New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
VNORCEsTER's NEW DICTIONARY.
PRoNoUNCING EXPLANATORY AND SYNONYMOUS
DICfIoNARf
GLIsH LANoUA Ii

ENGLISH iANoU AGE
L-PsOyrscr.rroy Oy GREEK AND LATIN Proper
n-Pxosrsci.Ircs OF scsrrrukE PsorE. s.Nrs; s;v,.
llL-CoNsoS CHRISTIAN NAMES WITH THEIR siSshf
V.-PsosuxeI.rlox or MOpEsS GEosRsPHrc.L NAMES.
v-AsSsrviiTioSs USED ~ w.irNc AyD PsNrMs
vL-PHRAsEs AND QUOTATIONS, LATIN, FRENCH,
vu-THr PsMcIPIL DrIrIts AND HERcEs IN GsEEK AND
RonAs FABULOUS H!srosY ,,
BY Joseph z. Worcester, LII. D.
Octave. 5S5 pages Pnee 90
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dubable marks of having been carefully and skioy pre-
literature have been models Of condensation of
lucid and OF concise and perspeu9us
in their mode of presenting the result" oil extensive and ssou
The and erewnns feature Of the work hSssv:r as
lew best writers thoroughly masters Of their nsve
as never 10 stpersnoe AZ Ssreoons 81. S
cuty Dr. Worcester has introduced short exhibition OF
2-BAN-DON,v& To give up; to quits to forsake; to de-
leaves renquish; 70 resgn 70 renouace 70 aod
sY,~Bsl parents assspos their children; ABANDON
the objects of their guilty passions men are
aaswfu pleasures mariner lBsSpoxs bis vessel and car
or we ,sASDoS our house. ana prUps ~ the
country FoRsAKE companions; RELNeVIsH CLAIMS setI
world. aspicaTr throne; suRRExDER town; SURRENDER
what have trust ABANDON measure or an enter
IyripIL a. disbeiever Of Christianity; atheist;
SvrAn sle, is one who ha. no belief divine rsvels
aton un5erer dbelie,er commonly but not
always used in the same sense 'Sepe b S
believes revelation dteist denies the existence oil Iod
Jyeehnkey is commonly used III an Ill sense As synonymous
L.SGuAcE Cansgwajl The mode Of ut'ersncei human
st,e.
Syn-LGrguGge general term, we say tho !a.
ouoos not ouy beasts and birds Tongue refers
10 all original language the Hebrew tongue Speeca CON
templates ansqsse as broken or cut INTO h , pI
idims dialect Incidental term Of lsngGsse used by
eiresi iSsOsn Attic Siaisc Native venaeulsr ansuaSe
mother tongue. Elegant or good language or 'fse
LAWYER. One versed in laws an attorney -
who practices law-Bai'ter eouH'eor and eIan's are
plead them in Of justice. An attorney sawyer
who sets for another and prepares case. is 10y % ed Is one
who prepares the written pleading IN esuse.-A sad~oU
not act in draws writings by
which real estate is transferred Cirlian and }srtf are
tcuIsry civil Roman lava sol,eitor slswyer en-
employed ChsDcery courtA puo'es'f writer OH ne
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dstDs scholars in every section of the country
PRon EDWARD EVERETT
this ne Dictionary TO marked with the character
sts Of Mr. former wo,s Of n .n on"a .ssme
debatsbe points. His oography and ponunci mon repre-
q
susse His de6nitions seldom leave anything desire The
synoIy valuable feature Of the present work. and
value aud will materially promote the con-
FROM WILLIAM q PRESCOTT.
work compiled sound and philosophical prnelPes,
we'll accommodated to popular cannot is 70
mend itself 10 all who would have correct knowedse Oh
'"e" FROM WASHINGTON IRVING.
al" gives great satisfaction and appears to me TO be well
ee.s'ed to % the purpose @r which = processes @ 70 % Dc % %
sufficient manual for schools of higher order"
GEORGE BANCROFT .
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ing deyiaoDs perhaps no deviation whatever
shall ieep it on my table for constant reference, and
very well It will be extremely useful to me- t gives me
your labor. in this important department. Of literature
The your works rapidly extending in spite Of o;
position and am very sure that Jour great Dictionary VIII
become the standard everywhere"
FROM EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
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cal Dictonary almost exclusively for years shall
welcome the new one with its improvements and sidon
the sphere intended to occupy trust the public will
your and labOrs in this department
FROM THEODORE FRELMGHuYsEs.
happy though. TO ave the
plantations; they 50 muca and readily ad nsa ~ @ @
executive duties in seminares ard colleges"
Your larger Dictionary has been my principal ever
since it was published"
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pose them with very exceptions represent the high
standard recognized by the best writer's and speakers IN
England and in this country. shall notfau 70 recon-
every person purchase Of this Dictionary who
able 10 do &C."
FROM FRANCIS LIEBER.
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Critical Dictionary thorough and consider ihe best OF all
American dictionaries OF the English language"
SUMNER.
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