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... common in this sense in the poems and plays ; e.g. in Midsummer - Night's Dream , 1. i . 182 : " Demetrius loves your fair . " 100. deer ... pale ] See the same play on these words in Venus and Adonis , 229 sqq . : - 66 Fondling , she ...
... common in this sense in the poems and plays ; e.g. in Midsummer - Night's Dream , 1. i . 182 : " Demetrius loves your fair . " 100. deer ... pale ] See the same play on these words in Venus and Adonis , 229 sqq . : - 66 Fondling , she ...
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... common plagues , That still mislead the thoughts of simple men . " ( 2 ) A stalking - horse , a pretence , a mask ... common stall [ stale ] That loues thee for thy coine , not for thy name ? Such loue is beastly , rotten , blind and ...
... common plagues , That still mislead the thoughts of simple men . " ( 2 ) A stalking - horse , a pretence , a mask ... common stall [ stale ] That loues thee for thy coine , not for thy name ? Such loue is beastly , rotten , blind and ...
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... common ] serious in the next line ; not to men- tion the use of " jest " in lines 21 , 23 , 24 above , and 32 below . · 29. common hours ] " i.e. in- trude on them when you please . The allusion is to those tracts of ground destined to ...
... common ] serious in the next line ; not to men- tion the use of " jest " in lines 21 , 23 , 24 above , and 32 below . · 29. common hours ] " i.e. in- trude on them when you please . The allusion is to those tracts of ground destined to ...
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