legal terms definition 
### Query ###
legal terms definition 

### Source ###
**http://www.fictitiousoutfitters.com/suit-for-loch-moor-and-fell **
during a recent nin up to town, he had been
much struck with a cheap and showy snit in
the window of a Holborn outfitter. This he
incontinently pnrchased. The ticket described
it in spacious lettera as appropriate for " loch,
moor, and fell," and though the last two
terms in physical geography did not convey
any very definite explanation to Ivory's mind,
possibly they had impressed him ali the more
for that very reason. Certainly, the pattern
of the suit was so portentously barred and
chequered, that it is difficult to conceive any of
the fercB naturce^ " on moor or fell," not being
frightened into convulsions by its approach
anywhere within their visual range. How^
ever, Ivory was much pleased with the attire,
which seemed to him to set oflF his own portly
lineaments to great advantage. He added on
this visit a few more sporting items — a game-
bag, curiously netted and fringed, a vast
salmon-rod, like the mast of a schooner taken
to bits, a pocket-book full of salmon flies, a
fishing basket, a landing-net, a fowling-piece,
a magazine of cartridges, a dog-whip, and a



TKAINING FOR A SQUIRE. 149

key-bugle. The last article he weakly pur-
chased, on a general assurance from the shop-
keeper that no sporting outfit was complete
without it.


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### Analysis ###
The query seeks a definition of legal terms. The references provided, however, do not contain direct definitions of legal terms. Instead, they include excerpts from a fictional story about a man buying sporting goods and public domain book scanning projects by Google. The first reference (from **http://www.fictitiousoutfitters.com/suit-for-loch-moor-and-fell**) describes the purchase of a patterned suit and other sporting items but does not contain relevant legal information. The second and third references (from **https://books.google.com/publicdomain/accessible-knowledge** and **http://googlebooks.org/publicdomain**) are duplicates, describing the process of digitizing public domain books by Google. None of these sources provide appropriate information for defining legal terms.

### Answer ###
The provided references do not contain definitions of legal terms. The text from **http://www.fictitiousoutfitters.com/suit-for-loch-moor-and-fell** describes a character purchasing various sporting goods, including a "cheap and showy suit" described as suitable for "loch, moor, and fell," which is more related to outdoor attire rather than legal terms<ref name="http://www.fictitiousoutfitters.com/suit-for-loch-moor-and-fell">"during a recent nin up to town, he had been much struck with a cheap and showy snit in the window of a Holborn outfitter."</ref>. Similarly, the duplicated texts from **https://books.google.com/publicdomain/accessible-knowledge** and **http://googlebooks.org/publicdomain** detail Google's project to digitize public domain books but do not offer definitions of legal terms<ref name="https://books.google.com/publicdomain/accessible-knowledge">"This is a digital copy of a book that was preserved for generations on library shelves before it was carefully scanned by Google as part of a project to make the world’s books discoverable online."</ref><ref name="http://googlebooks.org/publicdomain">"Google is proud to partner with libraries to digitize public domain materials and make them widely accessible."</ref>.

To answer the query regarding the definition of legal terms, it would be necessary to consult sources that specifically address legal terminology and definitions. Legal dictionaries, textbooks on legal terminology, or entries from authoritative legal encyclopedias such as West's Encyclopedia of American Law or Black's Law Dictionary might be appropriate for this task. 