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Perquisition

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Per`qui`si´tion
n.1.A thorough inquiry of search.


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Colbert, did you make a perquisition on the house of M.
The driver instituted, with the palms of his hands, a superficial perquisition into the state of his skeleton; which seemed to make him anxious.
Bucket last night made his secret perquisition, the traces of her dresses and her ornaments, even the mirrors accustomed to reflect them when they were a portion of herself, have a desolate and vacant air.
 
 
 
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