1. A translation into Greek from Homer's Essay on Eloquence, from the words "Of all the polite and learned nations" through the words "such disputes are very frequent in this nation."
2. A translation into Latin from Macaulay's History of England from the beginning, "I propose to write," through the words "from which a more glorious civilization was to spring."
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FACT AND RUMOR.
