    ,
    obvioas,
    oBtensible,
    clear; flat;
    declared,
    (),
    open, (up,
    enemy);

    (- ); (-
    known,

    - )
    public

    a fla<;rant
    iiifriii(ment -
    -
    V

    ) (-
    of the law

    eye-witness

    )'
    (- notoi-iouH
    thief

    obvious

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    frau<l

    ' JUft

    ',
    (

    «- visible traces,
    a visible

    quite
    (entirely)
    evident
    trail

    ,)
    [',—
    (-

    ,]
    (visible—,
    obvious,

    known,
    — elear,

    public)
    ,—
    —
    —
    ' ' —
    , !

    (. (a<lv.
    quit»'
    1512

    evidently,
    (.
    entirely)

    (-inanift«stlv
    — visihl}-.
    —
    .<
    ,
    («'|,
    (

    (,—
    — -.,,,
    oHteneibly,—
    clearly), ,~ )-
    5 .

    ) <inite

    evidence,
    publicly

    '
    ,
    <',
    -
    ,
    -
    {'2.
    nianifestness,
    <>«t«jn8ibiiity,
    j

    ,
    «,
    ,) ,,,
    clearness,
    publicity,
    uianifes-

    ,
    tatioii

    (a<Iv.)
    (7, nianifestiy,
    evidently,
    visibly,
    ostensibly,

    ,)
    clearly,
    publicly
    —

    (--
    "laple-wood ()- B.M

    ()
    , of maple-
    tree, made of
    "iaple-tn»e
    ,(;-
    OB

    ' OB
    Prosjier
    njiacuep

    , --
    ;,-
    old witch,

    .
    <^«
    haK,- iil-
    natnned
    «ouian,
    furious
    woman
    )

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    1.513 ((
    , |»
    J'>ter-

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    (( -
    kind
    with c

    ,
    of («;»-
    with Hin^ring
    about I teat

    <|>*
    of the spring
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    with choral
    dance

    ) -, -,
    (2.
    () little (small)
    berry
    (),
    (2-) beds of
    strawberry-
    ,
    |-
    ,
    (>
    on

    -
    plants,
    strawl)erry

    (-'

    (2-)
    ) [
    ,.
    j^rden

    ,
    strawberries
    costermon^er

    —
    —
    plants,

    () •

    berjy-jaice,
    , I1.J
    -,
    ,-
    cuuxerve
    or liqnor of

    berry- wine;
    (person fond
    of 1))
    ,
    berries,
    --
    woman or

    --
    picking
    girl
    up berries, an
    woman,
    berrv-woman
    (jiersfm
    ;-(-
    ,
    coster-

    of berriee)
    fond
    )
    '

    '

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    '' '

    -)
    :

    ')
    : .
    1514
    I
    :! Jiiillet-Kruel
    ' I

    - (2.-,
    pi.)
    Mytux inilh't-floiir -;'
    J
    ,
    , j
    to Iamb;
    jean)' to ewe
    youiiB owe,
    littleewe,
    (to

    ,
    ()
    OHf

    -.,
    );
    (TV
    TV

    () )(-
    t*we-lamb
    Hliephenl

    •))
    ("liephercl-
    '
    '
    . ) () '.)
    '',
    sheep

    ,
    ,
    (2 lamb
    little lamb,
    lamblitiK,
    lambkin,

    , ,, .- yeanlinjf
    lamb, lamb'H

    ,() [] , ()
    lamb-
    meat, mnttoii

    (of)
    niade (jf
    laml) []
    lamb's wool

    «,
    ,,)
    (coll.)
    (}) : berry
    «>

    3:

    hum
    (- )
    cherry-soup,

    pare«l of
    soup pre-
    -,
    clierries and
    milk or
    cream
    ;

    ,() 4 1515
    strawberry

    jaguar, .,
    » , ' Amenoan
    tiger

    ,
    ,
    ,
    , ,
    ',
    lledwiga

    venom
    uni

    )
    ,
    (()
    ,(,
    .)
    ,
    grainy,
    grannlary,

    fiill

    pithy;
    of grain*

    vigorons
    -«',
    ,;--
    , ), ,
    .(,
    ) , -,
    intelligent,
    Hoiuid (apoey-

    ,
    concise,
    terse, ),

    ,
    (, ,curt, succinct

    solid,

    ,) thickset

    ,
    .
    (,
    ,]
    HubHtantial

    )
    .
    (,
    ,
    ,
    ,
    (, ;
    (-) ,
    '',

    -
    strong,
    (»
    apple)

    |, -
    ';
    ,
    vigorous;

    )
    () .
    forcible; firm

    healthy,
    sound
    w
    t»fl

    ,
    , «'«.
    1_
    ,^
    ,
    fruitful,

    . feciin«l,

    ,;
    ;
    -, ) prolific

    strong;
    (||,
    7»- .)
    cnldiih,
    rather cold /
    '
    , ,
    cool

    ,
    Htroiig
    e

    ,
    ,, etiff

    ," ,
    pit)mi(>fle,
    atrengtl),
    I'liersry;
    virilitT;

