a. eastern first copy; Oratory, ör'rå-túr-ė. s. eloquence, rhetoricais Orgasm, or'gazın s. sudden vehemence skill; a private place allotted for prayer Orgies, ér'jeze. d. frantick revels Orb, orb. s. sphere, orbicular body; wheel ; Orient, o'ré-ént. a. rising as the sun ; eastern circle (children Oriental, d-ré-én'tál. Orbation, or-bå'shỉn. s. privation of parents or Oriental, d-ré-én'tål. s. an inhabitant of the Orbed, a. round, circular orbicu tastern parts of the world į rbd. Orifice, or'ré-ris. s. any opening or perforation (lar Orbicular, or-bik'ků-lår. a. circular Origin, or're-jin. Orbit, 8r'bit. s. the line described by the re-Original, d-ria'je-nål. 8. beginning, first volution of a planet existence ; fountain ; descent Orchard, &r'tshúrd. s. a garden of fruit-trees Original, d-rld'jé-nål. a primitive, pristine Orchestra, ór-kés'trâ. s. a part of the theatre first appropriated to the musicians Originally, d-rld'jê-nål-lè. ad. primarily Orchestre, ör'kés-túr. s. the place where the originary, d-rid'jé-nå-ré. a. productive ; primusicians are set at a publick show mitive (existence Ordain, òr-dáne'. v. a. to appoint, to decree ; Originale, d-rid'je-nåte. V. a. to bring into to invest with sacerdotal power, Origination, d-ríd-jé-nå'shủn. s. the act of Ordeal, 8r'dd-al. s. a trial by fire or water bringing into existence Order, or'dúr. b. method; regularity; man- Orison, ör’re-zún. s. a prayer, a supplication date ; rule ; regular government; a rank Ornament, ór' nâ-ment. s. embellishment, decoor class ; a religious fraternity raticn (bellishment Order, or'důr. v. a. to regulate, to adjust, tollOrnamental, 8r-na-mên'tål. a. giving emconduct; to command Ornamented, dr'na-men-têd. a. embellished, Orderliness, or'dúr-le-nès. 8. regularity, me. bedecked thodicalness (gulated Ornate, ör'nåte. a. bedecked, decorated, fine Orderly, or'důr-lê. a. methodical; well re-Orphan, dr'fân. s. a child who las lost father Orderly, ôr'dir-le. ad, methodically, regular or mother, or both ly (taining orders Orphan, or'fan.a. bereft of parents Ordinal, or'dê-nål. s. a ritual, a book con- Orpiment, ör'pé-ment. s. a kind of mineral, Ordinance, &r'de-nânse. s. law, rule, prescript yellow arsenick Ordinarily, ör'de-nå-ré-iệ. ad. according to Orrery, ôr’rér-ré, s. an astronomical instru established rules; commonly (doctrine Ordinary, or' dé-na-ré. a. established, me-Orthodox, or'the-dôks. a. sound in opinion and thodical, regular ; common, usual; mean Orthodoxy, êr'th 8-dok-sê. 8. soundness in Ordinary, or'dé-na-re. s. established judge opinion and doctrine (in orthoepy of ecclesiastical causes ; settled establish-Orthvepist; òr'tho-é-pist. s. one who is skilled ment; a place of eating established at a Orthvery, or'thd-é-pė. s. the right prounciacertain price tion of words Ordinate, &r'de-náte, a, regular, methodical Orthogon, ổrthd-gòn. 8. A rectangled figure Ordination, 8r-de-na'shủo. s. established or-Orthographer, or-thôg'gráf-fúr. s. one who der or tendency ; the act of investing any spells according to the rules of grammar man with sacerdotal power Orthographical, òr-thd-gråf'fé-kål. a. righily Ordnance, ord' nânse, s. cannon, great guns spelled; relating to the spelling O.donvance, &r'dún-nânse. s. disposition of Orthographically, òr-tho-grårfé-kål-lé. ad. figures in a picture according to the rules of spelling Ordure, or’járe. s. dung, filth Orthography, òr-thỏg'grár-é. s. the art or pracOre, dre. s. metal unrefined tice of spelling (planet Organ, Pr'gan. 6. natural instrument; an in- Ortive, ör'tiv. a. relating to the rising of a