"tentory" meaning in English

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          "text": "And the Women mentioned who are said to weave Hangings and Curtains for the Grove, were no other than Makers of Tentories, to spread from Tree to Tree, for the more opportune and secret perpetration of those impure Rites and Mysteries, which (without these Coverings) even the opacousness of the Places were not obscure enough to conceal.",
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        "The awning or covering of a tent."
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        "(obsolete) The awning or covering of a tent."
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