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# Earth! my Likeness!

EARTH! my likeness!
Though you look so impassive, ample and spheric there,
I now suspect that is not all;
I now suspect there is something fierce in you, eligible to burst forth;
For an athlete is enamour’d of me—and I of him; But toward him there is something fierce and terrible in me, eligible to burst forth,
I dare not tell it in words—not even in these songs.
This work was published before January 1, 1929, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:3

Edition of 1802.
| Soap-wort — Spar | Sparagus — Spinage, the Wild | Spindle-Tree — Spurrey | Spurs — Stickleback |
| Soap-wort Soda Soft-grass Soil Soiling Solomon's Seal, the Sweet-smelling Solomon's Seal, the Common Sooju Soot Sorb Sore-throat Sorrel, the Common Sorrel, the Sheep's Sorrel, the Wood Soup Southern-wood, the Common Southern-wood, the Sea Sow-bread Sow-Thistle Sowing Soy Spa-water Spade (with a Cut) Spaniel Spar | Sparagus Sparrow Sparrow-hawk Spasm Spatling-Poppy Spavin Spawn Spear-mint Spearwort, the Great Spearwort, the Lesser Specifics Spectacles Speech Speedwell Spelter Sperage Spermaceti Spice Spider Spider, the Red Spiderwort Spignel Spike-Oil Spinach Spinage, the Wild | Spindle-Tree Spine Spinning Spirits Spirit of Wine Spitting of Blood Spleen Spleenwort Splents Sponge Spoon-wort Spots Sprain Sprat Spring Spring-Grass Spruce-Beer Spruce-fir Spunge Spur Spurge Spurge-flax Spurge-Laurel Spurge-Olive Spurrey | Spurs Squill Squinancy-berries Squinting Squirrel Squitch-grass St. Anthony's Fire St.John's-wort St. Vitus's Dance Stable Stag Staggers Staining Star of Bethlehem Star-Grass Star-Wort Starch Starling Stavesacre Stays Steam Steel Steel-Yard Stewing Stickleback |
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4/Plates

Edition of 1802.
PLATES
IN THE FOURTH VOLUME.
I. White Saxifrage, p. 25.
II. Mr. Antis's Improved Spinning-Wheel, p. 116.
III. Mr. Robert Salmon's Improved Machine for cutting Straw, p. 152.
IV. Count Riesch's newly invented Straw-cutter, p. 153—56.
V. Mr. Andrew Meikle's Improved Thrashing Machine, p. 209.
VI. Mr. Besant's Undershot Water-wheel; and Mr. T. A. Knight's Drill Machine, p. 248.
VII. Washing Machine invented in Germany, p. 290.
VIII. Mr. H. Sarjeant's Machine for raising Water, 297-98.
IX. Rev. T. C. Munning's Turnip-Drill; Mr. Lester's Cultivator; and Mr. Eccleston's Peat-Borer (Pl. I. Suppl.) p. 416.
X. Messrs. T. and J. Polfreeman's Improved Winnowing Machine, p. 454.
N.B. Several dutinct objeds having occasionally been represented in one and the same Plate, the Reader ought to be apprized, that he will meet with the respective Descriptions of
Mr. Besant's Undershot Water-wheel, in the Article Water, p. 298.
Rev. T. C. Munning's Turnip-drill, under the Article Turnep, p. 247.
Mr. Eccleston's Peat-borer, in the Article Peat, of the Supplement, pp. 443—44.
# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:2

Edition of 1802.
| Sea-wrack — Shagreen | Shale — Sight | Silk — Sloe-tree | Sloe-worm — Soap-earth |
| Sea-wrack Seal Sealing-wax Seaves Sedlitz-water Seed Seg Seggram Self-heal Seltzer-water Semolina Senega Senna Septfoil Serpent Serradilla Service-tree Service-tree, the Wild Serun Setter-wort Seton, in Surgery Setons, in Farriery Shad Shaddock Shagreen | Shale Shallot Shark Shave-grass Shaving Shawl Sheep Sheep's-bit Shell-fish Shepherd's Needle Shepherd's Purse Sherbet Shingles Shirt Shoad-stone Shoe Shoe, in Farriery Shoote Short-sightedness Shot Shoulder Shrimp Shrub, in Botany Shrub, a Liquor Sight | Silk Silk-worm Silver Silver-weed Simarouba Simpler's Joy Simson Sinapism Sinew Siskin Size Skate Skating Skin, in Physiology Skin, in Commerce Skirret Skirret, the Broad and Narrow-leaved Slate Slaters Slaughtering (with a Cut) Sleep, in Physiology Sleep of Plants Sleeping Sleep-walking Sloe-tree | Sloe-worm Sludge Slug Smallage Small-pox Smalt Smelling Smelt Smoke Smoking, of Tobacco Smoking, in Domestic Economy Smut Snail Snake Snake-weed Snap-dragon Sneeze-wort-yarrow Sneezing Snipe Snow Snow-drop Snuff Soal Soap Soap-earth |
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:4

