"The sacred stone journey continues into the sun by the Eighth House to work out some of the Assassin bugs. Here's a few of the loose ships.
Old English- an, on, a, (acknowledge), ALIKE
Angina pectoris: a condition
angst- Cusparia trilfoliata, angostura bark; also from anguish- angustus, narrow
~canaille- a consideration of a sum (mass) in relation to people

At the end of the definition for the word ask, we have a critical error where it seems the wishing well is seemingly implanted into the diction right at the heart between the question and the answer. The thing referred to as ( IT) may need serious examination and further study. It may be that the the learning switch is turned off at a very young age in just the right way where acquiring knowledge becomes negative by applying this wishing bell effect. Acquaint is the first word on page 16 in text defined, and means "to cause to come to know". This is not acceptance, it is more pathological navigation as exemplified by the suffixed root cognition (root gnō-); Medieval Latin adcognitāre, from Latin accognitus, past participle of accognoscere, to know perfectly : ad- (intensive prefix) + cognoscere, to know, sound keys: acquaintance, askance

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The Lop Nur, even though a Nuclear test site since 1964, has nothing to do with air per se, the word air itself is from French air, tune, from Italian aria. This belongs to the root wer-¹- which contains the aero- prefix along with artery and aura. Its Pokorny seems to be the minnesinger* which has two roots, one being [ men-¹- fret (29) ] inclusive of mind, mental, monitor, and Muse. The other root is seng^wh- which is the song sung between these elements. The closest rooted spelling for any lop is lope from Old Norse hlaupa, to leap, and this leads to the leapfrog test where internal operations of a system are checked with arithmetic or logical operations on one section of storage, transferring the new information to another section, repeating the operation, and crosschecking the results.

~amiss¹- out of logical or useful order, or arrangement; faulty; defective construction or rhythm; incompatible, Middle English amis, probably from Old Norse ā mis, so as to miss : ā, on + mis, act of missing; see root mei-¹-; fealty* (rejective art*, scorpion grass*, Fort Erie*)

-Halloween: October 31, short for Hallow Even : ALLHALLOW(MAS) + EVEN², also see evenfall
-All Saint's Day: November 1, Christian feast for saints, Allhallows, see Halloween
-all seed- knotgrass: (Paspalum distichum) spikelets arranged in two rows along the rachis, weedy plants
-All Soul's Day: November 2, Roman Catholic Church: praying for souls in a perceived purgatory
Reference: From [ men-¹- fret (29) ] Suffixed o-grade form *mon-twæ, mosaic
Note:  Purgatory is a classification for the Roman Catholic Church practice of telling dead people who have previously died in grace they must now expiate for their sins, as make amends, on November 2nd every year, a seeming form of witchcraft of talking to the dead and mocking them.

~ana- ana²: both in same quantity; equal amounts of synthetic drug, Middle English, from Medieval Latin, from Greek, at the rate of; Warning: news-nurse-ad; ana¹:  no derivative, a collection of various materials that reflect the character of a person or place, as in the suffix -ana: Louisiana; ana- prefix, upward, up: analects; backward, back: anaphase; again, anew: analogy (leapfrog test)

~anlage¹- Biology: classification for the clustering embryonic cells from which a part or an organ develops; primordium; fundamental principle; foundation for development, German, fundamental principle, from Middle High German anlāge, request : ane-, on, (from Old High German ana-) + lāge, act of laying (from Old High German lāga, see root legh-)

References:
Primordium- earliest stage, Latin prīmōrdium, origin : prīmus, first, see root per-¹- planck's constant (30) + ōrdīrī, to begin to weave, see root ar- cosmic compass (17)*
Lie- to lay, lair, root legh-; outlaw, fellow, fallacy**, fanatical*
Anlace- two-edged Medieval dagger, Middle English anelas, possibly from alesnes, awl

~anschluss- a political union, especially one unifying Nazi Germany and Austria in 1938, German, annexation, from anschliesen, to enclose, annex : an, on (from Middle High German ane, from Old High German ana) + schliesen, to close (from Middle High German sliezen, from Old High German sliozan)

