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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. 1905 Excerpt:...requires no alteration, LK, m®k t: iitissf Let what will be, be--whatever my future may. jlfc&felHl-ih b 7 1 i Let you know, to--to inform you; to tell you. Jfft&f, mt Level down, to--to bring what is higher to an equality with things that are lower. tC b LT C & Level sea--the placid sea. $f Level up, to--to bring what is lower to an equality with what is higher. l£ b l± Level With the ground--flat; prostrate, f: giHt:£ Levying war--"the assembling of a body of men for the purpose of effecting by force a treasonable object.";i, min Liabilities--that which one is under obligation to pay; debts. j Liberal education--education befitting a gentleman, so it is such as is extended beyond the practical necessities of life $±11 fflf "f h Libeial party--one of the two great political parties, distinguished in general for its liberal and progressive spirit. gEl3j$, tjCitSt Liberal studies--the study of such subjects as language, literature, arts, etc., which enlarge and elo vate a man's mind. tSPjJCpjlitr AfrSl&tC & LVZ®ffi Liberty of the press--freedom to print, or publish, without legal supervision. fafRcofafa Liberty pole--a tall flag staff, on which the national colors of the United States are, at times, raised. Lick into shape, to--to give order or shape to something which is rude or imperfect; to improve; to revise; to refashion. The phrase owes its origin to the fable that the cubs of a bear were born shapeless, and were licked into shape by their mother, iffl.itT%.&1£ h Lick the dust, to--to be slain; to perish in battle. t h, K-f Lick the spittle of, to--to crouch before; to be meanly servile towards. 2p#rf i, jgerr Lie at one's door, to--to be attri. butable to one; one is chargeable...