strurneut of musick Orts, orts, s. refuse, that which is left Oscillation, ós-sil-lá'shủn. s. the act of moving a. instrumental Organick, òr-gan'nik. like a pendulum Organism, or'ga-nizm. & organical structure Oscitancy, Ös'se-tan-se. 8. the act of yawnOrganist, dr'ga-nist. s. one who plays on the Oscitation, ởs-se-tá'shún. ling organ Osier, o'zber. s. a tree of the willow kind Organization, år-gå-ne-za'shủn. s. construc-Ossiele, os'sik-kl. s. a small bone tion in wbich the parts are so disposed as Ossification, ô6-8è-fé-ka'shủn. s. change of to be subservient to cach other carneous into bony substance Organize, or'ga-nize. v. a. to construct so asonsify, 8s'se-fi. v. a. to change into bone that one part co-operates with another Ostensible, ós-tên'se-bl. a. apparent Organloft, &r'gån-loft. 6. tbe loft where the lustentation, ös-ten-ta'shủn. 8. oatward show, organ stands appearance ; ambitious display ment terpal part Ostentatious, ös-teu-la shús. a. boasttul, vain, liOutrage, óït'radje. V. a. o injure violently or fond of show (boastfulness contuine iously Ostentitiousness, 6s-tin-ta’shủ-ngs. 8. vanity, Outrage, bắtradje. 5. open violence Osteology, ôs-té-01'18-jé. 6. a description of Outrageous, dåt -rá'jús. a. violent, exorbitant; the bones (horses at an ion excessive ; atrocious (lence Ostler, ös'lůr. s. the man who takes care of||Outrageousness, ðåt-ra'jůs-nés. e. fury, -vioOstrich, ös'tritsb. s. the largest of birds Outreach, dit--réétsh'. v. a. to go beyond Other, itb'kr. pron. not the same, different Outright, sůt-rite'. ad. immediately; coinOtherwise, it'ůr-wize. ad. in a different pietely manner; in other respects Ostroar, dit-rdre'. v. a. to exceed in roaring Otter, 8t'tůr. 8. an amphibious animal Outroot, udt-rðőt'. v. a. to extirpate Ought, åwt. s. any thing, not nothing Outrun, út-růn'. v. a. to leave behind in Ought, åwt. verb imperfect. to be obliged by running [sailing duty; to be fit, to be necessary Outsail, oit-sále'. v. to leave behind in Ounce, dinse. 8. a weight ; a lynx Outshine, 8dt-shine'. v. a. to excel in lustre Our, dår. pron. poss. pertaining to us Outside, ot'side. 4. superficies, surface ; es Ourselves, dir-selvz'. recip. pron. we, not others Outsit, šút-ait'. v, a. to sit beyond the time Oust, odst. v. a. to vacate, to take away Outstretch, out-stretsh'. v. a. to extend, t Out, dåt. ad. not within ; not at home, in a spread out state of extinction ; to the end ; loudly : Outstrip, õit-strip'. v. a. to leave behind in an error ; at a loss (expulsion Outswear, důt-sware'. v. a. to overpower by Out, dåt. int. an expression of abhorrence or swearing Outact, důt-åkt'. v. a. to do beyond Outvie, sůt-vl. v. a. to exceed, to surpass Outbalauce, gůt-bål'lanse. v. a. to overweigh Outvote, dit-vote'. v. a. to conquer by pluraliOutbid, důt-bid'. v. a. to overpower by bid ty of suffrages (walking ding a higher price [voyage Outwalk, óút-wåwk'. v. a. to leave behind in Outbound, åt'bound. a. destined to a distantOutward, sůt'wård. a. external; extrinsick Outbrave, côt-bråve'. v. a. to bear down Outward, dåt'wårå, ad. to foreign parts Outbrazen, Bist-brà'zı. V. a. to bear down Outwardly, ởůt'wård-lé. ad. externally; not with impudence sincerely [parts Outcast, dát'kist. s. exile, one expelled Outwards, it'wårdz. ad. towards the outOutcry, 8ůt'krt. s. cry of vehemence or distress Outweigh, oot-wa'. v. a. to exceed in gravity ; Outdo, dit-188'. v. a. to excel, to surpass to preponderate (gem Outermost, åt'tůr-mdst. a. remotest from the Outwit, dot-wit'. v. a. to overcome by stratamidst Outwork, oåt'wůrk. &. the