Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for DE-SERVE'
DE-SERT'RICE, or DE-SERT'RIXDE-SERVE'
DE-SERVE', v.i. [dezerv'.]
To merit; to be worthy of or deserving; as, he deserves well or ill of his neighbor.
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DE-SERT'RICE, or DE-SERT'RIXDE-SERVE'
DE-SERVE', v.i. [dezerv'.]
To merit; to be worthy of or deserving; as, he deserves well or ill of his neighbor.
Return to page 73 of the letter “D”.