From the Relief Society Magazine, November 1962 —
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A lovely thought, that W.S. would hawk sugar.
Of course the whole line is:
“If the ill spirit have so fair a house,
Good things will strive to dwell with ’t.”
Miranda (from the Tempest) is commenting on the physcial beauty of a young man with whom she has fallen in love. Just the message the copy writers intended, I’m sure… 🙂
Who cares about context when proof texting is so fun?
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