MacMillan's Reading Books - Book V by Anonymous
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page 126 of 366 (34%)
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Smell sweet, and blossom in their dust.
JAMES SHIRLEY. [Notes: _James Shirley_ (1594-1666). A dramatic poet. _And plant fresh laurels when they kill_ = even by the death they spread around them in war, they may win new laurel-wreaths by victory. _Purple_. As stained with blood.] * * * * * GROWTH OF EUROPEAN CIVILIZATION IN THE TWELFTH CENTURY. Various improvements in the system of jurisprudence, and administration of justice, occasioned a change in manners, of great importance and of extensive effect. They gave rise to a distinction of professions; they obliged men to cultivate different talents, and to aim at different accomplishments, in order to qualify themselves for the various |
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