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Meanings of full oft in English
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Usage of full oft in English
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Friendly glances and kindly looks passed now full oft between the twain.
2
Therefore no weapons will cut him, as hath full oft been seen.
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But full oft do the good suffer for the sins of the wicked.
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Yea and full oft doth the keeping of silence bring forth a larger joy.
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With great fidelity she bewept the knight full oft.
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When that the many strangers had been lodged, these same lords were gazed upon full oft.
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Indeed, full oft the rapture men felt toward Him amounted to an intoxication and an ecstasy of devotion.
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By thy name full oft I call thee, Gelesiuntha, sister mine: with this name fountains, woods, rivers, and fields resound.
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Hath not the One proven full oft that he who calls me infidel dog is a liar predestined to the Pit?
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Then Morien dismounted, and took Sir Gawain in his arms, and said full oft, Alas, my comrade, how were ye thus betrayed?
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Service and prayer open the heart to love, hoping for nothing again, and full oft that which was not hoped for is vouchsafed.
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The sincere, that fain would walk oft with God, have felt what I say, and that to the breaking of their bones full oft.
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Full oft our thought is sodden and dull.
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Full oft has he that orphaned city wept.
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Full oft 'tis seen our mere defects
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Full oft hath it been seen in many a wife, how joy may at last end in sorrow.
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