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t. A corruption of parse1. Livia . I am no Latinist, Candius, you must conster it. Can. So I will, and pace it too; thou shalt be acquainted with case, gender, and number. Lyly, Mother Bombie, i. 3. ( Nares.) pace3 (pās), п. A dialectal form of pasch . pace (pā'sē), prep. or adv. [L., abl. of pax, peace: see peace. With or by the leave, per mi ion, or consent of (some person mentioned): usually employed as a courteous form of expre ing disagreement, like "A. B. must give me leave (or allow me) to say." Pace Profe or Huxley, I venture to a ert that you can derive ethical conception whatever from "the laws of comfort," that in mere physics there is no room for the idea of right. Fortnightly Rev., N. S., XLIII. 68. pace-aisle (pās'il), n. An ambulatory. Lee's Glo ary .