Duplicature

[Fr.] A fold; anything doubled; as, duplicature of the membrane. Duplicity, ( du - plis'e -te,) n. [Fr. duplicité , from L. Lat. dup licit as , from Lat. duplex , double.] Doublene of heart or speech; act of di embling one's real opinion, with a design to mislead: double-dealing; di imulation; deceit; guile; decertion. Du'plin, in North Carolina, a S.E. co. Area, 828 sq. m. Rivers. North branch of Cape Fear river, and Goshen creek. Surface, level; soil , mostly sandy, but fertile near the larger streams. Cap. Kenansville. Pop . (1890) 18,690.