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Mime

a kind of farce or dramatic Romans, in which incidents of real life were represented in a cical fashion. were represented in a ludicrous or far- MIMEOGRAPH (mim'ē-ō-), an instrumay be transcribed and multiplied, ment by which copies of any document through the use of a stencil made of thin paper prepared with paraffine or similar typewriting machine, and receives the substance, which is put upon an ordinary impression of the letters in the ordinary way. sub-order Mimoseæ and the tribe Eumi-

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