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- cl Sec. 903. =Chloride of Barium=, Ba Cl{2}2H{2}O 208 + 36; anhydrous, Ba, 65.86 per cent., Cl, 34.14; specific gravity, 3.75, is in commerce in the form of white, four-sided, tabular crystals; water dissolves about half its weight at ordinary temperatures, three-fourths at 100 deg. Its solution gives a white precipitate with sulphuric acid, quite insoluble in water and nitric acid.
- clear It was so perfectly clear that Stobart laughed.
- cloud Cherry, through a glittering cloud of hair, looked at her steadily.
- clout When the guests all came to the fourpenny table to sup, Nick spoke to Master Roger Clout.
- cloy But when y is preceded by a vowel, in such instances as the above, it is not changed into i; as, boy, boys; I cloy, he cloys; except in the words lay, pay, and say I from which are formed laid, paid, and said; and their compounds, unpaid, unsaid, &c.
- club What'll we call the club?
- clue There is a passage in Eusebius, which may be rendered very plain, and to the purpose, if we make use of the clue above-mentioned.
- coal The coal is conveyed to Kuching weekly, in a small sailing vessel.
- coil He had nothing with him but a knapsack, a coil of rope, and a weather-beaten ice-axe, besides one small book, which he read whenever he read at all.
- coir L Declared value of nuts 5,485 Ditto of Coir 10,318 Kernels, or Copperah 6,503 Shells 210 Oil 19,142 Arrack 11,657 ---- Total L53,315
- col On the 4th of July, 1778, two years after the declaration of Independence, Col.
- cola Who should see that the shield become what he proposes, but Cola di Rienzi?
- cold "You'll be cold," he muttered, thinking of the night air.
- cole What's your handicap at golf, Mr. Cole?
- coleus Vigorous coleus stocks, three months old, gave best results if cut to within two or three inches of the pot and all or nearly all the leaves removed from the stump.
- collar Something deep down in me, like a little live creature whispering, told me to make him turn down that collar and throw off that rough coat.
- collier You have barely spoken a word to me, and you've been disagreeably nice to Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Van Dyke.
- color With Color Frontispiece and other illustrations by Harrison Fisher.
- colors At the storming of Savannah two officers fell in an attempt to plant these colors upon a redoubt of the enemy.
- colour Behind the downs rise again, their slopes in spring a mass of colour-green corn, squares of bright yellow mustard, bright crimson trifolium, and brown fallows.
- colours But I should have misjudged him, because the colours were real.
- colt She used to write to me when she was first married, four years ago, and send me occasional 'tips' for Christmas and birthdays, and she was going to give me a Lexington colt when I came East, but she's quit all that, because I was an ungrateful cub and never answered, I suppose.
- cool 9. When cold and firm, cover and set in a cool, dark place.
- cooler It was even said that this stout banker could tell a man to his face that he was a scoundrel with a cooler nerve than any in Lombard Street.
- could You could do it splendidly."
- court But they've all gone wrong in Barker's Court.
- cowl "At Clacton, Miss Ingate," answered Mr. Cowl imperturbably.
- coyly Why no more Greet'st thou thy darling, from the caverned rock Peeping all coyly?
- cull Do I lament that roseate youth has flown In the hard labour grudged its niggard meed, And cull from far and juster lands alone Few flowers from many a seed?
- cur "Told you that fat cur was a first-class trumpeter," said Orme languidly, while the Sergeant ejaculated in tones of deep disgust: "Good Lord!
- curl A high forehead looked higher by reason of a growth of thick hair standing nearly an inch upright from the scalp, like the fur of a beaver in life, without curl or ripple.
- flour Moisten a tablespoonful of flour in a little cold milk; when smooth, add a half cup of cream, if you have it; if not, a half cup of milk.
- joule Her ally France had lost, during the same period, the old battleship Bouvet, the cruiser Leon Gambetta, the destroyer Dague, and the submarines Joule, Mariotte, and one unidentified.
- lour
- Cal Bulletin, San Francisco, Cal.
- Coll C. was chosen its first Moderator and Principal of its Theological Coll.
- Cor Inclina cor meum Deus.
- Coulee If they get them wagons half way to the coulee marked with a cross, they'll sure have to attach wings onto 'em.
- Clair Mr. St. Clair stammered delightedly.
- Coley "Gee whiz!" said Coley, "goin' to feed the boss' uncle on ham and eggs?"
- COLO Sell any way I can; have never sold in the orchard; sell culls for apple-butter, and make some cider; have marketed at good prices at Pueblo, Colo.
- COLS These are the two most definitely marked types of col. We might feel ourselves compelled to assign most cols to one type or the other, if we allowed our freedom to be restrained by the bondage of scientific definition.
- colder His look was colder than ever as he answered.
