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# Distracted maids garland containing five now (sic) songs/A new tuch on the times

New Copy of Verses: Or, A True Touch of the Times.
THE Farmers of England say, they cannot pay their Rent, The Statesmen Tax them so hard and Money is still seant. But now we are like to have a War, Money will Circulate more, If that we Conquer the Spaniards Old England will flourish once more. The haughty silly Spaniards, In Vain once more will try, Their fates with English Hero’s Their Folly runs so high. But Villians you're mistaken, We soon will make you tall, Keep fast your hold, brave Lyons bold We’ll stand by one and all. There horrid Depredations, To Englands known full well, Their Pyracies cannot be match'd No if you ransick Hell. Their bloody cruel Murder, Aloud for Vengance cll's Then never fret, but pay the Debt With Fiery Bombs and Balls. ​Now to humble the proud Spaniards, British Courage must be shown, Or the haughty Cowardly Villians N er will know what is their own. Their Guard a Coste's we'll make Rattle Spain shall tremble at our Sight, Hast brave Boys away to Battle, Spain you know will never Fight. Shall it be said in foreign Nations, That the Spaniards dare controul The Merchandize and Navigation Of the generous British Soul. God prosper long our Noble Monrach Bless the British Parliament Who to Right their fellow Subjects To a War gave free Consent. Heres a health to our brave Admiral And his Seamen who did go With undaunted Resolution For to Fight old England’s Foe.
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# Distinguished Flying Cross - G. T. Coker

The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
WASHINGTON
The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS to
LIEUTENANT GEORGE T. COKER
UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE
for service as set forth in the following
    CITATION:
    For heroism and extraordinary achievement in aerial flight on 1 July 1966 as bombardier/navigator of a jet aircraft, serving with Attack Squadron SIXTY-FIVE, embarked in USS CONSTELLATION (CVA-64), during aerial combat operations in Southeast Asia. Lieutenant (then Lieutenant, Junior Grade) Coker's crew was diverted from their planned mission to intercept and destroy three North Vietnamese torpedo boats which were threatening the northern group of United States destroyers in the Tonkin Gulf. His precise navigation enabled his aircraft to arrive at the scene of the attack in minimum time. With all three boats concentrating their fire on his aircraft, Lieutenant Coker expertly managed the aircraft ordnance system while calmly calling out airspeeds, altitude, and dive angle, thereby permitting his pilot to concentrate on the elusive, swift-maneuvering boats. A direct hit was scored on one of the boats, sinking it immediately, and a near-miss was achieved on a second boat which was sunk shortly thereafter by another CONSTELLATION aircraft. Lieutenant Coker's resourcefulness, superb airmanship, and courage in the face of great danger contributed materially to the success of the mission. His performance and dedication were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.
* For the President, Secretary of the Navy
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# Distracted maids garland containing five now (sic) songs

The Distracted MAIDS
GARLAND
Containing Five Now Songs.
The Distracted Maidens Lementation
The Damosals Lementation.
The Answer.
A new Song at Sadlor’s Wells.
The Answer.
A new Tuch on the Times.
* The Distracted Maidens Lementation
* The Damosals Lementation
* The Answer
* A New Song at Sadlor's Wells
* The Answer
* A New Tuch on the Times
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# Distracted maids garland containing five now (sic) songs/A new song at Sadlor's Wells

A New Song sung at Sadlor’s Wells.
YOUNG Virgins allcome Pity me Love it has been my Misery The Man is gone whom I adore I fear I ne’er shall see him more. He told me tales my heart to deceive And I poor Maid did him believe ⟨You my⟩ Virgins hearts are soon trapann’d By that thing call’d faithless Man. Did he but know my Grief an smart Auu show some Love so ease my heart Come Cupid let an Arrow fly Make him Love as well as I. Venus thy Mother she soon can bring To make him yeild unto your String, That I to Love he will incline. In Wedlock bands we will be join’d.
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# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngia
### ngiangia

* 美ngía5861233
* Beautiful; good-looking.

#### seⁿ lâi ngía-ngía;

    is very handsome.

