Passage
A passage, in architecture, is a narrow room, most often called a hall, that serves to provide access to other rooms.
A passage, in physical geography, is another term for a strait, which is a narrow channel of water that connects two larger bodies of water. The terms strait, channel, and passage are synonymous and are usually interchangeable.
Your tenfold worship of your widowhood;
Hugs it oath-swearingly! straw-drowningly.
Referring him to me . . . .
ASTRAEA:
All's false. You have conspired. I am/am.html">am/am.html">am disgraced.
I am not the frail creature you conceive.
Who presently will question me, I cling
Where souls can have no growth.
HOMEWARE:
The point of hand-pressings, 'twas rightly time
Arden, adieu!
(She rushes into house.)
SCENE VIII
ARDEN, HOMEWARE
Adieu! she said. With her that word is final.
HOMEWARE:
On winds, now fair, now foul, and as they please
She's wounded
The quicker our success: for short
Feel nothing.
ARDEN:
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HOMEWARE:
Yet she said, we are lost, in her surprise.
HOMEWARE:
I suppose that I am bound
To thank you, sir.
HOMEWARE:
I found my girl descending on the road
Either she leaps the bar, or she must back.
(Going again.)
ARDEN:
Now she sees her mind.
ARDEN:
There's now suspense on earth and round the spheres.
ARDEN:
The marriage ring, or the portmanteau now!
ARDEN:
To love and own it.
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