SCHAALSTEIN, SCHED'ULE, noun [Latin schedula, from scheda, a sheet or leaf of paper; Gr. from to cut or divide; Latin scindo, for scido. The pronunciation ought to follow the analogy of scheme, etc.] 1. A small scroll or piece of paper or parchment, containing some writing. 2. A piece of paper or parchment annexed to a larger writing, as to a will, a deed, a lease, etc. 3. A piece of paper or parchment containing an inventory of goods.
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