parts of a fortifOutils, ddt-Al', v. a. to leave behind in flight cation next the enemy Outgate, dåt'gáte. 8. an outlet Oval, d'vůl. a. oblong [egg Outgive, dit-giv'. v. a. to surpass in giving Oval, 8'vůl. s. that which has the shape of an Outgo, di-g8'. v. a. to surpass, to excel Ovarious, d-vå'ré-ús. a. consisting of eggs Outgrow, dit-gro'. v. a. to surpass in growth ||Ovary, d'vå-ré. 6. that part of the body in Outlandish, dit-lind fsh. a. foreign which impregnation is formed Outlaw, it'lắw. 8. one excluded from the Ovation, 6-vá'shủn. s. a lesser triumph among benefit of the law; a plunderer the Romans (fire to bake bread Outlaw, dit lấw. v. a. to deprive of the bene-Oven, dy'vn, s. an arched cavity heated with fits and protection of the lave Over, d'vůr. prep. above; across Outlawry, sat'lăw-rė. s. a decree hy which||Over, d'vůr. ad. above the top; more than a any man is deprived of the protection of quantity assigned ; from side to side ; from the law one to another; from a country beyond Outleap, dit-lepe'. v. a. to pass by leaping the sea; on the surface; throughout ; comOutlet, dit'let, s. passage outwards pletely; with repetition, another time ; in Outline, dict'line. s. contour ; extremity a great degree, in too great a quantity Outlive, dit-Ilv'. v. a. to survive Over-act, d-vir-åkt'. v. a. to set more than Outineasure, it-mézh'úre. V. a. to exceed in enough [down, to preponderate (number Over-balance, d-vůr-bål'lânse. v. a. to weigh Outnumber, 88t-nim'bûr. v. a. to exceed in Over-bear, 6-vůr-båre'. v. d. to repress, to Outmost, dåt'most. a. rernotest from the mid subdue (equivalent dle (within the walls Over-bid, 8-vůr-bid'. v. a. to offer more than Outparish, 88t' pår-rish. s. parish not lying||Over-blow, 6-vůr-518'. v. er to drive away u Outprize, 8ðt-prize'. y. a. to exceed in the clouds before the wind sahip value set upon it lover-board, o'vůr-bord. ad. off or out of the 1 measure Over-burden, d-rúr-bůr' dn. 1. a. to load with ||Overseer, d-vúr-séè'úr. s a superintendent ; too great a weight (far an officer who has the care of the parochial Over-carry, &-vůr-kår'rė. v. a. tn carry too provision for the poor [upwards Overcast, 8-vůr-kast'. v. a. to cloud, to Overset, d-vůr-sết'. v. a. to turn the bottom darken Overshade, d-vår-shåde'. v. a. to cover with Over-charge, 8-vůr-tshårje'. v. a to oppress ; || darkness to fill too full (charge Overshadow, d-vůr-shad'dd. v. a. to shelter Over-charge, B'vůr-tshảrje. s. too great a|Overshoot, 8-vůr-sh33t'. v. 2. to fly beyond Over-cloud, d-vůr-klødd'. v. a. to cover with the mark clouds [conquer Oversight, ovúr-site. s. mistake, error Overcome, d-vůr-kům'. v. a. to subdue, toOversleep, 6-vůr-sleep'. v. a. to sleep too long Over-count, d-vår-kóúnt'. v. a to rate above! Overslip, O-růr-slip'. v. a. to pass uodope ; to the true value lenough neglect Overdo, d-vůr-d68'. v. a. to do more than Overspread, 8-vůr-spréd'. v. 2. to cover over Over-drive, d-vůr-drive'. v. a. to drive too Overstock, d-vůr-stok'. v. a. to all too full, to hard, or beyond strength crowd liar Overfow, d-vůr-fid'. v. a. to fill beyond the Overstrain, d-vůr-stråne'. v. a. to stretch too brim; to overrun Overt, d'vért. a. open, publick (growth by pursuit, to come up to something going down; to demolish; to defeat Over-hear, 6-vůr-hére'. v. a. to hear thoseOverthrow, d'vůr-thró. s. the staie of being who do not mean to be heard turned upside down ; ruin ; defeat Overjoy, d-vůr-jởè'. v. a to transport with Overtook, 6-vůr-t88k': pret. and part. pass. too much joy of overtake