Park
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 373
park, n. an inclosure a tract.surrounding a ni.tn.sion a piece of ground inclosed foi recreation: mil a space in an encampment occupied by the artillery, hence, a collection oC artillery, or stores in an encampment. —fA to inclose: to bring together in a body, as artillery. [A.S. pearroc see Paddock, a small park), prob. modified by Fr. pare, further ety. obscure.] Parlance, par'Ians, n speaking, conversation: idiom of conversation. [Fr. parlant, pr.p. of parler, to speak. See next word.] Parley, par'll, v to speak with another: to confer: to treat with an enemy. n. talk,: a conference with an enemy in war. [Lit. 'to throw words together Fr. parler—L. parabola. m raOte mate; mOTn then. 373 IMG:page-373.webp:Page 373 n Parliament —Gr. paraboif, a parable, speech, worth See Paramo,
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