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Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: English Dictionary · 1909 · p. 2
hesitating; unsteady, Ye milfinrity, omi ion of ocromony; close | Poo cqemietauce, Intigwcy. | Wer salliar epirit, a spliit accompanying en | Fer wlividual; a spirit that may Le munmoned. For mily, the members of a houschvid; a tribe. | For mina, dearth; evarcity of foo. per amich, to porieh of spy to slarye. Fer c20US, renowned; celebrate. Fer matic, a zcalot; a religious enthusiast. Fer maticism, enthuslasin; religious frouxy. Far “cifal, guided by linogincticn; whimsical. Fer moy-tres, not in love. ch “C2nSo, an old Syonish dance, Fer me, # consecrated tuiiding; a temple. Fer fare, 5 fouriah of trumpcts. rer mfsrounda, Winster, boasting. Fes mtasia, a fenciful piece cf muaic. Fes mtastical, imaginary, cipricious, odd. Pes F niente, doing nothing. Fas =ce, low comedy; to stuff (cookery), Pat reeur, a joker, Fét veical, lidicrous, absurd. Fet raal, a boudle, a burden, Fet =; fetched, Urought from afar: forced. Fet acco containing four: mealy. iS 2ea-balliff, the overmcer of o tat me Fet rra-stoad, s farm with its outbuildings. Far 7rago,a mixed mars, a medley. Feu cclery, the trade of o blacksmith. tou [s. 1054]
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