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- noun See
appurtenance .
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- noun Alternative form of
appurtenance .
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For since thy good works, not thy goods, will follow thee; since wealth is an appertinance of life, and no dead man is rich; to famish in plenty, and live poorly, to die rich, were a multiplying improvement in madness, and use upon use in folly.
Christian Morals 1605-1682 1863
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