narrative

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 56
& s. [Fr. narratif, from Latin narratus, pa. par. of narro =to narrate (q.v.); Ital. Holland: Pliny , bk. xii., ch. xii. Common Nard, Nardus strict a. †nard, v . t . [NARD, 8.] To anoint with nard. "She took the body of my past delight Narded and swathed and balmed it for herself." Tennyson: Lover's Tale , i.
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