betys
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 57
[BEET.] Beet. IMG:content-1287.png:[blocks in formation] (2) Shared or mutually held by two beings or persons. them, Castor and Pollux, with only one soul between."-Locke. (3) Mutually affecting parties or beings in a certain relation to each other. I will put enmity between thee and the woman, nan, and and between thy seed and her seed..."-Gen. fil. 15. (4) From one to another. He should think himself unhappy, if things should go so between them, as he should not be able to acquit himself of ingratitude towards them both."- Bacon . (5) As noting persons who or things which differ. "... How long halt ye between two opinions?..." -1 Kings xviii. 21. In strict accuracy between is used only of two. When there are more than two, the proper term to use is among ; but this dist i net i on is not always observed. "... in the Sabbath between ."- Acts xiii. 42 (margin).
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