Definitions
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- v. Present participle of enwall.
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Examples
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The great dome enwalling with glittering mosaics a heaven of its own, and blazing with figured saints, and the golden distich,
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To some, indeed, the enclosure of the open fields may appear as the outward symbol of that enwalling of the nation's economic freedom which transformed the artisan from an independent craftsman to a wage-earner, and made of him a link in the chain of our modern factory system.
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But the farmers, eager that the enwalling should be finished before the first snows came, allowed their men no respite.
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