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On every side. a culture which should not be one-sided, In complete silence. but all -sided. Tyndall: Frag. of Science. all-silent, a. "Sigh fully or all - silent gaze upon him With such a fixt devotion, that the old man, Tho' doubtful, felt the flattery." Tennyson; Merlin and Vivien. All Souls' Day, s. The day on which the Church of Rome commemorates all the faithful deceased. It was first enjoined in the eleventh century by Oidlon, Abbot of Cluny, on the monastic order of which he was the head, and soon afterwards came to be adopted by the Church generally. It is held on the 2nd of November. " Rich. This is All Souls' Day, fellows, is it not? Sher. It is, my lord. Rich . Why, then All Souls ' Day is my body's doomsday."-Shakesp. Richard III., v. 1. IMG:content-0388.png:[blocks in formation] ". all-spreading happine ." Byron: Cain , i. 1. all-strangling, a. Strangling all. "... the surges of the all - strangling deep Byron: Heaven and Earth , pt. 1, s. iii. all-subduing, a. Subduing all persons, or all things. "Love, all subduing and divine." Coreper : Translation from Guion. all-submi ive, a . Completely submi ive; in all respects submi ive. ( Webster .)