    (; Holirfify

    -
    eucciiictiifif,
    ehortiK'ss
    to

    (041) [-
    Til

    - <- ]
    intflligentlv

    ,
    ,
    () ,
    ,,
    to
    with vigour,
    to make a
    bold answer
    venomous,

    ,
    baneful,

    ,
    ,
    |>)
    ;
    .,(|).:
    virulent,
    poieonoii.4
    kernel, stone
    of fruit,
    .:
    ;
    , stones,

    marrow,
    main
    substance,
    (
    testicles);

    grain
    151

    (*- pith

    ()
    7» »)
    aeth ma, short •, (,
    )«|
    ,-
    ,
    breath,

    ,-
    Htoppage of

    -
    (*,
    )
    breath,
    hortneflfl of
    breath
    Hethmatic(al)
    ehort-
    ,
    ,,
    little
    hreatht^

    '
    (,
    ) golden agaric

    [] efepax

    ()
    «
    '
    ]
    ,
    ( )
    ovary

    omelet
    merchant
    •-
    \«)
    ()
    [,
    ] female egg-
    seller,
    -
    -
    female egg-

    , ,-
    ,
    merchant

    ,()
    plague, pest,

    cleft,
    peetiieuce
    ,
    ,,
    [, (
    cleavage, rent
    . gilta,
    .

    (2-8] branchiae
    .
    «)
    (!)
    8,{2.

    (. .
    {2-aj tongue

    a
    (venomuufl)
    tongue; a
    foul mouth
    []
    TOHf ,
    8-
    [
    1618
    she has too
    it
    much
    tongue; she
    8 full of
    tongiie; lier
    ton^rue is
    ;
    8
    |
    01

    alwajs
    galloping, •
    8
    aoehas a

    [- wicked

    U»
    t<jngue
    have a
    well-filed ,--
    •

    tongne, to
    have one's
    tongue well
    oiled, tohave
    ,
    [ a glib tongue

    8- 7 I have that
    word
    tip of
    tongue
    at mj
    at the
    my
    (or: [: —
    tongue'wend) I
    **] ;

    the word is as
    at the tip of

    [ - I

    I
    niy tongue
    wliat the []
    heart thinks
    the tongue
    speaks; to be ;
    ;
    frank; to

    all
    speak one's
    iriind, to say
    that
    has on one's
    one

    mind
    ;
    [ that word is
    8' always in his
    month, he
    always re-
    peating the
    is 8 ,
    same tiling
    •

    [- sa 97-
    to hold
    1519
    on€
    tOURll»:'

    .
    lie liae

    his tongue;
    lie was
    strnokdnnib;
    loet
    the iiee of
    ;
    BOB
    > .

    lie was struck

    ,
    speechlese
    1

    ^ to bite one's
    tongue; to

    [„ keep silence

    *
    8
    [,,-
    ,
    ' '
    a loose
    tongue comes

    a honey
    to no good

    ,
    [ <"
    j

    tongue, a
    heart of gall

    [ []
    nobody
    forcedyou

    to be very

    to wear one's
    heart on
    speak

    outspoken;
    to

    ;
    1

    [„- one's sleeve


    he that has a

    " tongue in his


    ,
    , []
    [
    head,
    find his
    where he

    language.

    -.r>
    may
    way
    pleases

    tongue
    speak in
    foi-eign
    tongP"s
    .
    '
    .

    mother ',
    10
    1
    j

    tongue,
    j

    native tongue
    [
    [^^
    [
    [MfpTBBft
    modern

    ancient

    dead
    1520

    language

    langua^re
    living
    language
    -
    [ )|> language
    a i)olyglot

    [|>--
    [
    [
    be speaks

    to
    to

    to
    very correct
    language

    buck (or;
    murder)
    language
    speak
    broken
    -
    |)
    (

    EngliHli

    [ be is familiar

    -
    with this

    ,;
    language as
    with hie own

    nation,
    people;
    ,
    «>
    [()
    - nationality

    ,
    , —

    [-]
    spy; war-
    prisoner
    talkativ»i,
    loguacions
    ,
    «> having a long

    tongue
    tongue

    shaped;
    linguiforin
    of tongue;
    lingual
    '"» [
    * 1521

    -
    -: -
    iingnal

    of
    letterR
    liniifiiiBticB,
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    the science
    language
    ,
    ,
    -
    CTBKC,

    OB

    ,
    iingdiflt,
    pnilologiet,
    pliilologer ,
    ,*
    ,,
    |)
    1

    )
    heathen,
    heatltenieh,
    |)agan,
    ,
    -
    (),
    - ,
    paganic(al),
    *( paganish,

    ,
    7
    gentiiish,

    ^,
    (
    ethnic
    |)<> ethnic,
    « ,- etlinical

    ^- .
    , -
    VKB

    2
    8
    -
    () like a pagan, ,
    >, . OBU

    (),
    adv.
    heathenisiilj

    a heathen, ,,
    ,)
    pagan,

    -
    ,8|
    1

    (.)
    (f.)
    gentile

    -
    , H learned

    ,'
    10«'> ( polyglot

    ! !
    (iuterj.
    pressing:
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    iwtonish-

