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July 18, 2011

 

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In the next three lines, when he says, And that thou thinkst thee free // From all solicitation from me // Then shall my ghost come to thy bed, he is saying that when his ex-lover thinks that he has stopped having feelings for her, that’s when memories of him will come back to her. In the next line, when he says, And thee, feigned vestal, in worse arms shall see, he is saying that she pretends to be vestal, which is a reference to the virgin who was consecrated to the Roman goddess Vesta, meaning that she pretends to be a holy virgin...
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In the next line, when he says, And thee, feigned vestal, in worse arms shall see, he is saying that she pretends to be vestal, which is a reference to the virgin who was consecrated to the Roman goddess Vesta, meaning that she pretends to be a holy virgin. The second part of the line is saying that she wears a weakened armor, which means that she protected herself emotionally before, but now she is emotionally weak...
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