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See schabzieger. 5387 She [Marie Antoinette] had... kept a large corking pin, and with this she scratched on the whitewashed walls of her cell, side by side with scriptural texts, minute lit tle schedules of the items in her daily diminishing wardrobe. Fortnightly Rev., N. S., XLII. 296. IMG:content-0273.jpg:[ocr errors] We travel fast, and we reach places at the time named on the schedule . C. D. Warner , Roundabout Journey, p. 2. = Syn. Register , Inventory , etc. See lis to . schedule (sked'ul or, in England, shed'ūl), v. t.; pret. and pp. scheduled , ppr. scheduling . schedule , n.] 1. To make a schedule of, as of a number of objects. - 2. To include in a schedule, as any object. scheelt, v . t. A Scotch form of school1 . Have not I no clergymen? Pay I no clergy fee, O? I'll scheel her as I think fit, And as I think weel to be, O. Laird of Drum (Child's Ballads, IV. 120). IMG:content-0274.png:[blocks in formation] schecklatont, n. See ciclaton .