References:
Ansate- Ankh, coded handle, Latin ānsātus, from ānsa, handle
Anserine- subfamily Anserinae, see root ghans-; chenopod, solace*
Answer- reply, see root swer-; swearing against, *and-swaro, rebuttal, lipstick**
Antae- two lower quarter pier posts in Greek temple [ref: ghrēi- curiosity (36)]

~on- indication for contact position; support position; above surface occurrence extent; indication of location adjacent; proximity; indication of attachment to or suspension from; web; indication for a figurative or abstract position or idea; object; indication for figurative abstract motion toward, against, or onto: jumped on the bandwagon; indication of occurrence at a specific time or particular occasion; date; indication of an object affected by a figurative action; threat; indication of an object of an action directed, tending, or moving against it; warning; indication of the object of perception or thought; subject; indication of the agent or agency of a specified action: bulldozer destroyed my house; indication of routine drug application; habitual; indication of cause; assumption; indication of an altered state of consciousness: "We will reach our judgments not on intentions or on promises but on deeds and on results" (Margaret Thatcher - AHD); indication of initial purpose; intention; indication of the state or process of positive integrity; promise; indication of a means of conversion; deed; indication availability by means of; results; indication of repetition or addition; rhetoric; indication of concern, source, or basis; inception; indicator: operating as expected; function; indicator: assimilation assumed function; destruction, Middle English, from Old English an, on

-on¹: suffix, subatomic particle: baryon; unit; quantum: photon; basic hereditary unit: colon [from ION]
-on²: suffix, inert gas: radon, New Latin from (ARG)ON
-on³: suffix, chemical compound that is not a ketone or a compound that contains oxygen in a carbonyl group: parathion (alteration of -ONE)
-ONCE- Middle English ones from on, one, from Old English ān; from root oi-no-; unicorn1, universe1, unique, see Canopus1 [Serapis; Mythology: god of the lower world, see seraph- three pairs of wings; and Canopus2 (constellation Carina)]

Onanism- Philosophy of the exterminated 2nd son of Judah conceived by young pick-up Canaanite Shū'ah; son named Ō'nan (first was Er) who upon having sex with his brother's (thought to have been exterminated by god for being very evil) wife is thought to have masturbated (reference: Genesis 38: 1-10)

~onslaught- violent attack; overwhelming destruction; ground level slaughter, alteration influenced by obsolete slaughte, slaughter, of Dutch aanslag, a striking at, from Middle Dutch aenslach : aen, on + slach, a striking

The rabbit trails leads straight to the onyx and the chalcedony, a mystical stone mentioned in the Bible in Revelation 21:19, which marks the nogh- root group tagged to this group. It seems, the rest of the pack is another operating system that is telling you to be born is pain. (ad- + nāscī, to be born)
From Acquaint* above: to wish, desire, Suffixed form *ais-sk-, Old English- āscian, ācsian,

21:19 And the foundations of the wall of the city were garnished with all manner of precious stones. The first foundation was jasper; the second, sapphire; the third, a chalcedony; the fourth, an emerald;

~anger- fury; imbalance related to the things one cannot change or that seem like need changing, as in an occurrence where one is hurt; painful; acknowledge fury, remain calm, Middle English angri, from anger, anger

Greek Mythology: Alecto is considered one of the two or more furies located, and is also a lexicon to leeward, as in alee, which is the side of the boat that the wind is blowing on the sail. The aleatory is the gambler, and these feelings nest it seems in the concept of conscience and its development. Conscience rests with the root skei- which also contains the splinter, and Julius Pokorny routes this group to page 919 which is everything from the indicator on top, to the indirectness felt below.
Reference: Conscience- awareness of a right over wrong where empathy and ethics overrule conduct, and empathy and faith communicate as in the ego to superego analogy.

