entreatmentt (entretment)

[ tractor. The most distinctive part of Mr. Walker's teaching is perhaps his view that profits-i. e., the employer's or en trepreneur's , as distinguished from the capitalist's share of the product of industry can not be reduced to the same category as interest or wages. Westminster Rev. , CXXV. 553. entresol (en'tér-sol or, as F., on'tr-sol), n. [F., entre , between, + sol , ground, soil: see soil .] A low story between two others of greater height, especially one so treated architectural IMG:content-0564.png:[graphic][merged small][merged small] Part of House on Boulevard Males her bes, Paris. E , E , entresol. ly that from the exterior it appears to form a single story with the one below it; a low apart ment or apartments, usually placed above the ground floor. Also enter sole, mezzanine story. They could take the premier now, instead of the little entresol of the hotel they occupied. Thackeray .