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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 138
di-rekt', adj. quite* straight: straight ment forward in the line of descent ouLspoken Disallow, sincere, v.t to keep or iy quite straight: to permi ion point oi aim straight.] y or correctly to point out reject. the proper course to to guide to order to Disallowable, mark with the name and residence of n poison Disallowance, —adv Directly —« Directne [L. di? igu, Disannul, — dircctu* dt, completely, and rego, to rule, to us. make straight-] tensive,
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