~angina- Angina: no definition provided; Angina pectoris: a condition, such as (severe sore throat), in which spasmodic attacks of suffocating pain occur, Latin quinsy, from Greek ankhonē, a strangling

Unfortunately, angina is not only strange, but surrounded by angels and demons in the dictionary. Of note, Angers was the historical capital of Anjou, which is also referred to as Angevin, polka partner to angina. This contained the House of Anjou, and when following that trail, we see it was in France around the Loire River, but is also a variety of pear with green skin and firm, smooth flesh. This rest directly on the lexeme of the ankh, as mentioned in the definition. The Count of Anjou died in 1151, and is from Medieval Latin Andegavīnus, from Andegavia, Anjou, France. Since no definition of angina exist, it may be associated with the angiotensin, which are two hormones that roam the body and regulate functions related to arterial pressure, which could be linked directly to the emotional feelings of anger. In the lex, between angina and angiotensin, we have all those who study the heart. On both sides of this, we have angels, as in Hercules' club, and on the other, the Angles, or Anglo-Saxons, and the making of the English or anglicization of style and character. It should also be noted that the pectoral shows an image of a great bird with its wings spread apart, and is associated with the respiratory system.

~angst- (evision) mental pain; represented as (angostura bark, South America, Venezuela) of two varieties (Galipea officinalis or Cusparia trilfoliata), where the galloping in the mind is apprehension (aversion to unknown results), and the cussing is from anxiety created from (stimulated aversion), together creating the allusion of depression, German, from Middle High German angest, from Old High German angust. These two bitters are used as tonic and may also be a segment of application or used as brainwashing.

~anguish- (evision) physical pain; to feel or suffer physical pain or abuse: starvation; to experience lack of adequate nutrition resulting in poor physical health: malnutrition; to experience lack of proper education resulting in poor faculty of reason which leads to excessive physically abusive natures that have been created by the system of language: travesty; Middle English angwisshe, from Old French anguisse, from Latin angustiae, distress, from angustus, narrow

We live in a backwards world where the above conditions are seen as a way to make money versus as a way to heal a society as whole creating the flourishing of life. America is built to die from a plan that rapes the poor for experiencing the conditions created for them.

~anxious- worry (root wer-²-  vera (15)); anxiety application (emotional urgency: eager variant of eagre, see bore3, origin unknown) Latin ānxius, from angere, to torment

The eagre is the surge of a wave within a narrowing space as in an estuary of which this flood would be considered traveling upstream. The 3rd bore is attached to the root bher-¹- aviatrix (37) which is a major cause of aversion. So in digging out this state, much more study is needed, as it seems this is more about programming than reality when looking at the hysteria factors, as in hypsometry, and the act of working the upper centers for manipulation as demonstrated in the media and through the voices of those who claim to have a brain. It could also be said that the Gregorian time plug would contribute to this dilemma. A good place to begin to deconstruct these worms, is a series written by Henry See.

Good Times Bad Times 1 The Hysteroidal Cycle

Hysteresis: the lagging of an effect behind its cause, as when the change in magnetism of a body lags behind changes in the magnetic field, Greek husterēsis, a shortcoming, from husterein, to come late, from husteros, late, see root ud-; outlaw2, hysteron proteron2, Mars*

~quinsy²- a derogatory classification for acute inflammation of the tonsils and the surrounding tissue, often leading to the formation of an abscess. Middle English, from Medieval Latin quinancia and Old French quinancie, both from Greek kunankhē, dog quinsy, dog-collar : kuōn, kun-, dog, (see kwon-) + ankhein, to squeeze

As an observer, I cannot rule out that these physical conditions are not directly related to the emotional and mental programming, and that this would be the principle cause. The application of drugs exists only as lucrative cover for the main program, and to prohibit physical awareness of the true surrounding environment. These conditions may also seem to persist at a younger age as personally experienced, so there effectiveness is evident, but is also flawed.

