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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 12
[Gr. kompsos = compu.us.] An account, computation, or reckoning. [COUNT.] *compt-book, s. An account-book. compt, *compten, v . t . [Fr. compter ; Lat.com puto .] To count, to number, to reckon. [COUNT, v.] "All that compteth she at nought."-Gower, i. 95. the hair; coma the hair.] Neat, spruce, trim. compt, a . [Lat. compt us , from como to dre "Mondinet: A neat, spruce, compt fellow."-Cotgrave. comp-těr, s. [COUNTER.] IMG:content-0439.png:[blocks in formation] 2. Able to be counted. 3. Sensitive. comp-ting, pr . par ., a. & s. [COUNTING.] compting-house, s. [COUNTING-HOUSE.] [COUNTLESS.] compt-le , a. [Eng. compt ; -le .] Countle .. compt-lý, adv. [Eng. compt; -ly.] Neatly, sprucely; trimly. ( Sherwood.)
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