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e _dwelling-houses_" Or:--"of the _schoolhouses_ and the _dwelling-house_." Or:--"of the _school_, and _of the dwelling-houses_." [For the sentence here to be corrected is so ambiguous, that any of these may have been the meaning intended by it.]--_The Friend cor._ "The meeting is held at the _first-mentioned_ place in _Firstmonth_; at the _last-mentioned_, in _Secondmonth_; and so on."--_Id._ "Meetings for worship are held, at the same hour, on _Firstday_ and _Fourthday_." Or:--"on _Firstdays_ and _Fourthdays_."--_Id._ "Every part of it, inside and _outside_, is covered with gold leaf."--_Id._ "The Eastern Quarterly Meeting is held on the last _Seventhday_ in _Secondmonth, Fifthmonth, Eighthmonth_, and _Eleventhmonth_."--_Id._ "Trenton Preparative Meeting is held on the third _Fifthday_ in each month, at ten o'clock; meetings for worship [are held,] at the same hour, on _Firstdays_ and _Fifthdays_."--_Id._ "Ketch, a vessel with two masts, a _mainmast_ and _a mizzenmast_."--_Webster cor._ "I only mean to suggest a doubt, whether nature has enlisted herself [either] as a _Cis-Atlantic_ or [as a] _Trans-Atlantic_ partisan."--_Jefferson cor._ "By large hammers, like those used for _paper-mills_ and _fulling-mills_, they beat their hemp."--_Johnson cor._ "ANT-HILL, or ANT-HILLOCK, n. A small _protuberance_ of earth, _formed_ by ants, _for_ their _habitation_."-- _Id._ "It became necessary to substitute simple indicative terms called _pronames_ or _pronouns_." "Obscur'd, where highest woods, impenetrable To _light of star or sun_, their umbrage spread."--_Milton cor._ RULE V.--THE HYPHEN. "_Evil-thinking_; a noun, compounded of the noun _evil_ and the imperfect participle _thinking_; singular number;" &c.--_Churchill cor._ "_Evil-speaking_; a noun, compounded of the noun _evil_ and the imperfect participle _speaking_."--_Id._ "I am a tall, _broad-shouldered_, impudent, black fellow."--_Spect_, or _Joh. cor._ "Ingratitude! thou _marble-hearted_ fiend."--_Shak_. or _Joh. cor._ "A popular _license_ is indeed the _many-headed_ tyranny."--_Sydney_ or _Joh. cor._ "He from the _many-peopled_ city flies."--_Sandys_ or _Joh. cor._ "He _many-languaged_ nations has surveyed."--_Pope_ or _Joh. cor._ "The _horse-cucumber_ is the large green cucumber, and the best for the table."--_Mort_. or _Joh. cor._ "The bird of night did sit, even at _noon-day_, upon the market-place."--_Shak_. or _Joh. cor._ "These make a general _gao
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