A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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6ot})I«j *>. a. &: n. to sup, to sip. tEaf«, 772. luft.
Qot, a. sweet; agreeable, fair; dear. ttaft, n. taffety, lustring, -banb, 72.
- fomn, sound sleep. -afttS) a. taffety-riband.
sweetish. -flfttgl^Ct, /. sweetisluiess. tEag, 72. stroke, hold, pull, drawing,
-blemjier) n. camomil. -ebrob} n. un- touch. t)arfl t -it (om flfF) , to bite,
leavened bread, -cbflgat) rn. azymes. to swallow.
-Eumittj w. sweet cumin -brandy. ttaga, v. a. to take, to seize. - i for=
-fAfCT) /. pi. sweet tilings, sweet- frar, to stand up for. -][)tt&et, bring
meats, -fur, a. sweet and sour, -ip,
a. unsound. — Ittflj /". sweet, sweet-
it here, this way. - ffg mct-, to take
food. - flf, V. a. to take oil", to clear
ness, deliglitfuluess, pleasantness.—n to invite
to a dance. -(igt»pp,to recover,
to improve. - ur, to take out of. —
Ut, to take out. - Ut fin ratt, to take
one's due. — vHf to begin, — iHa pib
fig, to be alarmed, to take on. - at
fig, to take to one's self. - OfPer, to
take over, - fig, v. r. to recover,
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