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| Stilyard — Suckling | Suet — Sward-Cutter | Swearing — Tapioca | Tar — Thigh |
| Stilyard Stilton-cheese Stimulants Stirrup Stock-bill Stockings Stomach Stone Stones (with a Cut) Stone-Crop Storax Stove Strains Strangles Strangury Straw Strawberry Strawberry-Tree Straw-Cutter Stucco Sturgeon Styptic Sublimate Succory Suckling | Suet Suffocation Suffolk-grass Sugar Suicide Sulphur Sulphur-wort Sumach-Tree Sun Sundew Sun-Flower Sun-Scorched Sun-spurge Supper Suppuration Surfeit, in Physiology Surfeit, in Farriery Surgeon Suspended Animation Suspension, by the Cord Swallow Swallowing Swallow-Wort Swan Sward-Cutter (with Cuts) | Swearing Sweat Sweating-Sickness Sweet-briar Sweet-fern Sweet-flag Sweet-william Sweet-willow Swimming Swine Swinging Swoon Sycamore-Tree Syllabub Sympathy Syrup Tacamahaca Talc Tallow Tamarind-Tree Tanning Tanner's-bark Tansy Tape-Worm Tapioca | Tar Tare Tarragon Tarras Tartar Taste Tea-Tree Teal Teasel Teeth Telescope Temperance Tempering Tench Tendons Tennis Terra Japonica Terrier Terror Tertian-fever Test-liquor Tetters Theatre Thermometer Thigh |
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:5

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| Thirst — Timothy-Grass | Tin — Transfusion | Transplantation — Turkey | Turmeric — Ventilation |
| Thirst Thistle Thistle, the Cotton Thistle, the Sow Thorn-Apple Thornback Thrashing (with Cuts) Thread Thrift Thrips Throat Throat-wort Throstle Thrush Thrush, in Horses Thunder Thyme Tick Tide Tile Tillage Timber Time Time-Piece Timothy-Grass | Tin Tincture Tinning Toad Toad-flax Tobacco Toes Tolu Tom-Tit Ton Tongue Tonsils Tool Tooth Tormentil Tortoise Touch Touch-me-not Touch-stone Touch-Wood Tourniquet Tower-Mustard Tragacanth Train-oil Transfusion | Transplantation Traveller's-Joy Treacle, the Common Treacle Treacle-Mustard Treacle-Hedge-Mustard Tree Tree-Mallow Trefoil Trefoil, the Common Trout Troy-Weight True-love Truffle Tube-root Tulip Tumbrel (with a Cut) Tumor Tunbridge-Water Tunny Turbith Turbith-Mineral Turbot Turf Turkey | Turmeric Turnep (with Cuts) Turnip-cabbage Turnip-rooted Cabbage Turning Turnsol Turpentine Turpeth Turtle Tutsan Type Typhus Valerian Valetudinarians Vanilla Vapour Vapour-baths Varnish Veal Vegetable Kingdom Vegetation Veins Velvet-leaf Veneering Ventilation |
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:1

