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Uriel's exceptional perspicuity, caught 'fixt in cogitation deep' (629), reveals him at this moment to be blinder than the reader, who foreknowing can easily see the artificiality of the disguise [Satan dressed for a masque] and the fraudulence it conceals" (45).

Even after upon his showing Womanhood his qualifying shield she allows him to continue, Scudamour relates: "euermore vpon the Goddesse [Venus's] face / Mine eye was fixt, for feare of her offence" (56.1-2).

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if the and t the fixt intriguing '96 final They have a huge Old Trafford crowd to keep happy and beating the old rivals would really do David Moyes a world of good.

"We have held several treaties with the Americans," Chief Tassel of the Cherokees lamented, "when Bounds was always fixt and fair promises always made that the white people Should not come over, but we always find that after a treaty they Settle much faster than before." (184) Earlier, "when we treated with Congress we made no doubt but we should have Justice"; now the Cherokees began to credit rumors "that the Americans only ment to deceive us" and buy time "till all our lands is Settled." (185) These suspicions of congressional duplicity rapidly became "universal through the Indians." (186)