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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 367
jiak'thied, n. a coarse thie.id used Pageantry, paj an-tri or p.Yjan-tri, n. ostentatious to sew up.pat kages displayiKimpous exhibition or spectacle. Pact, pakt, Paction, p.ik's hun. that whe h is Pagination, p tj-i-na's liun, n. the act of paging a fixed oragieed on: a contract [I. fa*. turn— book, the figures that indicate the number of factscor, puctus, to make a contract root pak, pages. [See Page, one side of a leaf.] to bind. Cf. Pack, Peace, Pagoda, pa-go da, n. an idol house an Indian Pad, pad, «. a thief on the high-mr// (more comidol*, its temple [Port., a corr. of Pers, in only Footpad; a roadster, an easy-paced hut-kadah, an idol-temple, horse. v.i. to walk on foot to rob on fool Paid, pad, fa and pa.p of Pay pr.p. padd'ing pa and pa p. padded [Dm. Paideutics, pa-du'tiks, using, the science or /rt
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