    «)(,
    nient,

    surprise,
    ,-
    ,, -
    ache,
    suflering, etc. r
    '

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    iv'li, to give
    '
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    handsome,
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    (p). );
    young barren
    cows

    -
    --
    of juniper;
    of juniper-
    berry; of
    junif)er-tree
    ]-;
    }>;

    gin

    \ (2-)
    junijier-bush,
    juni|)er-

    calf,
    shrnb
    yoimg
    heifer
    ,-
    ,
    -
    ) , —

    ((-) barren
    evv",
    1&45

    young
    ewe
    , -,
    ,

    ,-
    barren,

    ) sterile,
    cow, ewe)
    poor, unpro-
    (np.

    dnctive (np. (),

    -)
    land);
    unfruitful

    )( .
    unused

    (of)cow; of
    barren cow
    cow-liide -
    () ;
    }) leather of a
    barren cow,
    leather of <»
    , (>

    () heifer

    -() veal

    ,
    )
    to lie barren,
    to )
    ) (-
    sterile
    (. to be left
    unplougiie<l,
    (— umilled) ()
    ()
    -
    iH-'greaf-ed

    ,
    , (-
    (soilefl)

    protractive
    person

    ,- -
    ;) man;
    III.)

    ),|>
    (

    (- (f.
    (protractive
    woman
    protracter
    (f.);
    1546

    '
    (

    to prease; to
    (to
    soil) with 1 iC,
    (coftj
    CM

    ,
    - ()
    eomethiiif;
    fat

    (;) (adj.)
    dirty;
    besinearod,
    jrreaj^d;
    greasy
    , --
    "?

    II

    it 8 the
    proper thiiifr
    (np. to do),
    it meet, it
    ,
    ciMj
    is seemly, it

    ,
    113
    fit, it is
    l)eeoming, it
    is proper, it
    behovfs, it is
    pood form to
    it is be-
    ,«- )(|), 1

    •
    1

    coming for
    me to, it
    behoves me
    ,
    is fit
    (proper); as ).
    -'
    (

    it should )
    <) - in
    with (or:
    suitably to)
    (:
    rank {>
    it a

    -)
    -
    girl to

    , that as it
    (vaK shonld
    that's the
    1)6, ,'
    thing
    it is not
    proper for us
    to, it does
    Uut behove
    , {
    us to, etc. 1
    1547
    '
    if, it not
    (), |),
    1
    •

    not
    ioes not
    bt'liDve,
    lie-
    it ,npanep,

    ,-
    coiiiing,
    not pood
    form, tliat's
    Uptthe
    it IS

    ,-
    - ,
    ,)
    , proper thinp
    (|). : hole, pit; ),
    ditch (])

    ,
    (» hollow, ,-,
    ,
    ) cavity,
    cave(rn)
    hole, kennel,
    warm,
    lodjre, earth
    ,
    ,,,
    :
    (- the lion '

    a rabbit
    <len
    -

    (
    burrow
    a fox earth,
    a badger's
    ,
    hole
    to smoke a

    , (- ;
    fox out of

    )
    his earth
    () prave; tomb

    (
    den of
    thieves
    eye-socket,
    eye-hole,
    eye- orbit
    to lay a trap
    --{,
    -
    T1B3

    (or: —
    a snare)
    to work a
    man'b ruin
    )
    ,( —:
    — (

    -
    18
    nt the luomli
    1
    { of a cavi' OB K

    (,,
    |))
    hv who
    a pit for
    ' ry ;
    -
    r I

    others (ofUMi) (o4

    ") falls in

    „;4' ItH

    !
    himsi'lf;
    ,,ilHI-|ll BO
    watch,
    harm catch", ,.

    -'
    ,,tlie i»it*'r is
    I .' fn'quently
    bit": „the

    '
    triciistcr will eiepBHJ
    N- tricke«l in
    turn"
    ()),
    , )
    ( ( dimple

    ,
    / tft'i .'< -
    ( -- (2-) iambus,
    iambic

    ) iambic

    ,(
    ,)
    2-) (.)
    (adj.)