#### bô̤ mih ngía;

    not very pretty.

#### seⁿ ngía, seⁿ m̄ ngía sĭ pĕ-bó̤ seⁿ cĭu kâi;

    whether handsome or ugly, one is as his parents made him to be.

#### o̤-ló̤ i ngía;

    extol its beauty.

#### ngía sṳ̄!

    This is a pretty piece of work!

#### ngía mûeh!

    That is a fine looking thing! (said ironically).
* 雅ngía10671724
* Elegant; decorous; polished.

#### i kâi nâng seⁿ khṳ̀ bûn-ngía;

    he has a refined look.

#### seⁿ lâi ngía-tì ngía-tì;

    is naturally very winsome.

#### jû-ngía;

    stylish.

#### tī-hng hiuⁿ ngía;

    a place suited to studious repose.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngiap
### ngiapngiap

* 業ngîap1082759
* A calling, occupation, pursuit, art, or trade; an estate, a patrimony; that which has been acquired by a calling; merit, or a title to reward for what has been done; to transmit a calling or a post; deserving, meritorious.

#### i tó̤ cò̤ sĭm-mih sṳ̄-ngîap?

    What is his occupation?

#### i ŭ sĭm-mih ke-ngîap?

    What personal property has he?

#### suaⁿ-ngîap;

    real estate.

#### có ngîap;

    inherited wealth.

#### hak ŭ jîeh cōi kong ngîap?

    How much property is there of that which is held in common?

#### cêk seⁿ cò̤ ŭ hùaⁿ kâi kong ngîap;

    has during his life done many things deserving of reward.

#### gōi-ngîap;

    handicraft.

#### ngîap îu cú cẃn;

    property is disposed of according to the will of the owner.

#### cí to-hūn ŭ sĭm-mih tōa-ngîap hŏ?

    Are there any very rich families in this region ?

#### hùi ngîap;

    dissipate one’s patrimony.

#### hak ngîap;

    add to one’s possessions.

#### mûeh-ngîap;

    possessions; goods; property.

#### pĕng m̄ sĭ hieⁿ-teng cì ngîap;

    it is not property which has the worship of the previous owner entailed as a condition in possessing it.

#### cí-hûe cìaⁿ sĭ kĭen-kong lîp-ngîap kâi sî-hāu;

    this is a time for doing what shall secure the rewards due to merit.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngio
### ngiongio

* 猫ngio581949
* A cat.

#### tōa ciah ngio;

    a large cat.

#### ngio ngāu-ngāu-kìe;

    the cats waul.

#### ngio-ngio-kìe;

    to mew.

#### ngio kio nío-chṳ̀ cò̤-pû ût;

    the cat and the rat sleeping together.

#### ngio auⁿ-auⁿ-kìe;

    the cat is snarling.
* 錨ngio5811678
* Grapling irons.

#### hái cûn to̤ sĭ ēng thih ngio cò̤ tèng;

    sea-going vessels generally use grappling irons as anchors.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngiak
### ngiakngiak

* 瘧ngîak63810410
* Fever; febrile complaints; ague.

#### ngîak-cît sôk kìe-cò̤ pak kûaⁿ;

    ague is commonly called chills.

#### ngîak ŭ khí hó̤ côih, ŭ khí m̄-hó̤ côih;

    of fevers there are some that it is well to reduce suddenly, and others that it is not.
* 虐ngîak6381413
* Cruel; unfeeling; to harry.

#### pău-ngîak;

    inhuman.

#### ngîak hāi peh-sèⁿ

    tyrannize over the people.

#### tṳ̂ ngîak;

    extirpate the cruel.
* 孽ngîak10813917
* The consequences of sin; retribution for crime; evils.

#### cía sĭ i ka-kī cṳ̆ cak ngîak;

    this is something which he has brought upon himself.

#### cŭe ngîak tăng;

    the results of his crime are serious.

#### io-ngîak;

    retribution.
* 臬ngîak10801324
* A rule; a precedent.