Overjoy, d'rúr-j&è. 8. transport, ecstasy Overtop, ó-vůr-top'. v. a. to rise above; to Overlarge, 6-vůr-lárje'. a. larger than enough excel, to surpass; to obscure Overlay, d-vůr-là'. v. a. to oppress by tuolOverture, d'vềr-tshůre. s. opening, disclosure ; much weigbt or power, to smother proposal; a piece of musick Overleap, 6-vúr-lépe'. V. a. to pass by a jump Overturn, d-vúr-tůrn'. v. a. to throw down, Overiive, d-vůr-liv'. v. a. to survive, to out to ruin; to conquer (high a price live (too much Overvalue, d-vůr-val'ld. v. a. to rate at too Overload, d-vůr-Ide'. v. a. to burden with Overweak, d-vůr-wéke'. a. too weak, too feeOverlotus, -vr-lỏng. a. too long ble Overlook, d-vůr-186k'. v. a. to view from all overweigh, 8-vůr-wa'. v. 2. to preponderate hower place; to peruse ; to neglect ; tollOverweight, o'vúr-wate. a. preponderance pass over unnoticed [powers | Overwhelm, 8-vůr-hwêlm'. r. a. to crush Overmatch, d'vúr-mâtsh. s. one of superior Overwrought, d-vůr-rảwt'. part. laboured too Overmuch, d-vúr-mùtsh'. a. too mach, more much than enough (degreeOverworn, d-vúr-wörn'. part. word out Overmuch, 6-vůr-mấtsh'. ad. in too great a Oviform, d've-fèrm. a. having the shape of an Oversight, 6-vůr-nlte'. s. the night before egg Overpass, 6-vůr-pås'. v. a. to overlook, toOviparous, 8-vip'pa-rús. a. bringing forth eggo omit (the price Owe, d. v. a. to be indebted Overpay, d-vůr-pu'. v. a. to reward beyond Owi, 881. 8. bird that flies about in Overplus, d'vůr-plús. 8. surplus Owlet, i'let. (high a price pronouns, My, Thy, His, Our, Your Overprize, Isver-prize. 1. a. to value at too Their (to avow Overreach, d-pår-réétsk'. v. a to deceive, to Own, One. v. a. to acknowledge ; to claim ; go beyond Owner, Onir. s. one to whom any thing be- predominant power ; to superintend ; to black cattle ; a oastrated bul Oxlip, 8ks'llp. s. the cowslip Cand vinegar Overrun, d-rúr-růn'. v. er to harass by incur-Oxycrate, öks'é-kråte. 8. a mixture of water sions, to ravage; to oves sprend Oxygen, éks'é-jén. s. a quality generating acid P ousness make peace Oxymel, ok'sé-mél. s. a mixture of vinegari Page, pádje. V. a. to mark the pages of a book and honey Pageant, påd'júnt. s. a statue in a show, a Oyer, B'yůr. s. a court of judicature spectacle of entertainment Oyes, 8-yis'. s. the introduction to any pro-||Pageant, råJ'jủnt. a. showy, pompons clamation or advertisement given by the Pageantry, pád'jún-tré. 6. pomp, show public criers Pagod, på god. s. an Indian idol; the temple Oyster, dė'stůr. 8. a bivalve testaceous fish of the idol Ozæna, d-ze'nå. s. an ulcer in the inside of the Paid, påde, the pret. and part. pass. of рау nostrils Pail, pále. s. a wooden vessel hold Painful, påne'tůl. a. full of pain; afflictive Pabular, påb'hu-lår. a. affording aliinunt or laborious aboriously provender Painfully, på ne'fol-lè. ad. with great pain ; Pabulation, påb-bà-là'shủn. 8. the act of feed-Painfulness, påne'fül-nés. s. affliction ; labori ing, or procuring provender Pabulous, påb'bů-lūs. a. alimeotal, affording Painless, påne'lls. a. without paio aliment Painstaker, pånz'ta-kůr. 6. a laborious person Pace, páse. e. step ; gait; amhle Painstaking, pånz'td-king. a. laborious, indusPace, páse. v. n. to move on slowly trious (and colours Pacer, på'sůr. s. be that paces; a pad Paint, pånt. v. a. to represent by delineation Pacification, pås-se-fé-kò'shủn. s. the act of Paint, pånt. s. colours representative of any naking peace thing; colours laid on the face Pacificutor, pås-sé-fè-ka'tứr. 8. peacemaker Painter, på n'túr. s. one who professes painting