In the Comus, sive Phagesiposia Cimmeria; Somnium (1608, and at Oxford, 1634), a moral allegory by a Dutch author, Hendrik van der Putten, or Erycius Puteanus, the conception is more nearly akin to Milton's, and Comus is a being whose enticements are more disguised and delicate than those of Jonson's deity. [Please select]
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No persuasions or enticements could overcome her fear, till, the fact coming to Mr. [Please select]
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This time, nothing happens: despite my repeated enticements, the Spider does not stir a limb. [Please select]
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The shop-windows were set with glaring enticements for the Christmas season--red and green or sparkling with tinsel and gold ornament. [Please select]
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Into it, a dusky maid wheeled a double-tiered tea-table, all mahogany and glass, silver and china atop, little cakes and small enticements on the deck below. [Please select]
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