References this section:
Earnest: see er-1- checkers? (44)
Eagle: (two lexicon versions exist) Aquila (constellation in Northern hemisphere near Aquarius and Serpens Cauda), and L'Aquilla (city northeast of Rome) which is polka partner to lapwing which is to leap and waver at once, see larboard (port side) and port2 per-²- halo (31)
Chaste tree- #1) chaste or quash1 (V.agnus-castus), and #2) chastity or quash2 (V. negundo), see root kes-; castrate, castle, cashier, empty void, education*

The proletariat being tagged to this group is a sign of how those who believe participating or contributing to a flourishing society is forbidden, in other words, they only flourish on leisure versus productivity in union with the people who actually comprise life. They assume this can be done administratively, as from above, and as though this is actually in cohesion with the fruition cycle of the Homo Sapiens and earth in a form of balance that ensures survival. But as we have seen, and history has told us, the emperors-idea (currently portrayed) is quite primitive and destructive. The combo-pack between property (capital) and labor (waged) is hardwired to fail until restriction and control is applied fairly without oppression from the process. This was mentioned by Gaither Stewart in an essay entitled, Definitions: Proletariat, and I posted the essay here to track the roots around this particular word. It seems the dunce cap is above, and we may be in their cage.

~canary- small finch (Serinus Canaria) native to the Canary Islands that is greenish to yellow and has long been bred as a cage bird; informer; stool pigeon; sweet white wine from the Canary Island, similar to Madeira; a living 16th century court dance; Color: a light to moderate or vivid yellow, French canari, from Spanish canario, of the Canary Islands, from (Islas) Canarias, Canary (Islands), from Late Latin Canāriae (Insulae), (islands) of dogs, from Latin canārius, pertaining to dogs, canine, from canis, dog
Reference: see map of 23 North Prime below

~canicular- of or related to Sirius or Procyon; of or relating to the dog days, Late Latin Canīculā, Sirius, diminutive, [ref: canid- genus Canis, family Canidae: foxes, wolves, dogs, jackals, and coyotes]

~canine- of or related to the characteristics of the canids; of or related to, or being one of the pointed conical teeth located between the incisors and the first bicuspids; animal of the family Canidae, especially a dog; cuspids, plural for tooth reference, Latin canīnus, from canis, dog

References:
from above angst- Cusparia trilfoliata, angostura bark; also from anguish- angustus, narrow
1-Canis Major- a constellation in the Southern Hemisphere near Puppis and Lepus, containing the star Sirius, Latin canis, dog + major, larger
2-Canis Minor- constellation in the Southern Hemisphere near Hydra and Monoceros, containing the star Procyon, Latin canis, dog + minor, smaller
3-Sirius- brightest star in sky, dog star, also called Sothis, Latin Sīrius, from Greek Seiros, from seirios, burning (see reference to Sothis at end of this section)

In the depiction of The Tree of Eternal Life, also called 'The Tree of the World" that is displayed on the "Ring of Nester" found by a peasant in a large beehive tomb at Pylos, so graciously dug out for us by Joseph Campbell on page 50 of Occidental Mythology (1964), he begins to unfold the story related to the dual goddess, of which is also a part of the Declaration of Independence, (if you look closely). At the bottom of the tree is the dog-like monster (actually a depiction of a dachshund), which is the forerunner of Cerberus, which Campbell states may also be compared in a broader sense aspect with the dragon- the loathly Nidhogger- at the foot of Yggdrasil. (referenced from The Masks of God: Oriental Mythology pp. 182-84) Cerberus in Greek mythology is considered the three-headed dog guarding the entrance to Hades. Not that I would need to be in Hades, but the three-headed dog may actually be correlated to the mental and emotional battle between the eyes, and the third head may be those who have become so serious about themselves, they have lost all reality, and are oblivious to their psychological and biological trees which are completely exposed.

~chenille- a soft, tufted cord or silk, cotton, or worsted used in embroidery or for fringing commonly used for bedspreads or rugs, French chenille, caterpillar, chenille, from Latin canīcula, diminutive of canis, dog, [ref: caterpillar- larvae of butter-fly or moth, probable alteration of *catepelose : cate, cat (from Latin cattus) + pelose, hairy

