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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 99
[Also berrie; a corrupt form of perrie, pirrie: see pirrie.] A gust of wind. bersaglieri (bar-sä-lyā'ri), n. pl. [It., pl. of ber sagliere, a sharpshooter, bersaglio (=OF. ber sail, berseil ), a mark, butt, berserk (bėr'sėrk), n. [ E. sark, coat, shirt; but prob. rather 'bear-sark,' It was most amusing to witne his [the chief of Latooka's] delight at a string of fifty little berrets. I had brought into the country for the first time. Sir S. W. Baker , Heart of Africa, xvi.
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