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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
chark .
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The collier or collyer was the labourer who cut the timber, stacked it in heaps, charked it, and conveyed the coal on pack-horses to the iron bloomary and forge, situated in some neighbouring valley, where a stream of water gave motion to the bellows and the tilt-hammer.
The Coal Question~ Of the Iron Trade William Stanley Jevons 1865
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