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Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: English Dictionary · 1909 · p. 7
roliing in ee nit. aut, a treo valuable both for its wood end ich nuts. “geen deb) the night of the witches’ a. Santee to tako place om the eve of ras, & large tusked a mph i blocs mammal 4 in Arctic acas, ‘z or Walso, a gracefal dance for two ons. ipurm, chells or beads need by North Thoan Indians as moncy, and as oruamcots. rae and weary. a rod, a slender atick. dorer, one who roams from place to places, cncle person. deroo, an Indian baboon. ©, 6 gradually decrease or diminish. ton, unrestrained, [centions. tonne , idle sport, levity, licentiousne . entake, ap ancicnt term still retained in shire for tho divisions of the county esponding to the hundreds in other countics. ble, a small tumour on the backs of cattle eining the mnsqot of the warble-fiy. bler, a singing bird. “cry,” cry. ne minor entrasted to the care of = +a division of a city or town; a room sorenall pesiecite in @ hospital; part of a + to guard. ‘dance, a dance which among certaio we tribes laa preluile to war. ion, the title of the head of a college; one se or guard. n ei of furniture resemblinz a oard for the cafe kecping of dresees ard r wearing apparel. i-room, the officers’ me room om board in-of-war. iship, guardicnship, the functions of » shousoman, one who keeps s wiclenis house or serves in one. fare, armed strife, fizhting. iy, in a wary or cautious manner. m-blooded, having warm biocd; Sery, ve. ming-pan, a corcred pan to hold live - ~~ in olden times for warming ted. ning, an admonition, a caution; « motice apensing danger; a notice of diamiesal. offica, the depart in ent under the Seerctary ‘ate for War control ing military matters. “path, the path of hostility. rant, a fiiarantes, an a urance; e just i. sm, authorization; A writ. ran table, justifiable. rant-officer, a non-commisioned officer 16 highest grade in the army or navy. ay authority, a guarantce, a deed of [s. 1090]
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