Emily Dickinson Lexicon — WITH-OUT'

Definition for WITH-OUT'

WITH-IN-SIDE WITH-OUT'

WITH-OUT', adv.

Not on the inside; not within. These were from without the growing miseries. – Milton.
Out of doors.
Externally; not in the mind. Without were lightings, within were fears. 2 Cor. vii.

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