The word history around caterpillar brings up the "devil's cat" and the oldest recording from 1440 of Catyr, the meaning for tom in tomcat basically. And here the mystery deepens. It just so happens that pelose is polka partner to pilot, as in pilot light, or fire. The essential meaning of pelose is no different than pilar, except when pilar is spelled with two L's, it becomes a column. It also happens in mythology, the first century A.D. emperor named Pilate may be analogical across the bridge, as in the pontine jump to the pilot light. Pontine is rooted to pent-; find, path, transpontine, "way, passage". "he who prepares the way", 808, gizmo*, see root nog^w- gym

~corgi- a Welsh corgi, Welsh : cor, dwarf + ci, dog (short dogs bred with fox-like heads) note: This is analogical to the acanthus leaves which signifies the Corinthian Capital the most elaborate of the three primary Grecian architectural orders. It can be said, this is also the bear's breech, and the thorn plant. It may also be that these altered states could be associated with the absence of smoke, (a condition called acapnia), which contains carbon dioxide in small amounts offering healing properties taught by our ancestors.

~cynic- Latin cynicus, Cynic philosopher, from Greek kunnikos, from kuōn, kun-, dog; (evision) a classification of (anti-self) for anyone who is considered not serious enough about themselves, as in the measurement across morality (see applications above; worry implanted permanently, etc.) resulting in the practice of mockery, ridicule, blasphemy, and faultfinding refined to where actual discrepancies and faults when mentioned by normal people are seen as anti-self by the diseased people, as the diseased entities have already altered their state of self-esteem attached to the most personally advantageous knowledge files retained. The original meaning of cynic coming from a sect of ancient Greek philosophers who believed virtue to be the only good and self-control to be the only means of achieving virtue, has been rewired into a new sack cloth where self has been turned on to itself. Self-control is now seen as possessive, and I have more than you, etc. This is the exact opposite of the true meaning of cynic.

Also see Cymry, Brythonic Celts of Wales, Cornwall, and Brittany, root merg-; beating the bounds, future shock* (see comments about technology below in relation to the cyme sounding)

~cynosure¹- an object that serves as a focal point of attention and admiration; something that serves to guide; French, Ursa Minor (which contains the guiding star Polaris), from Latin cynosūra, from Greek kunosoura, dog's tail, Ursa Minor : kuōn, kun-, dog + oura, tail, see root ors-

The root ors- contains many strange words which include ass, and the squirrel, which can immediately be associated with the tail although a bit wiggly. The group lands on page 340, which includes everything from chow chow to Christ's thorn. The advise may to be stay low, sneak under the fire pole, and see what happens, and watch out for the dasyure, or the (Tasmanian devil).

~dachshund²- a small dog bred in Germany for hunting badgers and having a long body, a usually short-haired brown or black coat, dropping ears, and short legs, German Dachs, badger, (from Middle High German dahs, from Old High German, see root teks-) + Hund, dog (from Middle High German hunt) from Old High German

The root teks- seems to represent the architect as in the animal that builds, and also the beam in which the weaver binds his thread, and that of burrowing skills. This root is navigated to page 1058 which is the LOGO which is a computer language where children begin drawing geometric shapes. The logogram is where a sign or symbol transfers a meaning from a word spelling.

(Chapter 42) poise²: a centimeter-gram-second unit of dynamics viscosity equal to one dyne-second per square centimeter, French, after Jean Louis Marie Poiseuille (1799-1869), French physician and physiologist
(Chapter 39) ab-2- members of Electra's units of centimeter-gram-second operating system

Warning: Weight must be evaluated carefully in relation to the psyche and geometry present. The consideration of origin would be one area of concern, as in inception-source-root.

~hound- a domesticated dog of various breeds, often trained by the owner for services or hunting, characteristically having drooping ears, a short coat, and a deep, resonant voice; devotee (owner-master); pursue (hunt); harass (bark of cynical), Middle English, from Old English hund

What is made sacred is crucial, so the tagging of the implanted devotee is deeply connected with other root groups, as in consecration rooted to sak- (holy body-St. Elmo) and consequent rooted to sek^w-¹- (follower), and where consecution is the relation between antecedent and consequent creating a cloud effect in the mind. The prefix de- means "do the opposite of". This may be the effect when voting if the holy body is the machine filled with Prozac, the drug that was mentioned in "Hounds of the Baskerville" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle that contributed to Hugo Baskerville wild demeanor and abnormal looking head.

