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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 23
awl, adj. the whole of: every one of, adv. wholly: completely: entirely the whole; everything —All i& all, everything desired All ’8 one, is just the same. At all, in the Jeasl mOte mflte macn /hen 11 23 Allah degree or to the least extent. [A.S. Ger. all Gael. idle, W. oil) Allah aV\a, «. the Arabic name of the one God. [Ar. al-ilak, *thc worthy to be adored.'] Allay, al-la'y to lighten relieve to make quiet. — [O. Fr. ale%er—\t. allevtare ad, and h vis, light, confused with A S a-lecgan, to lay down.J
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