allemontite

[From Allemont, where A tin-white or reddish-grey it occurs.] mineral. Composition: SbAs, or arsenic 62.15 to 65-22 per cent., and antimony 34-78 to 37 85. ǎl-len-ar-lỹ, tăl-lăn-ar-lỹ, * ăn'er-lỹ, ăn-yr-lý, adv . [Etym. doubtful, perhaps Eng. = alone; -ermore; -ly .] Solely, entirely, only, singly, alone, solitarily. ( Scotch . ) is not like Goshen, in Egypt, on which the sun of the heavens and of the gospel shineth allenarly , and leaveth the rest of the world in utter darkne ," -Scott : Heart of Mid- Lothian , ch. xxxix. *âl-ler, a. [A.S. gen it. pl. of eal = all.] The same as ALDER, a. (q. v.). "Other for spense of mete or drynk that we spenden heere, I am oure catour, and bere oure aller purs." Chaucer: C. T. , 316, 317.