~keeshond- any of a bread of dog originating in the Netherlands and having a thick grayish-black coat, Dutch : probably the name Kees (nickname for Cornelis, Cornelius) + hond, dog, from Middle Dutch

References:
-Keelson- wooden timber, girder, parallel to keel, Middle English kelswin, probably from Old Norse kjölswin, see root sū-; swine, hog, sow, hyena; lichen*
-Keen¹: eager, marked by exhibited systematical automation, intelligence
-Keen²: I lament, condemnation, acceptance, depression (spirit moan)

~kennel- kennel¹: a pack of dogs; flock; lair of a wild animal; rabbit hole, den; establishment of the boarding of animals where they are bred, trained, and often born for slaughter or profits; a process of lying or taking cover as if in a kennel; Middle English kenel, from Anglo-Norman *kenil, from Vulgar Latin *canīle, from Latin canis, kennel²: no derivative, a gutter along a street, Middle English cannel, from Old North French canel, channel, from Latin canālis, see canal

The word ken means "to know" and is rooted to the group gnō-, so the use of this word may be associated with the (owner-master) relation, and seemingly a purposeful way to deceive between two possible concepts; one a cage or canned jar in which we live, and the other, the allusion of a boundary within in. The gnō- group is a fascinating study including agnosia, diagnosis, and Norma, which is navigated to Coma Berenices* between Boötes and Leo.

Another critical connection to the psyche can be found by following the de- prefix into the den itself, where many strange implants exists concerning life. In the middle of this is the dendro-, from the root deru-; which thanks to Pokorny, may represent the broad leaf* section of life, where the inner being actually exist, that of a soul, where the lie of no men is also residing. The mind game around the number 10 (den) is sought, as it is referenced as 8-10 Cub Scouts, which may a way for the And Not's to make assumptions related to value, while opening the bear's breech to massive consumption.

~Procyon- binary star in the constellation Canis Minor, also called Dog Star, Latin Procyōn, from Greek Prokuōn : pro-, before, see PRO-2 + kuōn, dog
(quinsy² - angh-)

References:
-Sothis- This word is the tag for Sothic to this group, from Egyptian spdt. Sothic represents the 365 1/4 day calendar of ancient Egyptian culture totaling 1,460 years in the cycle, also called the star Sirius. The polka partner to Sothic is soteriology meaning sos, save + -logy, suffix, (science), where the word savior is seemingly altered and this can be related in palindrome terms as two snakes surrounding your mind, as displayed in medical zymology in one sense, as all the words surrounding these are drunkards. Soteriology is rooted to teuæ- in which Julius Pokorny leaves page number 1080 which contains the word magnesia*, an ingredient of the philosopher's stone.

It seems that tectonics, which is the actual art and science of construction as defined by the dictionary with the term Architectural, referring to the "aesthetic value". The tagging of the arch may be a bit complicated, however, it can be understood in one sense by perceiving the epistyle (or architrave) on either side of the house, and this is analogical to what is psychologically seen, unfortunately, they always seem to face away from the center, so if this were applied to the mind as (between the eyes), where fear and envy are opposite, a horrible being would remain if no toiling in the center occurs, and it is always perceived as the two upper centers being prominent over the house. We also could possibly have the ankh being washed out or hidden with other words and sounds, such as angst, only as a way to fool you, as the little bitty epistyle is tagging a massive beam.
Reference: architrave- root treb-; trave, beam, manacle*

~context- a subtle part of meaning derived from something (cynosure?) about a word, text, or statement that seems to surround its meaning or arrangement; setting; the framing of an event or happening; fabrication, Middle English, composition, from Latin contextus, from past participle of contexere, to join together : com-, com- + texere, to weave

~dachshund¹- ~dachshund²- a small dog bred in Germany for hunting badgers and having a long body, a usually short-haired brown or black coat, dropping ears, and short legs, German Dachs, badger, (from Middle High German dahs, from Old High German, see root teks-) + Hund, dog (from Middle High German hunt) from Old High German, see et-kwon- dog