#### ngîak-thâi; ngiak-pìen; ngiak-si;

    a provincial judge.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngien
### ngienngien

* 研ngien10851126
* Thoroughly, minutely.

#### ngien kìu;

    expound minutely.

#### ngien sím;

    adjudicate with the utmost nicety.
* 研ngîen10851126
* To search into carefully.

#### ngîen kìu;

    examine so as to be able to expound.

#### lṳ́ tîeh khṳ̀ sòi ngîen; cìaⁿ cai hṳ́ tói kâi ì-bī;

    you must go and examine into it minutely, then you will know its inward meaning.

#### tn̂g-tn̂g khṳt kuaⁿ cē ngîen sím, sṳ̄ chêng cū lò chut lâi;

    as session by session it comes before the magistrate for trial, the facts of the case will be disclosed.
* 譏誚ngîen-síen334
* To scoff at; to deride.

#### i kâi ngîen-síen i mih sṳ̄?

    Why do they gibe at him?

#### to sĭ tó̤ ngîen-ngîen síen-síen i;

    is always satirizing him.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngim
### ngimngim

* 芩ngîm4031404

#### n̂g-ngîm;

    the scull-cap, used as a tonic.

#### é nâng cîah tîeh n̂g-ngîm;

    a dumb man taking bitter medicine.
* 吟ngîm1100304
* To hum; to intone.

#### ngŏ̤-tîeh, chìe ngîm-ngîm;

    laughed pleasantly when I met her.

#### tîm-ngîm, put kwt;

    humming to one’s self, in a way to indicate indecision.

#### sòi-sòi cū ŏi ngîm si, tap tùi;

    when very small could chant verses, and cap words.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngiam
### ngiamngiam

* 譫ngíam4414913
* Talkative; to talk wildly.

#### ngíam-gṳ́;

    the delirious talk of a sick man.

#### cêk ĕ-kùa, nâng cē hwt sie cū àiⁿ ngíam-gṳ́;

    in the afternoon when his fever comes on, he talks incoherently.
* 儼ngíam1088920
* Of a commanding presence; carrying the head high; severe-looking; as before; like.

#### ngíam-jîen;

    similar.

#### ngíam-jîen cū sĭ tŏ̤ seⁿ cêk īeⁿ;

    a life-like likeness.

#### ngíam-jîen cū àiⁿ cò̤ sin-seⁿ;

    carries himself as if he were a learned man.

#### ŭ ngíam-ngé;

    has a stern look.

#### bô̤ ngíam bô̤ ngé;

    no majesty of demeanor.
* 閻ngîam10841698
* A gate in a village.

#### ngîam-lô̤-ûang; ngîam-kun;

    the king of hades; the Rhadamanthus of Chinese Buddhists.

#### cū sĭ kúi-kíaⁿ kìⁿ tîeh ngîam-lô̤-ûang;

    it is like being brought before the king of hell, for judgment after death.

#### ûah ngîam-lô̤;

    a savage looking man.
* 嚴ngîam10843017
* Severe, stern, rigid, austere.

#### ngîam, ngîam;

    very strict; rigorous.

#### kẃn-sok khṳ̀ sĭm ngîam;

    kept in close subjection.

#### i kâi nâng ŭ ui-ngîam tit nâng ùi;

    he has a stern aspect which makes people fear him.

#### kui-kṳ́ ngîam-sok;

    sedate manners.

#### i kâi ce-kui ngîam;

    the rules of the school are strict.

#### ke-kui ngîam căi;

    the household is very rigid in its ways.

#### ngîam pĕ chut hàu cṳ́, chṳ̂ bó̤ to̤ pāi jî;

    a stern father has filial sons, an indulgent mother generally spoils her children.
* 釅ngîam109116420
* Spirits of a strong sharp taste.

#### chó ngîam;

    the vinegar is sharp.

#### cíu ngîam;

    the wine is strong.

#### chong ceng ngîam-ngîam kâi tê;

    make a cup of very strong tea.
* 燄ngîam10918612
* The fury of a fire.

