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. 1858 Excerpt: ...from side to side; wideness. Mesmerism, (mes'-mlr-izm) n. Animal magnetism; magnetic sleep. Mesmeric, (mls-mlr'Jk) a. Pertaining to mesmerism. Mesmerize, (mes'-mer-ize) v. t. To put into an unnatural sleep. p. Mesmerized; ppr. Mesmerizing; pp. Mesmerized. Meteor, (me'-te-Ar) ft. A luminous body floating in the ...
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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. 1858 Excerpt: ...from side to side; wideness. Mesmerism, (mes'-mlr-izm) n. Animal magnetism; magnetic sleep. Mesmeric, (mls-mlr'Jk) a. Pertaining to mesmerism. Mesmerize, (mes'-mer-ize) v. t. To put into an unnatural sleep. p. Mesmerized; ppr. Mesmerizing; pp. Mesmerized. Meteor, (me'-te-Ar) ft. A luminous body floating in the atmosphere. sient. Meteoric, (me-te-Ar'-ik) a. Relating to meteors; bright, dazzling, and tranMeteorology, (me-te-A-rAl'-A-je) n. The science of the atmosphere and its Methinks, (me-thlnks') v. I think; it seems to me. phenomena. Ministry, (mln'-is-tre) n. The office o'f a minister; ecclesiastical office. Ministerial, (min-is-te'-re-al) a. Done under authority. Minister, (min'-is-tir) n. An officer of stato; a clergyman. v. t. To give; to p. Ministered; ppr. Ministering; pp. Ministered. supply; to afford. Nourishable, (nir'-ish-a-bl) a. That may be nourished. ' Nourishment, (nAr'-sh-ment) n. Food; sustenance; nutriment. J Nourish, (nur'-ish) v. t. To feed and cause to grow; to support by food. j p. Nourished; ppr. Nourishing; pp. Nourished. j Opinion, (A-pin-'yAn) re. Persuasion of the mind; judgment; notion.; Opinionated, (A-pln'-yAn-A-ted) a. Obstinate in opinion; conceited. i Opiniattve, (-pln'-ye-i-tiv) a. Stiff in opinion; positive; obstinate. J Puritanic, (pA-re-tin'-ik) a. Strict; rigid; precise. j Puritan, (pA'-re-tan) n. One professing eminent purity in religion. j Pure, (pire)a. Clear; unmixed; innocent; genuine. j Purity, (pA'-re-te) re. State of being pure; cleanness; innocence. j Purification, (pA-re-fe-ka'-shAn) n. The act of making pure. Purify, (pA'-re-fi) v. t. To make pure; to cleanse; to clarify. p. Purified; ppr. Purifying; pp. Purified. Protestation, (prAt-es-ti'-shAn) re. A solemn declaration. Protestant, (prAt'-ls-tant) n. Ono o...
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