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draw forth

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draw something forth
to pull something forward or where it can be seen. Carl drew a booklet forth and began to show it to the people sitting on either side of him. She drew forth her pocketknife and threatened the bandit.
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The word education is derived from the Latin "educare" which literally means "to draw forth from" .
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Thus, if we Seek only to draw forth the hidden sweet, In all the varied human flowers we meet, In the wide gardens of humanity, And like the bee, if home the spoil we bear, Hived in our hearts it turns to nectar there.
 
 
 
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