#### pàng ngîam kháu;

    to open the door of hell, (by saying mass on the third day after a death).
* 驗ngīam109118713
* To examine officially for purposes of verification; to prove by inspection; testimony or examination which proves a thing.

#### chíaⁿ kuaⁿ ngīam kùe;

    ask for an official inspection, verifying the statement.

#### ŭ hāu-ngīam;

    have satisfactory proof of it.

#### ngīam ​si;

    hold an inquest.

#### tah ngīam-si-pêⁿ;

    set up a platform where the body may lie exposed to view, in an inquest.

#### khí si siang ngīam;

    disinter the corpse for examination by the authorities.

#### ngīam sieⁿ;

    examine the wounds.

#### ngīam tîeh bô sieⁿ;

    it proved on inspection that no wounds had been made.

#### ngīam hùe;

    to examine goods officially.

#### ngīam toaⁿ;

    a permit stating that the goods have been inspected.

#### ngīam cûn;

    to examine a vessel.

#### lṳ́ khṳ̀ ngīam thóiⁿ;

    you go and verify it by inspection.

#### khùaⁿ ngīam;

    look over and verify.

#### ngīam tîeh cò̤-nî īeⁿ?

    What did you ascertain by the examination?
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngiang

* 仰ngíang107394
* To look upward; to regard with respect.

## úa tó̤ ngíang-mō̤ⁿ lṳ́ lâi;

    I was longing for your coming.

## kú ngíang tōa mîaⁿ;

    have long admired and respected you.

## ngíang thiⁿ;

    to gaze up into heaven.

## ngíang-kwn thien-bûn;

    to study astrology, and geomancy.

## ngíang khṳ́n thiⁿ ṳn;

    look earnestly for the favor of heaven.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/ngiet
### ngietngiet

* 齧ngiet10802116
* To gnaw; to bite at.

#### jūn căi, ngiet m̄ lôh;

    very tough, so that I cannot gnaw it off.

#### jw̆n ngiet, ngiet m̄ tn̆g;

    however much I gnaw on it, I can’t gnaw it off.

#### i gût lío tó̤ ngiet khí;

    he grinds his teeth when asleep.

#### nío-chṳ́ ngiet phùa kâi khang;

    the rat has gnawed a hole through it.

#### ngiet lô̤h khṳ̀ nŏ̤ kâi khí ūi;

    has left the marks of two teeth on it where he bit it off.

#### i kâi khí ŏi ngiet nâng, màiⁿ khṳt i ngiet tîeh;

    he is apt to bite, do not let him bite you.
# Duryea Power Company v. Sternbergh

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United States Supreme Court
218 U.S. 299
Duryea Power Company v. Sternbergh
Argued: November 2, 1910. --- Decided: November 14, 1910
Messrs. Edwin C. Brandenburg, Clarence A. Brandenburg, F. Walter Brandenburg, Andrew A. Leiser, and Thomas K. Leidy for appellant.
Messrs. Cyrus G. Derr and John G. Johnson for appellee.
Mr. Justice Holmes delivered the opinion of the court:

## Notes

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# Dusch v. Davis

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United States Supreme Court
387 U.S. 112
Dusch v. Davis
Argued: April 18, 1967. --- Decided: May 22, 1967
Harry Frazier III, Richmond, Va., for appellants.
Henry E. Howell, Jr., Norfolk, Va., for appellees.
Fraci § X. Beytagh, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio, for the United States, as amicus curiae, pro hac vice, by special leave of Court.
Mr. Justice DOUGLAS delivered the opinion of the Court.

## Notes

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# Durley v. Mayo

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## Dissenting Opinion

    Douglas
United States Supreme Court
351 U.S. 277
Durley v. Mayo
Argued: April 2, 1956. --- Decided: June 4, 1956
Mr.
Neal P. Rutledge, Miami, Fla., for petitioner.
Mr. Reeves Bowen, Tallahassee, Fla., for respondent.
Mr. Justice BURTON delivered the opinion of the Court.

## Notes

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# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/phiah
### phiahphiah

* 癖phiah69410413
* A propensity; partiality; a whim or prejudice.