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| Ruff — Sal-ammoniac | Salad — Sapflow | Sarsaparilla — Scrogs | Scrooby-grass — Sea-wolf |
| Ruff Rum Running-Thrush Runnet Rupture Rupture-wort Rush Rush, the Flowering Rush, the Hare's Tail Rush-grass Rust Rust, in Botany Ruta-baga Rye Rye, the Wild Rye-grass Saddle Safflower Saffron Saffron, the Meadow Sage Sago Sail-cloth Saintfoin Sal-ammoniac | Salad Salep Saliva Sallow Sallow-thorn Salmon Salt Salting Meat Saltpetre Saltwort Saltwort, the Jointed Saltwort, the Black Samphire Sand Sand-eel Sand-piper Sand-stone Sandwort Sandal Sandarach Sanders Sandiver Sanicle Sap Sapflow | Sarsaparilla Sassafras Satyrion Sauce-alone Sausage Savin Savory Saw-dust Saw-wort Saxifrage Saxifrage, the Common Great Scab Scabious Scalds Scald-head Scammony Scablet Scarlet Fever Sciatica Scirrhus Scorzonera Scotch-fir Scrambling-rocket Scratches Scrogs | Scrooby-grass Scrophula Scull Scull-cap Scurvy Scurvy-grass Scurvy-grass, the Scottish Scythe (with two Cuts) Sea Sea-air Sea-anemone Sea-Bathing Sea-Cale Sea-Cabbage Sea-cushion Sea-grass Sea-holly Sea-Lavender Sea-Parsley Sea-Parsnip Sea-sickness Sea-sludge Sea-water Sea-weed Sea-wolf |
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:6

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| Venus-comb — Vomiting | Urine — Warts | Wart-Wort — Water-moss | Water-parsnep — Well |
| Venus-comb Verdigrease Verditer Verjuice Vermillion Vernal-grass Vervain Vetch, or Tare Vetch, the Bitter Vetch, the Chickling Vetch, the Corn Vichy-Water Vine Vine, the Wild Vine-fretter Vinegar Violet Viper Viper's Bugloss Virgin's-bower Vitriol Vives Ulcer Umber Vomiting | Urine Usquebaugh Usury Uvula Wadd Wafers Wages Waggon Wagtail Wainscot Waistcoat Wake-Robin Waking Walking Wall Wall-barley Wall-Cress Wall-pepper Wall-wort Walnut-Tree Walton-Water War Warbles Warmth (with a Cut) Warts | Wart-Wort Washing, in General Washing, in Domestic Sense Wasp Waste Lands Watch Watchfulness Water (with Cuts) Water, in the Head Water-Agrimony Water-Aloe Water-avens Water-Caltrops Water-can Water-Closet Water-colours Water-cowbane Water-cress Water-dock Water-elder Water-Gladiole Water-hemlock Water-hemp Water-lily Water-moss | Water-parsnep Water-Pepper Water-Proof Water-radish Water-socks Water-trefoil Water-zizany Watering-of-Land Wax Way-bennet Way-bread Wayfaring-tree Weaning Weasel Weasel-Snout Weather Weather-Glass Weaving Weed Weevil Weigh Weight Welch Bistort Weld Well (with a Cut) |
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4:7

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| Wen — Whitlow-Grass | Whortleberry — Wire | Withen-tree — Worms, in Husbandry | Worm, the Glow — Yellow Fever |
| Wen Whale Wheat (with a Cut) Wheat, the Cow Wheel Wheel-carriages Wheel-drag Whetstone Whey Whins Whin-Chat Whiskey White White-of-an-egg White-beam White-bottle White-lead White-rot White-Swelling White-thorn White-Washing Whiting Whiting, in Mineralogy Whitlow Whitlow-Grass | Whortleberry Widgeon Wild-briar Wild-climber Wilderness Wilding Wild-parsley Wild Pear-tree Wild-radish Wild-rocket Wild-tansy Willow Willow-Herb Wind Wind, in Horses Wind-flower Wind-Gall Wind-Instruments Windmill (with a Cut) Wind-Pipe Window Wine Winnow Winter-cresses Wire | Withen-tree Withers Woad Wolf's-Bane Wolf-fish Wolves-Teeth Wolverene Wood Wood-ashes Wood-bine Wood-cock Wood-louse Wood-pecker Woodroof Wood-sage Wood-sorrel Wood-waxen Woody-nightshade Wool Woollen Cloth Work Work-house Worms Worm, the Blind Worms, in Husbandry | Worm, the Glow Worm, the Silk Worm, the Tape Worms, in Dogs Worms, in Horses Wormwood, the Common Wormwood Wort Wound Wounds, in Farriery Woundwort Wren Wrestling Writing Wry-Neck Wymote Yam Yard Yarn Yarrow Yawning Year Yeast Yellow Yellow Fever |
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# Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 4/Title

