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F, ME'RMAID, (S. ) A fabulous creature, with the upper parts like a woman, and. Its fairs ate on Afeenfion-day, St. Peter, (June to) and Oft. In Aftronomy, crook-. HCFLINESS, (S. ) Purity, fmeftity. CONFUTA'TION, (S. ) The overthrow-. The engine ufed for. MOLE, (S. A little creature that lives. HA'LF-WITTED, ( A. )
CA'RAVAL, or Carvel, (S. ) A light vcflcl. Done that is improper, wrong, or out of. UISPLEA'SE, (V. ) To offend. From this period the Latin tongue was gradually in-. BRE'VITV, (S. ) Shortnefs, concifenefs. Bury the dead in, GRAVE, (A. Sober, ferious, 2, Mo-. S, CA'NDOUR, (S. ) Mildnefs, favourable-. A vefTel of tin, or. Middleftx, ig miles from London, with. To cut animals into joints. Drawn from one fide of an arch perpendi-. MORA'LITV, (S. ) Moral principles; the. To difclofc, rCveal or.
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SPLICE, (V. To fatten two ropes to-. King of Spain on commodities imported. Ney paid for the ufc of any thing. Up proceifcs, reads the indi£Iments, and. PETI'TION, (S. ) An humble requeft. T. SKE'WER, (S. ) A flender wooden or Iron. Bers that lie athwart the keel, and form. •piarrel, To diffute, 4.
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PRO'JECT, (S. ) A defign or contrivances. Centring all our views in. Not corrupted, UNCO'VER, (, V. ) To take eft' the cover. PO'WER, (S. Abiliry, J. Ai larger, the antlers or /hoots of a dag's.
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The a£T of inftalling. Pofe, exaAly fuitable. Cefterlhire; on the conEneo of Oxford Ihire. LI'KENtSS, (S. ) Refemblajice. Ufed in Germany, containing about forty thority. DE'CADE, (S. ) The number ten.
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