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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. 1853 Excerpt: ...superiority. Jflimerai (Fr.), a mineral. Mineralogy, the science of minerals. Minister, ministri9 a servant, a helper. Admix'ture, the substance mingled. Commix', to mingle; to blend. Intermix', to mingle together. Mis'cellany, a collection of various things. tMiser3 wretched, pitiful Min'gle, to mix; to join. Mix, to put together. Mix'ture, a mixed mass. Promis'cuous, mingled; fused. con Jfloli-orfto reaYp;crbuild. Demol'ish, to destroy. Demolition, destruction. JKToII-is5 soft. Emol'lient, softening. Moi/lify, to assuage; to quiet. ffloment-um, motion, force. Mo'ment, importance; an in-Momen'tum,0force; impetus. stant. Mo'mentary, lasting for a mo Momen'tous, weighty. ment. Jvlottej vn(r)Mitum9 to put in mind, to warn. Jfflonstr-o, to show, to declare. Remon'strate, to exhibit reasons against. Remon'strance, expostulation. Demonstrate, to show plainly. Mon'ster, something unnatural. Mon'strous, strange; shocking. JIEorh-ws, a disease. Mor'bid, diseased; sickly. JfMor&-e&, mors-um, to bite. Mor'sel, a mouthful. Remorse', sorrow for a fault. Jflorga, mortals9 death. Immor'tal, exempt from death. I Mor'tify, to subdue; to hum Immor'talize, to make immortal. ble. Mortality, death. Mur'der, to destroy. JfEos, m@rt8, a custom, or manner. Supramun'dane, situated above the world. Mun'dane, belonging to this world. JOBPunio, munit-um9 to fortify. Ammunition, military stores. Munws, mvmer-is, a gift, or present; an office. Com'mon, an open, public ground. Pe Com'monalty, the common peo-Commu'nion, intercourse. CoMMu'NiTY, the commonwealth. Commune', to talk together. Communication, conference. Excommu'nicate, to eject from church membership. Immu'nii t, privilege. Munif'j Jent, liberal. Remunerate, to reward. Mur-u&9 a wall. Immure', to inclose; .
