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s. [332] The Churchmen. [333] Of. [334] What we should call an assistant minister is still called a curate in the Church of England. [335] "I had not said this," etc., i.e., I would not have said this, but would rather have chosen, etc. [336] See Rev. vi. 8. [337] Moved away (into the country). [338] The duties of headboroughs differed little from those of the constables. The title is now obsolete. [339] Count. [340] "Must." In this sense common in Chaucer. The past tense, "should," retains something of this force. Compare the German _sollen_. [341] Otherwise known as _theriac_ (from the Greek [Greek: theriakos], "pertaining to a wild beast," since it was supposed to be an antidote for poisonous bites). This medicine was compounded of sixty or seventy drugs, and was mixed with honey. [342] Supply "died." [343] Supply "of." [344] Substitute "which." [345] Those. [346] A corruption of "benzoin," a resinous juice obtained from a tree that flourishes in Siam and the Malay Archipelago. When heated, it gives off a pleasant odor. It is one of the ingredients used in court-plaster. [347] This word should be omitted. [348] The "press gang" was a naval detachment under the command of an officer, empowered to seize men and carry them off for service on men-of-war. [349] Off Lowestoft, in 1665. Though the Dutch were beaten, they made good their retreat, and heavily defeated the English the next year in the battle of The Downs. [350] See Ps. lx. 11; cviii. 12. [351] Were. [352] See Exod. xiv., xv., and xvi. 1-3. [353] "H.F." is of course fictitious. WEBSTER'S SCHOOL DICTIONARIES. REVISED EDITIONS. WEBSTER'S SCHOOL DICTIONARIES in their revised form constitute a progressive series, carefully graded and especially adapted for Primary Schools, Common Schools, High Schools, Academies, etc. They have all been thoroughly revised, entirely reset, and made to conform in all essential points to the great standard authority--WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY. WEBSTER'S PRIMARY SCHOOL DICTIONARY. Cloth, 12mo. 336 pp. $0.48 Containing over 20,000 words and meanings, with over 400 illustrations. WEBSTER'S COMMON SCHOOL DICTIONARY. Cloth, 12mo. 416 pp. .72 Containing over 25,000 words and meanings, with over 500 illustrations. WEBSTER'S HIGH SCHOOL DICTIONARY. Cloth, 8vo. 530 pp
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