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PONIARD , a See also: dagger, particularly one of small See also: size, used for stabbing at close quarters
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The French word poignard, from
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See Mem
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See also: Roy
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Astron
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See also: Soc. x
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357; Proc
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Roy
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Soc. iii
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434; See also: Penny Cyclopaedia (De See also: Morgan) ; F
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W
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Bessel, Pop
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Varlesungen, p . 543; Report Brit . Assoc. i . 128, 136 (See also: Airy) ; See also: Sir G
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Airy's Autobiography, p
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127; See also: Observatory, xiii
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204, xxii
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357; See also: Annual Biograpky and Obituary (1837) ; R
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See also: Grant, Hirt. of Phys
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Astron. p
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491; Royal Society's
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