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Milton's Comus

Editorial note — INDEX TO THE NOTES.

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359. over-exquisite, i.e. too curious, over-inquisitive. Exquisite is here used in the sense of inquisitive; in modern English ‘exquisite’ has a passive sense only, while ‘inquisitive’ has an active sense (Lat. quaero, to seek): see note, l. 714.

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