    )
    niisletoe,

    chatterer,
    mistletoe

    cedar- bird
    |>,
    -]
    ,
    (2.
    a large and
    deep hole
    (—pit, -ditch)
    full of holo"?,
    ( — of cavities,
    —of pits);
    (,-'
    ,
    ,
    ),-
    (
    —
    et

    hollow,
    8unk(en); ,'
    ) ; —

    «'
    ', 1549
    on i-nvered wit!)
    holes, full of ,.,
    (,)
    -
    —
    (

    —
    hole»
    hollows,
    pite), (up,

    hollow-
    road)

    cheeked
    -,
    (

    )—

    , ) -,
    to buy (up),
    (easy
    (),
    to jumhase;
    to take (-
    (2-) ba<iger-do{f,

    -,-,
    -()
    *--
    angel
    terrier

    -
    ,', angelic [al]
    ()

    )
    (.
    ],: -(2-) janizary;
    traitor [}>-

    -) -
    (/ janizary,
    (f.) traitress
    gun, firearm , '-
    -
    (

    of janizary,

    )
    (, (2-)
    (adj. of traitor

    alcove ,-
    ,
    ,
    ,(, bedroom

    ) (2-) amber

    (
    ()-
    )
    made

    jet
    of
    ; — )

    ^W -t:

    ,
    ( «'|))
    _
    ,
    knoll of
    15.50

    knap, ,
    Her,

    , () oil nv

    )
    "<.1, knot,

    (!
    spunk

    ;
    fullof knap* OB Hef
    (>. [knapH, etc.] (

    [covered
    "ith knags]
    .{>
    ,
    ,
    (2-)

    '"
    (.)
    (f.)

    Japan

    Japanese ;
    )
    »V (2-,-)
    (a.lj.)

    |, ravine, (litch, ,, ^,
    (|>.:

    ,
    (',
    cliff", crag;

    steep bank
    of a river;
    K{)(>r
    01

    ,--
    , hollow;
    [mountain-]
    gorge, gully;
    chasm (-
    —

    , ()
    , ) /,
    ((>
    )-
    ()
    spring,
    spring-tide

    ,;
    bloom [or:

    , spring] of

    ) ,
    -, -,
    (. :
    (adj.)
    life;
    [of] spring;
    youth

    young;
    .strengthfui
    ()
    ,
    ;
    ()
    ),
    ,-
    ,
    ,-
    passionate,
    erdeiit,
    hitrh.spiritetl,
    sprightly;—
    blazing,
    flaming [np.
    ,
    hell]
    |>
    , !" ()«1
    1551
    [or:
    ag»\] but
    Htn'nfjlhful;
    _
    .
    ()

    -
    old but

    () passionate
    anieitt

    , - I
    paseion

    spring-corn
    spring- Aviieat

    fieldof

    ) ) spring-corn -
    ,
    (. (2-) yard

    |«,
    () short lint
    weighty (-
    -, ,,
    , (2-) (corpulent)

    , ,,
    -,-,
    (), (adj.)
    9<1,
    damned,
    oxecrable;
    had, poor,
    pitiful,
    wretched
    (np. work-
    (),

    )
    ^;
    man)

    ()
    (2.
    barley

    servant-
    messenger;
    - ,,
    (debauchee,
    rogue;
    drunkard)
    spring-corn; -,-
    field of
    spiing-corn;
    spring-
    sowings -;
    —

    ' «
    *
    ,- ('-
    1552

    ) «tuff; p<.t.
    herbe ;,„. r'pil

    ()
    )
    '^'^, (-
    kitchen-
    garden
    -"''
    -
    ,-
    (», - {); ()
    —
    (of) spring .

    (,
    » \<1
    ()leaved

    (
    ()
    ,
    ()
    . |)
    )
    ' », (
    wood,
    —forest) (

    «-
    ,-
    (of) vegetable (oB)
    '
    ().

    (
    « )
    to irritate,

    to

    to fly into
    enrage;
    provoke
    to be furious,

    passion, to ,
    I

    ,
    .
    (up.
    ( )) to flame, to
    enrage

    blaze, to
    burn to be
    inflamed
    |
    ,,
    () to be
    with

    inflamed
    with love, ,( )
    -
    to glow (or:
    to burn)
    with love, to
    glow with
    ,
    '>
    ** (,—|), paaeion
    he«Jge-hog,
    urchin I
    -,
    1

    (; , <!;

    , ,
    ()
    ;
    (2.-),
    ^) (
    (-
    .,
    »,

    ',
    !

    I
    ardor,
    ala^TJtj of
    Hpirit;

    excitement)
    »', fury,
    passion,
    ) OB

    IB)
    -, ; ,). ,',(- anger,
    to twinkle,
    Rparkle,
    jrlimn.er,

    -) - ) (.
    ,,
    :
    to shine
    a yearling
    ewe

    -
    .
    () ,(,) ?; *
    ; (, ,-
    (adj.) passionate;
    ardent;
    younsf,
    strengtiifnl:
    highspirited

    ,.)
    ,
    HJiarp

    -
    , ,(,
    .) , ,,-
    ardent,

    ,
    paseionati',
    hot-

    , - -
    lieade<i

    **,
    TV
    ,
    ,,-.
    (--() '

    hijb;h-mettled,
    spirited,

    ) high-bred.

    -
    *
    ,
    ) (,
    .

    ,)
    ,-
    )
    (-
    ,
    (),
    ,
    -
    ,,
    heady,

    impassioned,
    inflanimato-
    ry, stirring,
    strong

    i"ou.4ing;
    ,
    ,
    '' . heated (np.
    discaasion) I
    ,
    (, ,,)
    1554

    $^
    ,
    full of life,
    full of fire,

    (),
    .
    ardent,
    live)y,
    very lively,' ,)4
    ,
    }!