Pacificatory, på-siffe-kå-zúr-ė. a. tending to Painting, pán'ting. s. the act of representing objects by delineation and colours, a picture Pacifick, på-sit'rik. a. mild, gentle Pair, påre. s. two things suiting one another Pacifier, pås'se-rl-úr. 8. one who pacifies a couple Pacify, pås'sė-tl. v. a. to appease Pair, påre. v. a. to join in couples Pack, påk. s. a large bundle ; a due number of Palace, pållås. s. a royal house car js ; a number of hounds hunting togeth- | Palanquin, wal-an-kéén. s. a kind of covered er; any great number carriage, used in the eastery countries, and Pack, påk. v. a. to bind up for carriage supported on the shoulders of slaves Packer, påkíkůr. 5. one who binds up bales Palatable, pållåt-tå-bl. a. pleasing to the taste fer carriage Palate, pållåt. s. the instrument of taste ; Packet, påk'kit. 3. a mail of letters mental relish (tre, dima Packhorse, påk'horse. s. a horse of burden Pale, påle. a. wan, white or look ; faint of lise Packthread, påk'thred. 8. strong thread used Pale, påle. s. an enclosure ; a district or terin tying up parcels ritory ; the uniddle part of a scutcheon Pæt, påkt. Pale, pále. v. a. to enclose with pales Paction, påk'shsa. 8. a bargain, a covenant | Palefaced, påleʼråste. a. having the face was Pad, påd. s. the road, a foot-path; an easy - Paleness, påle'nės. 8. wanness paced horse ; a robber that infests the roads Palette, pållit. s. a painter's board on foot; a low soft saddle Palfrey, pål'frè. or pål-fré. s. a small hörse fit Pad, pad. v. 1. tu travel gently; to rob on for ladies to beat a way smooth and level Palinode, pål'in-8de. 8. a recantation Paddle, påd'dl. v. n. to row; to play in the Palioody, pal'lin-6-dé. Palisade, pål-lé-sade'. s. pales set by way of Paddle, pâd'di. s. an oar, particularly that| enclosure which is used by a single rower in a boat Palish, påle'ish. a. somewhat pale Paddock, pâd'dảk. s. a great frog or toad; a Pall, påll. s. a cloak or mantle of state ; the snall enclosure for deer covering thrown over the dead Padlock, pad'18k. s. a hanging lock [lock Pall, påll, v. a. to make insipid or vapid ; to Padlock, påJ'lok. v. a. to fasten with a pad dispirit ; to cloy Pæan, pe'án. 8. a song of triumph Pallet, pållst. 8. a small mean bed Pagan, pa' gân. B. a heatben Pallmall, pêl-mêl'. s. a play in which the ball Pagan, pà'gân. a. beathenish is struck with a mallet through an iron ring Paganismn, på'gan-lem. 6. beathenien Palliate, pal'le-åte. v. a. to corer with excuse; Page, pådje. &. che side of the leaf of a book ; to extenuate (vourable representation a young boy attending on a great person Palliation, pál-lé-a'shủn. 6. extenuation, in foot; water Palliative, pallé-a-tiv. 8. something miti-Pantaloon, pån-ta-166n.' $. a man's garment ; gating a character in a pantomine [gods Pallid, pål'lîl. a. pale, not high-coloured Pantheon, pân-thè'ún. s. a temple of all the Palm, påın. s. a tree; victory ; inner part of Pantile, pân'tile. s. a gutter tile the hand Pantomine, pân'to-mime. 8. a tale exhibited Palm, påm. v. a. to conceal in the palm of the only in gesture and dumb show hand; to impose by fraud Pantry, pân'tré. s. the room in which proPalmer, påm'úr. 8. a pilgrim visions are reposited (for infants Palmiferous , pål-mir fér-ús. a. bearing palms Pap, påp. s. the nipple, a dug; food made Palmipede, påi' me-pède. a. web-footed Papa, på-på'. s. a fond name for Father Palinistry, pål'mnis-trė. s. the cheat of fore-Papacy, pa' på-bė. s. popedom telling fortunes by the lines of the palm Papal, nå pål. a. belonging to the pope Palmy, på mé. a. bearing