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His statue was placed, in triumphal robes and crowned with laurels, in the Capitol.
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The persons who had most distinguished themselves were carried in triumph, crowned with laurels.
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There must be no more risky jumps, now that you are crowned with laurels.
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The King went from Normandy to Burgundy, and returned to Paris crowned with laurels of victory.
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No wonder he was crowned with laurels!
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The servants were pressing forward to see and greet their young master, who had come home crowned with laurels.
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She wears a mantle of azure gemmed with stars; she is crowned with laurels; the Cross-of-Honour flames upon her breast.
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He was still drifting at large on the tide of life; he was crowned with laurels, but without a home.
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It is time that you seek other ornament-myrtlebecomes a youthful brow, and the helmet adorns the man crowned with laurels.
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Corwin the bold had fallen, Kelmar was again crowned with laurels, and the last of the ship's kettles had changed hands.
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If successful, he will be put upon a pedestal for his clever deceit, and crowned with laurels because of his lie.
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When I was so ill-bred as to interrupt you, you had left France, crowned with laurels, and were just invading Britain.
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Give him hope, give him time, and he will come erelong, crowned with laurels, and lay them smiling at your feet.
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The prince, returning covered with fame and crowned with laurels, might now win her love, and drive from her heart every other thought.
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"Perhaps, if I return from the wars crowned with laurels, she'll have me," I said, laughing.
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Tall and graceful in stature, and crowned with laurels, Proserpine was glad to observe that the man, who was evidently famous, was also good-looking.