[406] Ob-noxˊ-ious, odious; unpopular.
[407] Calˊ-um-ny, the uttering of a false charge, proceeding from hatred against another.
[408] Gonsalvo de Cordova, called also “the Great Captain,” was a Spanish warrior, distinguished by his victories over the Moors in Spain, and the French in Naples. Born 1443, died 1515.
[409] Arˊ-ti-fice, an artful or skillful contrivance; a fraud or trick.
[410] Du-plicˊ-i-ty, double-dealing; deceitfulness.
[411] Blandˊ-ish-ment, words or actions expressive of affection or kindness, and tending to win the heart, or to flatter.
[412] Ca-lumˊ-ni-ous, slanderous.
LV.—PALESTINE.
ALTERED FROM WHITTIER.
John Greenleaf Whittier is a well-known and popular writer in prose and verse.