~dassie- hyrax, Afrikaans, diminutive of das, badger; herbivorous mammals of the family Procaviidae within the order of Hyraoidea of Africa, and adjacent Asia, resembling woodchucks or similar rodents but more closely related to hoofed mammals, also called coney, dassie, Greek hurax, shrew mouse

Of interest to the hyraxes, this particular word is a marker for the hyssop program, which is easy to follow straight to the last H which is Hz, for the measurement of hertz, as in brain waves. Between this is the hysteria that has been placed in use albeit complicated over the centuries. In chasing the hyssop into the Bible, we locate the possible cynosure of letters.

John 19:28-30
After this, Jesus knowing that all things were now accomplished, that the scripture might be fulfilled, saith, I thirst. [29] Now there was set a vessel full of vinegar: and they filled a spunge with vinegar, and put it upon hyssop, and put it to his mouth. [30] When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost.

~pretext- (implanted use), artistic cover for purpose; intention to conceal; stratagem; Latin praetextum, from neuter past participle of praetexere, to disguise : prae-, pre- + texere, to weave

~subtle- a classification for perception evaluation often considered difficult, or presented in an abstruse manner where evaluation is purposefully intended to be thwarted; subtle (< *sub-tēla, "thread passing under the warp," the finest thread; sub, under; see upo-); "a journalist whose subtle views on the hard issues of our time are rooted in a tough mind and a demanding ethical sensibility" (New Republic - AHD), Middle English sotil, from Old French, from Latin subtīlis

A strange connection has been located. The subtilin is an antibiotic? peptide that is obtained from Bacillus subtilis that is an active agent in devouring gram-positive bacteria and various pathogenic fungi, a seeming form of partnership between amino acids. So it seems, this is extracted and rebottled, or maybe linked with Bacillus as a sign of looking much deeper, as the root of Bacillus is bak- which is the staff used for support, and this is analogical to the way a tubercle bacillus attaches at one end. The root bak- lands on page 93 for reference and possibly the Arachne, a maiden who was transformed into a spider by Athena for challenging her to a weaving contest.

References:
-Epithelium- membranous tissue, Greek, thēlē, nipple, root dhē(i); broad-spectrum*, also see the root deru-; broad leaf*
-Lymph- Greek numphē, water spirit? See lyse, root leu- viewfinder (39)
-Lycanthrope- Greek lukanthrōpos : lukos, wolf + anthrōpes, see root wlk^wo-; werewolf

To subject, and being one who hasn't seen a physician in over 20 years, it is likely this lymph system is only a "working model system" created as an architecture to work from, and to implement disease for servicing and generate perpetual profits.

~technical- (evision) portmanteau, Greek teknikos, of art, also see Greek dolikhos, long, portmandeau; also known as machine science and where industry creates art to apply to the perception of science often studied in a matching form called analysis; engineering; industrial; mechanical; an art that through its creation opens a long hallway of doors for manipulation and also forms a cloak or sack cover, as in the Tasmanian wolf, or thulakos, and the mystery around the thymus, T cells, and antigens locators.

~technology- art¹ and/or art² combined with science; application; a process often used to achieve commercial dominance, and attribute proliferation of the destruction of a safe and livable world in favor of conveniences over health; Anthropology: the body of scientific data that is a record of fashioning implements, extracting, collecting, and/or depositing materials, Greek tekhnologia, systematic treatment of an art or craft : tekhnē, skill + -logia, -logy (science)

System is part of the stā- group, and seems more about establishment than it synonymous partner claim to method, and also rest with a very small group of lexeme at the end of the s alphabet group. Before it, rests many of the syne prefixes of which is an army of good and bad guys fighting for the sun, and before this, the symbology, or the science of interpretation, and then we head straight back for the snyecdoche. The biggest problem detected so far before engulfing the stā- group is the sound factor with the word system, and the analogy to the growing plant, where is seem derogatory. The use of craft seems a distraction for the power bestowed, where craft has no roots, and may be feeding from the kar- root in the lexeme, as in the suffix -cracy, where this root is also a seeming form of power in essence, the sign of Cancer, where the craft may be with the goddess Diana, and that of the moon.

