s American Pictorial Handy Lexicon of the English Language; On the Basis of Webster Counting-House Dictionary, Edition of 1829 (Paperback)
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s American Pictorial Handy Lexicon of the English Language; On the Basis of Webster Counting-House Dictionary, Edition of 1829 (Paperback) (2012)
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: .a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt ) A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-tal yo) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tan ji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (in tc-icr) -. the whole; a whole number. Integral, (in te-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (iu te-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (in te-grat) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-teg ri-ti) -. unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-teg u-ment) -. a covering, the skin Intellect, (in tel-lekt) -. the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellec tion, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-tel i-jcns) -. understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-tel i-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intell igeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-ia sent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: . interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-las ) r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard , lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-leV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;---. inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin ) v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlinea tion, a writing betwee.
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: .a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt ) A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-tal yo) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tan ji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (in tc-icr) -. the whole; a whole number. Integral, (in te-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (iu te-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (in te-grat) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-teg ri-ti) -. unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-teg u-ment) -. a covering, the skin Intellect, (in tel-lekt) -. the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellec tion, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-tel i-jcns) -. understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-tel i-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intell igeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-ia sent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: . interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-las ) r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard , lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-leV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;---. inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin ) v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlinea tion, a writing betwee.
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s American Pictorial Handy Lexicon of the English Language; On the Basis of Webster Counting-House Dictionary, Edition of 1829 (Paperback) (2012)
EN PB NW RPISBN: 9781232378945 bzw. 1232378941, in Englisch, Rarebooksclub.com, United States, Taschenbuch, neu, Nachdruck.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Versandkostenfrei.
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: .a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt ) A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-tal yo) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tan ji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (in tc-icr) -. the whole; a whole number. Integral, (in te-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (iu te-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (in te-grat) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-teg ri-ti) -. unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-teg u-ment) -. a covering, the skin Intellect, (in tel-lekt) -. the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellec tion, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-tel i-jcns) -. understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-tel i-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intell igeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-ia sent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: . interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-las ) r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard , lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-leV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;---. inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin ) v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlinea tion, a writing betwee.
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: .a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt ) A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-tal yo) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tan ji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (in tc-icr) -. the whole; a whole number. Integral, (in te-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (iu te-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (in te-grat) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-teg ri-ti) -. unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-teg u-ment) -. a covering, the skin Intellect, (in tel-lekt) -. the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellec tion, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-tel i-jcns) -. understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-tel i-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intell igeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-ia sent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: . interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-las ) r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard , lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-leV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;---. inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin ) v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlinea tion, a writing betwee.
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Allisons American Pictorial Handy Lexicon of the English Language On the Basis of Webster Counting-House Dictionary, Edition of 1829 (1882)
EN PB NWISBN: 9781232378945 bzw. 1232378941, in Englisch, RareBooksClub, Taschenbuch, neu.
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 30 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: . . . a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt) A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-taly) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tanji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (intc-icr) . the whole; a whole number. Integral, (int-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (ut-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (int-grt) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-tegri-ti) . unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-tegu-ment) . a covering, the skin Intellect, (intel-lekt) . the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellection, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-teli-jcns) . understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-teli-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intelligeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-isent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: . interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-ls) r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard, lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-lV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;--. inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin) v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlineation, a writing betwee. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 30 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: . . . a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt) A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-taly) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tanji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (intc-icr) . the whole; a whole number. Integral, (int-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (ut-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (int-grt) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-tegri-ti) . unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-tegu-ment) . a covering, the skin Intellect, (intel-lekt) . the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellection, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-teli-jcns) . understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-teli-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intelligeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-isent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: . interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-ls) r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard, lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-lV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;--. inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin) v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlineation, a writing betwee. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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s American pictorial handy lexicon of the English language; on the basis of Websters counting-house dictionary, edition of 1829 (2012)
EN PB USISBN: 9781232378945 bzw. 1232378941, in Englisch, 30 Seiten, RareBooksClub.com, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: ...a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt') A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-tal'yö) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tan'ji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (in'tc-icr) «. the whole; a whole number. Integral, (in'tê-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (îu'të-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (in'tè-grât) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-teg'ri-ti) «. unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-teg'u-ment) ». a covering, ав the skin Intellect, (in'tel-lekt) «. the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellec'tion, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-tel'i-jcns) ». understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-tel'i-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intell'igeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-iä'sent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: и. interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-läs') r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard', lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-lêV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;--». inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin') v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlinea'tion, a writing betwee... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-14, Studio: RareBooksClub.com, Verkaufsrang: 6954565.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1882 Excerpt: ...a, slow of feeling or of being affected t--n. insusceptibility, callousnessIntact, (in-takt') A. untouch ed: uninjured t unused. Intaglio, (in-tal'yö) n a precious stone m which the design is hollowed out, the reverse of a cameo. Intangible, (iii-tan'ji-bl) A. not jierceptible by touch. Integer, (in'tc-icr) «. the whole; a whole number. Integral, (in'tê-gral) n. an entire thing i--A. whole. Integrant. (îu'të-grant) A. necessary to form an integer or an entire thing Integrate, (in'tè-grât) v. t. to make entire; to renew Integrity, (in-teg'ri-ti) «. unimpaired state of anything; uprightness; purity. Integument, (in-teg'u-ment) ». a covering, ав the skin Intellect, (in'tel-lekt) «. the thinking principle; the understanding A. inteilecf ive, able to understand; intellectual, relating to, perceived or performed by mind;notingmental power or cultivation;--ad. intellectually;--n. intellec'tion, the apprehension of ideas. Intelligence, (in-tel'i-jcns) ». understanding; information communicated; news; skill; a spiritual being. Intelligent, (in-tel'i-jent) A. knowing; skillful; endowed with reasoning faculties; well informed;--ad. intell'igeutly, wisely; capably. Interjacent, (in-ter-iä'sent) a. lying between others. Interject, (in-tcr-jekf) v. t. to inset t: to tlirow between: и. interjec tion, a word to express emotion; sign (!). Intcrknit, (in-ter-nit) v. t. to unite closely together. Interlace, (m-ter-läs') r. t. to intermix: unite, interlard', lo diversify by mixture. Interleave. (in-ter-lêV) r. t. to insert blank leaves in a book;--». inter-leaf. Interline, (in-ter-lin') v. t. to write between lines;--a. interlin ear, between lines;--H. interlinea'tion, a writing betwee... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-14, Studio: RareBooksClub.com, Verkaufsrang: 6954565.
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