| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - We do not see how any light is thrown upon it either by a reference to the Italian pinto or to any such idea as that the child so described can have pins instead of toes.POMP??This mysterious word, pronounced pawmpy, is meant to be the French participle pomp??, which signifies pumped or pumped out; and so in Glynnese is figuratively applied to mean jaded or exhausted.POWDER OF POSTThe Autho
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