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for instance, "Fill the Barrel full John or else it will glox

in Carriage"--

=Glutch=--To Glutch, to swallow--the act of

Swallowing--i.e.--He glutchd hard that is he swallowed with

difficulty

=Hit= to strike

=Hazon=--To Hazon a Person is to scold or menace him--

=Harl=--=a Harl=--Something entangled--His hair is all in a

harl--i.e. knotted--uncombed

ravle

=To harl=--to entangle

=Hire= for hear--Dont hire do not _hear_

=Hatch= a small door or gate--generally applied to the half

doors frequent in Shops

=Heft=--weight--i e what heft is that Parcel i e what weight is

it--(perhaps a contraction of heavy-weight)

=Hike= To hike off--to sneak away dishonorably

=Hitch=--monthly Agents

=Howe=--Pronounced Broad and Long Ho-ow or Hau-ow--To be in a

hauow--to be anxious

=Howed for=--provided for--taken care of--a figurative

expression undoubtedly derived from the term

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