palms Paper, på'půr. s. substance on which mea Palpability, pâl-pa-bil'd-té. s. quality of be write and print (made of paper ing perceivable to the touch Paper, på'půr. a. any thing slight or thin, Palpable, pal'på-bl. a. gross; plain Paper, på'půr. v. a. to furnish with paper Palpableness, pål på-bl-nes. plainness, bangings grossness Papillary, påp'pil-a-ré. a. having emulgent Palpably, pálpa-blé. ad. grossly, plainly vessels, or resemblances of paps Palpitate, pál'pe-tåte. T. a. to beat as the Papist, på'nist. 8. one that adheres to popery heart, te lutter (the beart||Papistical, på-pis'te-kål. a. relating to the rePalpitation, pål-pe-ta'shủn. s. a panting of ligion of papists Paisied, på l'zld. a. diseased with a palsy Pappy, påp'pé. a. soft, succulent Paisy, pål’zė. s. a privation of the sense of Par, pår. s. state of equality, equal value feeling Parable, pår'rå-bl. s. a similitude Paiter, pål'tir. v. n. to shift, to dodge Parabola, på-råb'bd-lå. s. one of the conick Paltriness, pål'tré-nés. 5. the state of being sections paltry Parabolical, pår-ra-böl'lė-kål. a. expressed Paltry, pål'trè. 2. sorry, mean [food by parable or similitude ; having the nature Pamper, på in'půr. v. a. to glut, to feed with or form of a parabola Pamphlet, påın'fiêt. s. a small book unbound Parabolically, pár-rå-bl’lė-kål-lé. ad. by Pamphleteer, påm-det-téer'. s. a scribbler of way of parable; in the form of a parabola small books (lock of a gun Parade, pår-råde'. 8. show ; military order Pan, pån. s. a kitchen vessel ; part of the Paradigm, pår'a-dim. 8. example Panacea, pål-a-se'. s. universal medicine Paradisiacal, pår-â-dé-sl'ä-kål. a. suiting paraPancake, pån'kåke. s. thin pudding baked in dise, making paradise the fryingpan Paradise, pår'ra-dise. s. the garden of Eden ; Panado, pa-nå'dd. s. bread boiled in water a place of felicity Pancreas, pång'kré-ås. 5. the sweetbread Paradox, pår'rå-dôks. 8. a tenet contrary to Pandect, pân'dekt. 8. a complete treatise received opinion Pandemnick, pån-dém’mik. a. incident to a Paradoxical, pår-å-dôk'sėkål. a. inclined to whole people new tenets Pander, páo'dúr. 6. a pimp, a procurer Paragon, pår'rå-gôn. 8. a model, a pattern Pane, pane. s. a square of glass Paragraph, pår'rå-gráf. s. a distinct pari of a Panegyrick, páa-ne-jéı'rik. B. an elogy, an discourse (a parallax epcomiastick piece Parallactick, pår-sál-låk't?k. a. pertaining to Panegyrist, pån-né-jêr'ríst. s. one that writes Parallax, pår'ràl-låks. 8. the distance between praise, an encomiast i the true and apparent place of any star Panegyrize, pân'é-je-rize. v. a. to praise highly |Parallel, pâr'rål-lél. a. extended in the same Panel, pån'oîl. s. a square inserted between direction, and preserving the same distance ; other bodies; a schedule or roll, containing haring the same tendency; equal the names of such jurors as the sheriti pro- Parallel, pår'ral-lêl. s. lines continuing their vides to pass upon a trial course, and still remaining at the same disPang, pång. s. extreme pain (rear tance from each other; resemblance Panick, pán'nîk. s. a sudden and groundless Parallelism, pår'rál-lél-Izm. 5. state of being Panpel, pån'nii. s. a kind of rustick saddle parallel (liced quadrilateral figure Pagnier, pån'yúr. c. a basket Parallelogram, pår-a-lêi'ld-gråm, 8. a rightPanoply, pân'mb-plė. s. complete armour Parallelnpiped, pår-a-le 1-10-pipêd. s. a priann Pant, paat. v. n. to palpitate, to wish ear whose base is a parellelogram nestly (heart|Paralogism, pår-rai'18-jszm. b & false ar Padl, pånt. 8. palpitation, inution of tbell gument |