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Oenocer,
on the other side.
Oeucer,
against, towards, in front of.
Decer,
behind.
Hemai,
there;
hemaicer,
there about.
M.ai¿ric,
that way.
J\![eric,
yonder.
Mene,
between.
Nane,
here;
nenecer,
here about.
Wei-ecer,
out ide, without.
Wenicer,
here about;
winai,
here
Yauric,
this way.
Zolcgen,
ot1tside, on deck.
Zeiicer,
in the middle.
Emersh,
witbin, inside.
H etencer,
furtber clown.
Wicer,
up sicle down.
Gicer, hicer,
over, against.
Wid.c,
bither;
encer,
aside.
Eiirncer,
far;
ecilcer,
near.
lV1igircen,
on top, uppermost.
Horkocer,
on tbe rigbt.
.Jcinecer,
on the Jeft.
Golc,
over, beyond;
goce,
do,vn.
Shak,
t his side ;
1none,
yonder.
Denocen,
ide ways, on its side.
Eiwer,
further, bigher, on top.
1Vaicenc, JJecocen,
back, back wards.
Washc,
off, away.
Ogen,
on both sicles.
Oaice,
towa,rds;
yaice,
towards me;
rnaice,
towards tbee.
A
0011,
ou one side.
(fil'n,
off, from, a.way;
yirn,
off me;
mfrn,
off t hee.
Or11ai,
wh ere~
wliitber "I
cenaicer,
where nl.J01 1t,