#### kak nâng kak nâng ŭ cêk kâi phiah pēⁿ;

    each has some unsatisfied desire.

#### i kâi sèⁿ phiah;

    his disposition is morbid.

#### cò̤ sṳ̄ màiⁿ cip phiah;

    do not act from private prejudice.

#### i kâi phiah pēⁿ m̄-hō̤;

    he has vicious propensities.

#### i kâi sèⁿ-chêng kuai-phiah;

    he has a suspicious disposition.

#### cí īeⁿ îeh hó̤ tī thâm phiah;

    this medicine corrects the desire to expectorate constantly.
* 僻phiah694913
* Secluded, private; mean, lowlive, base.

#### phiah-cèⁿ kâi tī-hng;

    a secluded spot.

#### phiah-phiah siah-siah kâi hāng;

    an unfrequented lane.

#### phiah-siah kâi îeh, hâng ēng;

    a remedy little known and seldom used.

#### sîa-phiah;

    depraved.

#### phiah-lŏ;

    untaught.
* 僻phîah694913
* Private; disused.

#### síam-phîah kâi tī-hng;

    a neglected, unfrequented spot.

#### khah phîah kâi îeh, cíe nâng pat;

    a medicine very seldom used, and few people know what it is.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/phe
### phe

* 帕phè646505
* A kerchief; a veil; a stomacher; to gather up, as in an apron.

#### chíu phè;

    a handkerchief.

#### cia máng-phè;

    wear a veil.

#### lô̤ phè;

    a lace veil.

#### cang saⁿ-phè lâi phè;

    gather them up in the skirt of your tunic.

#### pâk kâi âng tó-phè;

    wore a red stomacher.
* 衸phĕ3611454
* Long robes.

#### chēng kâi saⁿ, tn̂g-phĕ-phĕ;

    wore a very long tunic.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/phek

— phek —
* 闢phek69416913
* To develop, as nature does; to open up; to disclose.

## tī-hng khai-phek;

    an open country.

## gūa tîaⁿ khui-phek căi;

    the outer court is broad and airy.

## tī-tîeⁿ khui-khui phek-phek;

    a wide open plain.

## i kâi mn̂g lō m̄ khui-phek, khah ak-sak;

    his way is not plain, he is too much hedged in.

## i kâi sim-heng khai-phek bŏi oih-sòi;

    his mind is liberal, not narrow.
* 魄phek7111945
* The animal soul, that goes earthward at death and forms the ghost; the faculties, the senses, the animal spirits.

## lô̤h phek;

    spiritless, disheartened.

## kiaⁿ kàu i bô̤ hûn bô̤ phek;

    frightened out of his wits.

## i ​cē thóiⁿ tîeh hûn pue, phek sùaⁿ;

    as soon as she saw it she lost all presence of mind.

## sam hûn chit phek;

    the three souls and seven spirits of man.
* 霹靂phek-lêk694
* A sudden, loud noise.

## thiaⁿ-kìⁿ cêk siaⁿ phek-lék;

    heard a crash.

## i kâi nâng phek-lêk cǎi;

    he is a very boisterous person.

## i kai siaⁿ-âu, jû tâng phek-lêk;

    his voice sounds like thunder.
* 嗶吱phek-ki692
* Long-ells, a kind of woolen cloth.

## phek-ki ío phīⁿ, nî ío kùi;

    long-ells is cheaper than broadcloth.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/phiaⁿ
### phiaⁿphiaⁿ

* 拋phiaⁿ666644
* To fling or throw down with force.

#### i cē khì khîeh khí lâi cū phiaⁿ tīo;

    when angry he took it up and flung it down and broke it.

#### phiaⁿ lôh khṳ̀̀ chap-chap-chùi;

    dashed it down and broke it in little pieces.

#### phiaⁿ kàu hn̆g-hn̆g kò̤ khṳ̀;

    flung it far away.
* 脅phiaⁿ1951306
* The flanks, the sides; the space below the arms.

#### phiaⁿ-lî kut;

    ribs.

#### phiaⁿ nêk; tu kâi phîaⁿ nêk;

    a side of pork.

