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. 1843 Excerpt: ... re.--To fall in hand with a thins or go about it, rem aliquant aggredi, molirl, uacipere; ad opus atiquod accingere.--To get the upper hand of one, superare; luperiorem evadere, primas ferre.--To get a thing into one's nantis, nliqua re potiri; rem penea ae or in potentate Bu& habere.--To give a person one's hand, ...
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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. 1843 Excerpt: ... re.--To fall in hand with a thins or go about it, rem aliquant aggredi, molirl, uacipere; ad opus atiquod accingere.--To get the upper hand of one, superare; luperiorem evadere, primas ferre.--To get a thing into one's nantis, nliqua re potiri; rem penea ae or in potentate Bu& habere.--To give a person one's hand, manu m alicui porrigere.--To go from the business in hand, a re proposita disced ere; copo aberrare.--Tobare business in hand, aliquo negotio occupari.--To have a hand in an affair, al (cujus rei part ici pe m esse.--To have one's hands full of business, ealago; multis negotiis occupatum, dietentum, impedituin esse.--To lay hands on one (seize or apprehend), aliquem prehendere or apprcliendere; inanus alicui injicere: (as a bishop), mantis alicui i m pone re; manu s alicui imponendo (au s la precari.--To lay violent hands on one's self, vim aibi inferre; mortem sibi consciecere.--To live from hand to mouth, in diem vive re; laborando aigre vita m suetinere.--Topart 's, v-quo Marte or certa m ine.--To put a thing into one's Is or power, rem in alicujua potentate m tradere or; fidei alicujus committere or credere.--To put a thing out of one's hands or power, extra alicujus jmlestatem ponere.--To set one's hand to a writing, ohsigno; manu eua subscribers.--To join or shake hands, deitras jungere.--To take one by the hand, aliquem dextra prehendere.--To take a person's cause in hand, causam alicujus auacipere.--To take what comes next to hand, obvia qun-que arripere.--To take an injury at one's bauds, injuriant mussnre or mussitare. IT Hand (hand-tcriting), inanus; litera; chirogiaphmn.--A neat hand, liters lepid.T, --To counterfeit one's hand, alicujus rhirngraphum imitar).--Sho...
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