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bishop s deputy. PEARS’ CYCLOPAEDIA. ARCHDUKE, n. grand duke. [with the how. Archer, n. one practising archery—shooting Archetype, Archipelago, ti. chief sea with many isles. ARCHIEPISCOPAL, a. belonging to archbishop. ARCHITECT, n. designer of buildings. Architecture, ARCHITRAVE, n. moulding round door or window. ARCHIVES, 7i.pl. records, or places where they ARCHNESS, n. sly humour. [are kept. ARCTIC, a. lying far north. [affection. Ardent, a. hot zealous. Ardour, w. warmth ARDUOUS, a. hard; to climb; laborious.; Area, ti. open surface superficial contents. Arena,; ARENACEOUS, AREOMETRY, measuring Argent, Argentine, Argillaceous, a. silvery; like silver. Argle-bargle, (jil) a. of the nature of clay. ARGOSY, ti. a merchant ship. ARGUE, v. debate or discu . Argument, ARGUS, 71. one ti. who reason watches alleged closely. to induce [debate. belief ARIAN, 7 i. one who denies divinity of Christ. Arid, a. dry; parched. ARIES, n. ram; sign of the zodiac. ARIS TAR CHI AN, ARISTOCRACY, n. government by nobles; no ARISTOCRAT, 7i. one of the aristocracy, [bility. ARITHMETIC, ti. science of numbers. ARK, 7i. lumber ve el chest. Arles, ti. pi. earnest-money.; Armada, 71. large fleet of armed ships. ARMAMENT, ARM n. force equipped for war. ARM ILLARY, a. consisting of rings like a bracelet. ARMISTICE, ti. ce ation of arms. ARMOUR, Armorial, a. belonging to arms. ARMOURY, Armpit, n. hollow under the shoulder. Arms, ti. pi. weapons; ensigns armorial. Aroma, AROYNT, int. begone [cane. Arrack, 1 ARRAlGNMENT, Arrangement, ARRANT, a. infamous; 7 t. order bad.; adjustment, [in court. ARRAS, ti. hangings of tapestry. ARRAY, Arrears, 71. n. order pi. of that men which for battle remains; dre . unpaid. ARREST, v. seize by warrant 71. seizure by legal