Edition of 1802.
THE
DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPÆDIA;
OR, A
DICTIONARY OF FACTS,
AND
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE:
COMPREHENDING
A CONCISE VIEW OF THE LATEST DISCOVERIES, INVENTIONS, AND IMPROVEMENTS, CHIEFLY APPLICABLE TO RURAL AND DOMESTIC ECONOMY;
TOGETHER WITH
DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MOST INTERESTING OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART; THE HISTORY OF MEN AND ANIMALS, IN A STATE OF HEALTH OR DISEASE; AND PRACTICAL HINTS RESPECTING THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES, BOTH FAMILIAR AND COMMERCIAL.
Illustrated with numerous Engravings and Cuts.
IN FOUR VOLUMES.
VOLUME FOURTH.
BY
A. F. M. WILLICH, M. D.
AUTHOR OF THE LECTURES ON DIET AND REGIMEN, &C. &C.
LONDON:
PRINTED FOR MURRAY AND HIGHLEY, 32, FLEET-STREET; VERNOR AND HOOD, POULTRY; G. KEARSLEY, FLEET-STREET; H. D. SYMONDS, AND THOMAS HURST, PATERNOSTER-ROW; AND THE AUTHOR.
M.DCCCII.
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# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Cloud

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Cloud: The Hebrew so rendered means "a covering," because clouds cover the sky. The word is used as a symbol of the Divine presence, as indicating the splendour of that glory which it conceals (Exodus 16:10; 33:9; Numbers 11:25; 12:5; Job 22:14; Psalm 18:11). A "cloud without rain" is a proverbial saying, denoting a man who does not keep his promise (Proverbs 16:15; Isaiah 18:4; 25:5; Jude 1:12). A cloud is the figure of that which is transitory (Job 30:15; Hosea 6:4). A bright cloud is the symbolical seat of the Divine presence (Ex.29:42,43; 1 Kings 8:10; 2 Chronicles 5:14; Ezekiel 43:4), and was called the Shechinah (which see). Jehovah came down upon Sinai in a cloud (Exodus 19:9); and the cloud filled the court around the tabernacle in the wilderness so that Moses could not enter it (Exodus 40:34,35). At the dedication of the temple also the cloud "filled the house of the Lord" (1 Kings 8:10). Thus in like manner when Christ comes the second time he is described as coming "in the clouds" (Matthew 17:5; 24:30; Acts 1:9,11). False teachers are likened unto clouds carried about with a tempest (2 Peter 2:17). The infirmities of old age, which come one after another, are compared by Solomon to "clouds returning after the rain" (Ecclesiastes 12:2). The blotting out of sins is like the sudden disappearance of threatening clouds from the sky (Isaiah 44:22).
Cloud, the pillar of, was the glory-cloud which indicated God's presence leading the ransomed people through the wilderness (Exodus 13:22; 33:9,10). This pillar preceded the people as they marched, resting on the ark (Exodus 13:21; 40:36). By night it became a pillar of fire (Numbers 9:17-23).
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Cock-crowing
# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Coele-Syria

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# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Brook

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# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Bucket

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Bucket : A vessel to draw water with (Isa. 40:15); used figuratively, probably, of a numerous issue (Num. 24:7).
# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Buckler

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Buckler:
(1.) A portable shield (2 Sam. 22:31; 1 Chr. 5:18).
(2.) A shield surrounding the person; the targe or round form; used once figuratively (Ps. 91:4).
(3.) A large shield protecting the whole body (Ps. 35:2; Ezek. 23:24; 26:8).
(4.) A lance or spear; improperly rendered "buckler" in the Authorized Version (1 Chr. 12:8), but correctly in the Revised Version "spear."
The leather of shields required oiling (2 Sam. 1:21; Isa. 21:5), so as to prevent its being injured by moisture. Copper (= "brass") shields were also in use (1 Sam. 17:6; 1 Kings 14:27). Those spoken of in 1 Kings 10:16, etc.; 14:26, were probably of massive metal.
The shields David had taken from his enemies were suspended in the temple as mementoes (2 Kings 11:10). (See ARMOUR, SHIELD.)
# Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897)/Brigandine

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