    ,
    HparkliiiK

    'k' 4

    ,
    ) (,
    .(-
    --,
    rlieerfn).

    quick,
    epriRhtly

    itnpulNive
    ,-
    -)
    I
    »

    ,
    !

    ,) (-)
    ,.
    (- blight, gay,
    vjvi«l;
    ., ,
    ,
    (lazzling

    .(,
    ,) glaring,
    gandy

    (- to deiiict in

    ()
    ; }
    glowing

    ,
    (or:
    flaming)

    , -,
    -,
    )
    ,,
    (-
    nu.
    Hhrill,
    yelling,
    col(>(u)rs
    hardh;

    piercing
    ^,

    .
    (-
    -) striking, (np.
    diflference)

    )
    ,. (8- sharp, (np.
    .88)
    —

    ()
    \
    to form

    contniHt to
    (or:— witli) n
    tliinR; to jar
    <5)
    '
    -
    );
    >« (-
    (—)
    •

    ,) (np. '

    ,)
    (>-
    .
    (CBJMTUU)
    (-
    exagwratinK

    Htrpiigth.
    ru))UBtneHH

    viKonr
    -
    |>,
    rep

    ),
    ,()
    ,
    (- power

    |>»
    -

    relating to
    («Ij.)
    (etream,
    orook

    waterconrse);
    (from a)
    brook
    );
    (,—
    (-; )

    () ravine-like;
    full of
    ravines,
    (—cra^,— )-
    SeBiH

    ', (-,
    ditches)
    ,
    -
    (-) of fair; of
    market; one
    who ia come
    to a fair
    to market,
    to buy (or:
    to «11. to
    trade) at
    (•he) mnrktt
    ',
    ,
    ,)
    8

    ()
    (
    # ; (
    );
    (-, (,
    (2.
    ; * 1556 Hp w

    ) ()-(
    -) Marki't

    ,
    irarkot-place,

    ,
    (oj)en) square

    ,
    )
    )(,
    (,-,
    () , |(-
    ineaiis,
    expedience;
    way, I'lethoii,

    to iDake
    mode
    , ^
    >

    ,
    -,-,
    (,
    ),
    pood order,
    to set (to put)
    in
    pretext,
    order
    ,)(

    )
    pretence (|)15)

    () (|. : yoke,
    ox-bow,
    ,, -(-
    ,
    ,---
    (neck-)yoke
    to impose a
    yoke on a
    , (
    (

    <

    ) 1)80
    neck), to
    (or:
    on apei-aon's

    bjinjr
    person under
    ), TJ

    one's yoke,
    to reduce a
    person to
    , -
    [) -
    ^h.
    ft
    submission,
    to subdue a

    to
    |)
    unyoke
    - ,

    oxen
    \
    — —

    (
    ,)
    1667
    to put to the
    yoke, to yoke ftoBR,

    ( (- yoke

    '
    (
    -,
    ()
    ^)
    .)
    -[>
    to
    ones yoke

    clavicle,
    off

    collar-bone

    skull-cap
    -
    -
    BOH8
    <>

    -,--;
    ()
    (2-) a small
    ravine
    — ,
    (, ,^
    )):
    (cliff,
    —ditch,
    gully), a
    crajj,

    little bit
    '
    );

    ()
    i>teep l)ank
    of a river
    brook,
    stream, rill;
    ,
    ,-,
    -
    ,(, ); -,
    water-courHC
    full of anger,
    ,
    ;6,
    ,
    full of wrath;

    ', )
    furious (-
    irascible,

    &>- hot-

    ()
    .
    ()
    tempered,
    passionate;
    exasperated

    f<»rocinns,
    savage, (np.
    beast)
    , ()
    ) —

    ,
    (,
    ;,
    , -
    )
    1568
    violent (or:
    sudden)
    anger (or:
    wrath) fnry,
    ,()
    ,»()
    ,-
    '(
    ,
    rage; exa.y- efaecuejieft-

    (,
    ); on

    ()
    -: ,
    violent fit of
    temper (or:

    I
    ( .8); ))6
    ,
    passionatc-

    tenipler;
    liot

    irascebility
    (coll. ewe lainbg
    and ram
    lambs not
    '
    t t older than
    one yea-
    wool of one
    year old
    8ht4.'p
    made of wool
    (adj.) of one
    year old
    sheep
    a ewe lamb

    , (-)
    to be in love-
    excitement

    a large
    -
    — 61

    -
    ( —
    ravine,
    liol low-
    way, —gully); );, —
    (

    a long eteep
    bank of a

    ()
    (2-) crowd, mob,
    throng
    river
    ,,
    ;

    ; () (2.-), lamb;
    lamb
    1569

    lambling,
    (-
    );
    yeanling
    ewe ,,^ ro

    () barley-straw

    ,
    ()
    ,
    (2.), a lamb,
    young ram
    {)

    ( -- (2-) a dog with


    wou'b teeth ()
    ^

    )
    ,(
    ,
    ( --)
    , (;
    ) ,)(',-)
    a bitch with
    wolf's teeth

    publicity
    noise, uproar

    salute
    (welcoming,
    ()
    ()

    greeting)

    -) (
    with firing,

    ,
    (—with

    , -,
    ({».:
    cannonade)
    ash, ash-tree;

    ( ) -,
    common ash
    2.