#### phîaⁿ-lî thìaⁿ;

    a pain in the side.
* 聘phìaⁿ7021287
* A dower; a portion; the betrothal presents.

#### phìaⁿ-kim jîeh cōi?;

    How much is paid by the groom's father to the bride's parents?

#### ngí tīaⁿ, nô̤ kò̤ phìaⁿ;

    it is fixed at twice ten taels.

#### sàng phìaⁿ a būe?;

    Are the betrothal gifts presented yet?

#### bô̤ tham i kâi kāu phìaⁿ;

    do not covet a large dower.
* 坪phîaⁿ701325
* A flat; a level area.

#### hái phîaⁿ;

    flats, covered at high tide with salt water.

#### thūn hái phîaⁿ;

    fill in the salt meadows; made land on the sea-shore.

#### suaⁿ phîaⁿ;

    a plateau.
* 埤phîaⁿ680328
* A classifier of jobs.

#### phîaⁿ sṳ̄, lóng-cóng pàng úa sin tèng;

    leave the whole affair to me.

#### cí cêk phîaⁿ lóng-cóng àiⁿ i lí, bô̤ kùe i kang-khó;

    wants him to attend to the whole job, and has no regard to the hardship he undergoes.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/pheⁿ
### pheⁿ

* 平phêⁿ701512
* Even; uniform.

#### phêⁿ siaⁿ;

    the even tones.

#### cĭeⁿ phêⁿ, ĕ phêⁿ;

    the high even and the low even tones.

#### sĭ phêⁿ im a sĭ ceh im?

    Is it an even tone or is it one of the other three tones?
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/phiak
### phiakphiak

* 掉phîak887648
* To whisk sidewise; to flop.

#### khṳt i kâi búe cē phîak, uâng cū pûah lô̤h khṳ̀;

    one blow from his tail ​would knock a person down.

#### búe phîak-phîak-kìe, tó̤ jīo hô-sîn;

    he keeps whisking his tail to drive away the flies.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/pheh
### pheh

* 撲phêh7106412
* To flap; to flit.

#### phêh sît;

    to clap the wings.

#### teng khṳt îah phêh kùe khṳ̀;

    the lamp was put out by a moth's flapping its wings.

#### koi-ang phêh sît lío cū thí;

    the cock claps its wings and crows.

#### kâi pit-pô̤ phêh tùe thâu-khak téng kùe;

    a bat flitted past above their heads.
# Dictionary of the Swatow dialect/phie
### phiephie

* 票phìe6841136
* A warrant; a summons; an evidence of authority.

#### chut phìe;

    issue an official summons.

#### che phìe;

    a policeman's warrant.

#### tòa pâi tòa phìe khṳ̀ lîah nâng;

    take warrants aid arrest people.

#### bô̤ pâi bô̤ phìe;

    destitute of any evidence of authority.

#### lêng-ūaⁿ tńg tieⁿ phìe;

    to renew a warrant.

#### ngīam lō-phìe;

    examine a pass permitting one to cross the lines.

#### hŭ sin kâi lō-phìe;

    a passport.
* 苗phîe5911405
* The tender blade of herbs.

#### châng phîe li hó̤, m̄ căi ău-lâi kak kúe căi-seⁿ?

    The young grain is in fine condition, but we do not know how it will be when it hereafter comes to head up.
* 萍phîe7011408
* Duckweed.

#### tî tèng kâi phîe;

    the duck- weed which covers the pool.

#### ko cho̤h phîe lâi khṳt i cîah;

    gather some duckweed and feed him.

#### bô̤ kṳn, cúi lâu phîe;

    a rootless, drifting weed; a homeless vagabond.

#### i kâi nâng cò̤ sṳ̄ phû-phîe;

    he does things in a desultory fashion.
* 鰾phĭe68419511
* The air-bladder of fishes, from which glue is made.

#### hṳ̂ phĭe;

    fish bladders.
# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Daemoniac

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# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Daily sacrifice

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# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Dalmanutha

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# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Dalmatia

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Dalmatia
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