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This storing up of energy is analogous to pulling aside the lath, and is the making use of the elasticity of the Aether, in order to produce a tendency to recoil.— Aether and Gravitation
The houses were constructed principally of timber, lath, and plaster and were apparently of great antiquity.— Recollections of Old Liverpool
The latter was a low long building, constructed of stone, lath, and plaster, and presented the appearance of an ordinary country cottage.— Recollections of Old Liverpool
You're a great long growing boy, thin as a lath, and it'd take years to make you fit to kill, so as it don't matter for you There is a chance open to us now for escape," said Don bitterly; "to get right away, and journey to some port, where we could get a passage to England as sailors, and you treat it with ridicule Not I, Mas' Don, lad You do, Jem.— The Adventures of Don Lavington Nolens Volens
With respect to the smaller description, such as lath-wood, spars, and oars, the reduction will be proportionate Such were the great measures of free-trade brought forward by the government.— The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. From George III. to Victoria

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