    -
    -,-
    mountain-
    ash, roan-
    tree

    ,
    :)
    , (of) ash,
    ashen; made
    aeh-wood

    ,)
    (adj.) of

    --,
    (2.

    --- (-
    dittany,
    manna-abh,
    manna-tree
    ash-wood
    ^f
    ,
    (;)
    ,
    () publicity;
    1560

    ,
    ,^
    ,
    I

    uproar; anpoR]

    mt
    ()*
    (2-), I
    alarm, fear,
    anxiety

    captivity,
    imprisuib

    detention
    mem,
    -
    ,
    (
    )
    (- prisoners,
    (in jail)

    (
    (, --
    captives,

    (]
    (of war)
    to take
    population
    -

    () (or:
    captives

    Krisonera)
    e taken
    prisoner (or:
    ()
    (- ),
    -) captive) (of
    (

    - war) (
    relating to TJ
    captivity
    ('-
    ,
    ()- ) —
    imprison-
    (

    ment,
    detention in

    relating to
    ^ }
    prisoners
    (captives)
    (of war)
    (^
    ( J

    (2-)
    prisoner
    (captive) ()
    -,- taking
    of war

    captives,
    captivation,
    8, -
    -
    j ,

    captivity I
    (-
    ,,)
    to inform,
    apprize,
    coiunmnicate
    ,
    -.
    (.
    )
    (1.
    2.
    8.

    '- apprized

    -
    I

    (!

    ,
    liim of this

    ) (-
    ,
    news

    to announce,
    to make
    known; to

    {> ,
    ()
    „"
    (|-
    small
    )
    circulate; \o
    propapatc

    cushion, (--)

    ,(- )
    (—pillow)

    dazzling;
    glaring,
    glary
    .
    '.
    (.

    )
    -,
    (.
    (2-)
    glaring,
    colo(u)r8

    dazzling,
    brightness;
    ,,
    [)3

    )
    blinding

    glaringness
    (.
    (-
    -
    gamiinesH

    -
    )
    ),
    (-

    () exaggeration
    :

    (
    -
    |»
    , to
    1662

    ,,,
    -(
    to fla.s|j, to

    ,--
    (), twinkle; to VBBBK(e)j[;
    ; eliine; to
    scintillate,
    (), coruscate,

    ; )

    -- (,
    (.

    ()
    )

    to glimmer,

    glisten,
    glitter;

    gleam
    (),
    ,,.
    (. );
    )
    (),
    (.

    ,
    ,(,
    loom

    m
    to in

    . 1.
    ,
    , -
    2.
    the distance;
    to 1< a
    faint (or

    ,)
    '.

    ,),
    (')
    ,
    feeble) light

    manger, crib ,
    (')

    , 1.
    (2.

    ; (,

    ,;
    (sing)

    2.

    ))
    2.
    ,

    2.

    '2.

    (1.)
    ; );
    gum (gnm,
    palate, roof
    Of the mouth,

    —palatal -
    ;,(,
    —
    ( )
    (adj.)
    1563
    (gingival --
    ,
    ,
    );
    (.
    light, bright, , ,
    ()',
    ()
    ,,
    : himinoiiH,
    hici<l

    () -, hicifi ,()
    (-
    ); perspicunn?, |*,
    |>[)

    ) , (),
    transparent,

    (,
    hu-id, clear

    briglJt,
    blazing,
    ,
    , --
    ,,-*
    ,,--
    8hining,
    sparkling,
    flaring,

    -,
    glaring;
    resplendent,
    brilliant,
    splendid
    in a full blaze
    of light, all
    radiant with ,
    ,
    )
    -
    (- , radiant with
    beauty
    distinct,
    light

    marked
    ()

    ) () , «-
    ,(- -
    ,',
    '
    clear,
    intt'Uigible,

    evident
    plain;
    j
    ,
    ,. ) (- »!
    1.564

    style ()
    ;(;) (- «

    '
    ,
    of fire OR

    4«|
    ,
    ) , to frlirnnier,
    ,
    ,,
    -,
    (1. glitter.
    2. glisten, (),
    (,
    -
    3. gleam; ^to
    loom, tosiieti
    a faint (or:
    feeble) light: (')
    ,,
    ,
    (),

    -(),. ,),
    (1.
    () 2.
    — ; 3. M[ti-

    )
    (- . ()
    something
    (, looms in the
    ) (iistanee

    ()- to aliine

    , ,
    brightly

    ,
    ()
    to polisii,
    ('' burnish; to
    rnb down

    ( 77)
    ,
    to have one's
    tongue at
    command
    V
    , »
    ) ,,,
    (,
    5
    to explain,
    explicate,
    expow,
    ex|iotind,
    clear up.
    _ *
    an,
    ()7*
    •, elucidftte,
    to enlighten,
    throw
    upon; to
    liglit

