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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 157
ed'it, v.t. to gi7>e out, as a book to super in- tend the publication of' to prepare for public a tion. [L. edo, edition - e out, and do, lu give.J Edition, e-dish'un, «. the publication of a book the number of copies of a book primed at a time Editor. cd'i-tur, u one who edits a book or journal. —Jem Ed'ltre —adj Editorial, cd-ito'ri-al - adv Editorially.—/*. Editorship. Educate, ed u-kat, v.t to tduce or draw out the mental powers of, as a child to Irani to teach to cultivate any power.— n. Ed'ucator. [L educo, educatus.\
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