~tectonic- Geology: related to, causing, or resulting from structural deformation of the earth's crust; related to the construction of a building; Architectural, Late Latin tectonicus, from Greek tektonikos, from tektōn, builder

In the history of the white man cell encroachments, it was Tecumseh, who attempted to establish some peace and sided with the British in the war of 1812, which is also the date for Manifest Destiny. But the trail behind the neighbor tectrix, plasterer, rooted to (s)teg- which leads to the tegmentum, a Tehuelche route straight to the lantern pinion* as the navigation, is most interesting. We have referenced the mesencephalon in the web of meanings along with the the dolichocephalic attached to the root del-¹-  of which may end up starting the next chapter.

~text- (possible implant) a classification for the original perception to symbols in contextual form, separated from the paraphrase (poem, combination of prose and verse; speech), translation (linguistic), revision (passage), condensation (Scripture), or deconstruction (A team); the differentiation between the two tails, one being (Morse type code processing), and the other, starboard symbolic distinction formulation (labeled as illustrations; see imagine [portmandeau not portmanteau]; a particular section of words presented for context that become a topic of discussion, Middle English texte, from Old French, from Late Latin, written account, from Latin structure, context, body of a passage, from past participle of texere, to weave, fabricate

It is letters that actually form text, as in Greek mythology, it is Lethe, which is labeled "the river of forgetfulness", and one of five rivers in Hades. Next to this is Leto, a consort of Zeus?, and mother of Apollo and Artemis. From this, the letter is formed in in the main body of the Lette, not the Yetti. Both definitions for text and letter are complete rhetoric; the h has been added in the word Tai, and may in fact be jujitsu marker for the thalamus listing where the posterior of the brain communicates with the forebrain or cerebral cortex in analogy to the two tails. In Botany, the thalamus is the inner chamber of the flower. It seems the texas tower effect may be wearing off.

From chapter 17 -article- an individual thing or element of a class or group as one; particular objects (point); item; written document (verse, replication, poem); instinctive basis compilation (composer, prose); comport position distinction (filler, compost);

~tiller- tiller²: Nautical: a lever used to turn a rudder and steer a boat, Middle English tiler, stock of a crossbow, form Old French telier, from Medieval Latin tēlārium, weaver's beam, from Latin tēla, tiller¹: no derivative, one that tills land, tiller³: no derivative, a shoot, especially one that sprouts from the base of a grass; to send forth shoots from the base, Middle English *tiller, from Old English telgor

~tissue- Physiology: one of four tissue classifications: connective, muscle, nerve, epidermal; Biology: an aggregation of morphologically similar cells and associated intercellular matter acting together to perform one or more specific functions in the body: "The text is a tissue of mocking echoes" (Richard M. Kain - AHD); a fine thin fabric, such as a web or network, Middle English tissu, a rich kind of cloth, from Old French, from past participle of tistre, to weave, from Latin texere

~toil- toil²: something that binds, snares, or entangles one, an entrapment; fishnet; French toile, cloth, from Old French teile, from Latin tēla, web, toil¹: no derivative, a process of continuous labor or difficulty: "A bit of the blackest and coarsest bread is . . the sole recompense and the sole profit attaching to so arduous a toil" (George Sand - AHD), Synonym: work, Middle English toilen, from Anglo-Norman toiler, to stir about, from Latin tudiculāre, from tudicula, a machine for bruising olives, diminutive of tudēs, hammer

The reward taken is most often not considering the risk (harm to others and forms of life), as the profits do lock in the mighty third fury of power between the solace denominating the connection between our being, and in direct relation to the earth, sun, and moon, and our neglect in understanding them. This may be called a/b sense, as reference in the mapping as absence, but in effect, may also be as mentioned earlier, the And Not entity where the pathological entropic altered being resides, and this is likely contributed by the hyssop programming propagated from birth in the current dominated environment.

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