... a baker's boy in a white apron and blue jumpers went by carrying a basket of bread on his head; and from the nearby tobacconist's, a spruce young lieutenant dressed in a black uniform emerged lighting a cigarette.
He does not say, to shun the Battel, for that had been unsoldierly, but he softens the Phrase, and calls it, to shun Evil:
In the entrance-hall, a surprising number of opera-goers have already rendezvoused.
‘ […] My love, so please you, shall requite No woman, whether dark or bright, Unwomaned if she be.’
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