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To, ORDAIN : to order. 

 ORDAINED : intended (common). 

 OVERLAND FARM : a parcel of land, with- 

 out a houfc to it. 



P. 



PASSAGE: ferry; the ordinary name. 

 PIKE, PEEK, or PICK : a prong or hay 



fork. Q^ Analogous with war pike ? 

 TO PITCH : to fling fheaves upon a flack or 



mow. See page 177, 

 PLANSHER : a chamber floor. 

 PLOW : a team of oxen. 



PLUM : light and puJfFy, as fome foils'. ' 



POOK: a cock of hay. 



POTWATER : water for houfhold purpofes. 

 POUND HOUSE : cider manufadory. Sec 



p. 228. 

 POTTS : furniture of pack horfes. See p. 1 22. 



R. 



RAW CREAM : cream raifed in the natural 

 way : not " fcalded," or " clouted." 



RED HAY : mowburnt hay ; in difl:in-6lion to 

 " green hay," or h?.y which has taken a mo- 

 derate heat ; and to " vinny hay," or tha,t 

 which is mouldy. 



R EED : unbruifed ftraw, of wheat or rye. 



KOO : rough. 



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