    ;
    ,(-
    ) (,
    conunent,
    (on,—upon),

    ,
    togloee,

    ,,
    to explain
    one' 8 self, to
    — ), (,
    ()

    ) explain one's
    meaning, to
    express one's
    (-
    BOU3
    |>
    (8) ) sell

    to have
    poor
    a

    utterance

    ()
    (:
    large tears,
    - Tips;

    ))-
    (dewy pearls)
    clear (or:

    ()(- to sleep
    limpid)
    water
    till
    late in the
    day
    _

    splendid (or:
    (()-
    Imninous)
    idea )
    the plain
    truth ()
    )
    (—

    (
    ) (- lucid

    (.
    intervaln,

    insane

    in
    of an

    person)
    broad
    ()

    <2. NCSO0TB)
    8. ()
    dajlight
    brightUMi,
    lightnen,
    ,
    ,
    locidity;
    ()7
    luminooi-
    ne«
    ,
    () ( : ((
    glitter; Blare,

    ,
    shine,

    ful(niration)

    (, -) lustre, glory

    -()),,(
    radiance,
    radiancy,
    shine, light, ,])
    -
    (,)
    eparkling-
    (neee)

    brilliancy, -^ (

    ()
    8plendo(u)r,
    magnificence

    aurora 6
    borealis, pieftj
    northern

    ,
    )
    ,(-
    ,
    -
    (-
    (Serene)

    ()
    lights

    Highness,

    sereneness
    (
    •
    )

    it
    f

    J... jua,
    .
    -)
    )
    )
    BHTCpBCjn
    (npotopioTk)
    ,
    1567
    traniMrencji
    ()«np:cuoua*

    (,
    Mrnicuity
    -
    -
    ,
    » ,
    pevoi; otp-

    «, •potyifi*
    )
    «,
    ,
    ) ; to grow light
    (-bright),
    ,
    (-^),
    )7-
    (- (, ,
    to brighten,

    -,)
    , to clear np

    tep,
    ,
    () to gleam,
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    ;
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    ,
    -,
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    ()
    ',
    to shine
    (forth), to

    (-
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    ,
    ,
    «,
    |)-

    ,-
    to sparkle,

    ,-
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    -
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    , , TB
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    ,
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    () to glitter,

    )
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    (, to beam,

    the Ban
    to
    radiate

    )
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    ) the stars
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    — — —

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    — (

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    be liubt

    ().
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    —clear); to — ):
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    ' cU'ur KJ
    (

    np. water);
    to Iw lucitl
    linipiil,
    ;
    () TJ

    —eerene)
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    (

    it iagetting
    ,
    (adv.)
    light, it be-
    Rim to d«wn
    lightly, light, ,
    '
    brightdj);

    ) ,
    clearly,

    (: ()<
    *(),
    -
    Icminoaaly;
    etc.

    to eliitie
    brijjrhlly
    it (]ayli>cbt

    - the
    |'
    ,"
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    sluniii)?,
    already
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    -
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    )
    blaze;
    blazing; (or:
    up
    6.1

    - ligbt-
    fire

    colo(u)red,

    ' (-
    ())
    , bright-
    coloi-ed, of
    bright color,
    of light color
    light-brown
    (np. coal);
    light-bay,
    np. horse, a
    --
    light-bay
    honie: -
    '-,
    ,

    19 (-
    , —
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    38 Tj

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    cletr*
    lighted (or:
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    clairvntancp,
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    siglued
    iipht cherry- -
    , -,
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    fair-com-
    colored
    light-haired;

    ,, , -
    fair-hairetl;

    pjexioned;
    very fair:

    a very fair
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    , «•

    rofc sir I;
    a girl with
    lii^t- flaxen
    hair
    -) -,
    (* ^
    -,
    1570
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    ing, clear*
    headed. mpj

    -
    enrewd
    lighi-yellow,
    -«
    ,
    *'
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    ();
    ,
    -,
    bright-
    yellow
    light-green

    light-eyed,
    clear-eyed; -/
    ,
    keen-sighted,
    acute,
    ,
    -(- sagacious,
    discerning
    (),
    )
    -,
    (,)
    , .
    --
    inf^nious

    light-
    )
    chestnut,
    iigiit-brown,
    laght-bay

    -, •, -
    with light
    braided
    tresaes of
    ,;
    hair, with

    »
    rep,
    light braida
    ]
    --
    of hair

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    , clear -()
    light-rosy

    light-gray --
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    )-, |-.
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    ,
    flky-blne;
    <'..>..
    1

    brijjIitiH'Ss,
    li^htnesH, ;
    ',
    •'.jaUTHet,

    ();
    ; ()
    -
    lucidily;
    Hbrighi (or:
    li^lu) colors;
    bright -
    -;
    ,,) flowers
    light- red;
    iiacarat
    little star;
    (starlet)
    ()
    ;-
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    (21.

