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... the proper thing to do . He is amiable , and intel- lectual , steady and constant , and , above all , sentimental , as we learn from his poetic declaration to Luciana in Act III . sc . i . He refers to his love - xxxiv INTRODUCTION.
... the proper thing to do . He is amiable , and intel- lectual , steady and constant , and , above all , sentimental , as we learn from his poetic declaration to Luciana in Act III . sc . i . He refers to his love - xxxiv INTRODUCTION.
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... refers to it as such . 144. strumpeted ] Compare Sonnet lxvi . 6 : " And maiden virtue rudely strumpeted ... refer to the future she hopes for instead of the actuality she loathes . " One of the strongest argu- ments for unstained is ...
... refers to it as such . 144. strumpeted ] Compare Sonnet lxvi . 6 : " And maiden virtue rudely strumpeted ... refer to the future she hopes for instead of the actuality she loathes . " One of the strongest argu- ments for unstained is ...
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... refers to sexual " madness . " See Bartholomew ( Berthelet ) , bk . xviii . 830 : " [ And in rutting time ] the males wax cruel and dig up clods and stones with their feet , and then their snouts be black until they be washed with rain ...
... refers to sexual " madness . " See Bartholomew ( Berthelet ) , bk . xviii . 830 : " [ And in rutting time ] the males wax cruel and dig up clods and stones with their feet , and then their snouts be black until they be washed with rain ...
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