plan or scheme.

into eight leaves.

păm' phlět, a printed work of a few

sheets of paper stitched together, but not bound.

paste' board, paper pulp compressed, or paper pasted together and rolled, into a stiff sheet.

type-metal lower than the letters, used for spacing.

quar' to, consisting of sheets folded into four leaves.

quoin (kwoin), a device for holding

type securely while being printed. ream, twenty quires of paper.

děs o la' tion, waste; ruin; havoc.
pros pěr' ĭty, thrift; welfare.
loy' ǎl ty, devoted allegiance.
trea' son, disloyalty; treachery.

e lu' çi date, to explain.
mys' ti fy, to puzzle; mislead.
hăz' ard, chance; risk; venture.
çer' tain ty, surety; without doubt.
per pěn die' u lar, vertical; upright.
hør i zŎn' tal, on a level.

in suf fi' cient, scanty; inadequate.

ex ǎs' per ate, to provoke.
eon çil' i ate, to appease; to win.

ĕm' bry o, first state; the germ.
de věl' op ment, growth; maturity.
ǎl lē' vi ate, to allay; to lighten.
åg' gra vāte, to vex; to augment.
eon çen' trate, to condense.
dis perse', to diffuse; to scatter.
jõe' u lar, sportive; jocose.
měl' an chol y, gloomy; sad; dejected.

ǎp pûr' te nançe, a minor improvement; a right or privilege belonging to any property and passing with it; an appendage.

lănd' lord, one who owns real estate

and leases it to another. lease, to let; a contract for rent. les sēe', one to whom a lease is given.

chăt' tel, any movable property. deed, a written contract under seal, usually transferring the ownership of real estate.

ease' ment, a right or privilege of

one person in the property of another.

fee-sim' ple, an absolute fee; a fee

without conditions or limits.

fix' tures, permanent appendages; fixed furniture.

grant ēe', a person to whom a grant

or conveyance is made.

grant' ôr, the person by whom a grant or conveyance is made.

or personal property for the payment of a debt.

môrt ga gee', one to whom a mortgage is given.

môrt' ğa gôr, one who gives a mort

gage upon his property.

nō' tå ry, an officer empowered to note protests, administer oaths, take depositions, etc.

prèm' is es, propositions admitted; a piece of real estate.

quit' claim, to release a claim to by deed, without covenants of warranty.

re lease', to let go; a discharge from a debt or claim.

in den' ture, a written contract under seal.

in eŭm' brançes, burden or charges upon property.

an impression; wax stamped; to ratify with a seal.

u'şu ry, demanding and accepting interest beyond the legal rate. war' ran ty, surety; to warrant.

occupancy and dispossession

landlord and tenant

rental and removal

purchase and option

permanent and transient

mortgage and release

property or capital.

băl' ançe, weigh; adjust; to poise.

ĕs' ti må ble, valuable; worthy of esteem.

origin.

read' ily, quickly; cheerfully.

re çede to retreat; to move back. sǎl' à ry, a recompense for services.

ex traôr' di na ry (-trôr'-), unusual. fôr' ty, sum of ten and thirty; four times ten.

su per in tĕnd' ent, inspector; super

visor.

till, as far as; to cultivate. un til', to; up to; till.

invented by Bessemer.

bi tū' min ous, containing bitumen and mineral pitch, as soft coal. breaker, a place in which coal is

broken and prepared for market. căn' nel cōal, a coal which burns readily with a bright flame.

eär' bon, pure charcoal.

chär' coal, coal made by charring wood.

smelting operation.

hěm' a tite, a variety of iron ore. Lăck' a wạn na, a variety of coal. Le' high, a variety of coal. peat, a kind of vegetable substance, dried, used for fuel.

pig-iron, blocks or bars of cast-iron as it comes from the smelter.

păd' dling, the operation or process of transforming pig-iron into wrought

iron.

conduit.

eōke, mineral coal, from which the volatile substances have been removed by heat.

Sie' mens (see'-), a process of making steel invented by Siemens. slag, the earthy matter separated during manufacture of metals.

from the ore.

grăn' u lāte, to form into grains.

ioned.

com păr' i son, act of comparing.