    )
    (, snake,
    serpent
    ophidian
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    ,
    precious
    stone
    •

    ( —)
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    a pour
    . (2.-) ( — lean) hen
    ,
    -,
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    hawk.

    (.:
    (2-) vulture,
    spar-hawk. -,
    ('_*. ();
    -,-
    sparrow-
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    (accipiter).
    heu-hawk,

    ) goshawk

    (2-)
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    - a young

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    hawk
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    hawk 0

    ,, (
    e
    ( — vulture) e

    [-]
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    of hawk, of
    lieii-liawk,
    relating to
    liawk
    , - 1

    , - ,
    ) ,
    -
    ;-( to say; to

    ; explain, to
    to clear up; ,

    ;:, ');
    to indicate,
    intimate; to

    (somebody)
    to unc'U'r-
    Htanil, to

    aun^rc Ht, to
    nmkcasliglit
    liint,
    Kive

    to
    ) (
    ["],
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    ai'nsion to;
    [to mark; to

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    wood- looker

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    ; , (1. to t)egin,

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    imp.:

    [
    commence;
    to start, to

    [,
    about]
    set on

    to
    (.,
    ), ;

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    ;

    take upon
    • self, to »»])-
    undertake
    HTii to take up
    arms, to fiet
    under arms
    , ;
    ()
    [ ), ,:
    ,
    157
    to begin, to
    connnence,
    to o|»en; to
    take upon
    one's Ht'lf, to
    ,,,
    oblieU, TV

    -
    undertake

    to undertake
    .«8 -'-
    '
    a

    , '^ -,
    [],-
    (2.-),
    not un<ier-
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    net, -,
    - ( '
    sooop-net,

    ); ;
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    ,) ) -,
    , net;
    p:ear, fishim;

    ) tackle,

    (2.
    -, 1.
    (.
    -)
    : market-tent,
    nuirket-

    butcher's
    booti», [-],
    -
    ,
    stall

    ;,,-
    a young
    [2-] \voo(l-i>ecker
    (2-)
    ulcerative,
    festering,
    ulcerating;
    resembling

    ; -
    ,
    pus or
    matter;
    purulent
    to fester, to
    ulcerate, to
    suppurate; to
    irritate; to
    ilisoharge
    [s«4>rele]
    or matter; to
    pus
    ;
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    |) [np. a TV
    wouml]
    —

    [)
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    [, )
    Ji574 <
    .,
    /
    ,
    to fester, to
    rankle,

    ' |),
    ulcerate; to
    ' oftiMied, to

    |)
    [] (f.)
    \ie irritated
    wite of

    , .' -,- [adj.]


    1)>}';
    ))1('--
    law'.s wife
    relatiii^j- to
    wile of

    brother; of
    ),
    [--
    ,
    j

    I
    Imsbsnd's
    broti)er's
    wife; relating
    to hrotlier-
    ,
    ---
    ,
    ,
    j

    j
    wife, of
    in-law'H

    --
    )
    j
    brotlier-iii-
    j
    law'.s wife
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    l>ri«litly
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    j

    flaming]

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    blne-}>erries,
    1(')8 ', »'8,

    ,()
    (2. 1.
    bilberries,

    [,] wliortle- ()'-


    berries
    --'-
    ,
    -
    bliie-b^rry-
    bush,
    iiiu'kleljerry-
    shrnh: bine-
    -;
    ,
    ,
    )
    (,,
    ,
    (),
    - ;
    l)errv- bushes

    spiteful,
    nmlieious,
    pernicious,
    dragon-like;
    viperous
    '
    -,
    []
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    spite, ,
    ,]
    [-- , []
    ---
    [-
    ,]
    yacht

    [
    ,;
    ,
    ]
    to cry
    swan
    Fcreaui, to
    bawl; to
    ; to
    ,;,
    make 11 noise
    -,
    -
    barley-field,

    [] -
    ,
    ] field on

    ,
    [2
    which barley
    [2-] grew

    ,]
    [,
    ,(,
    barley-straw

    ) [of] barley []

    -
    barley-corn

    barley-meal

    peeled-barley
    -
    --
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    ,
    [] pearl-barley
    ,
    [] ['-] (, )
    yellow-
    1676

    iiamiiier,
    Hiiow bird,
    [hijow-]
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    ],
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    [of] lizard,
    relating to
    lizard:
    sail rial I
    the saurians

    ,
    ,
    ; ]
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    jar,
    tin
    jnj;,
    cup

    [|)-;
    ()
    (); ;
    (];
    ;-;
    [-];
    [—box];

    ;;-
    -;-,
    charitj'-box;
    church-box);
    -;
    ,--
    -
    -
    money-box,

    ;
    tlirift-box;
    tin-canister,
    tin-box
    i>andbox
    - ;
    ; ]
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    ;,
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    , (
    .] ) , - j
    li/anl;

    newt
    lacerta;

    -
    :

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    sand li/jird

    | ( '.-) Halamander

    ( (<.]

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