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infold

[in-fohld] / ɪnˈfoʊld /


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There Tityus was to see, who took his birth From heav’n, his nursing from the foodful earth: Here his gigantic limbs, with large embrace, Infold nine acres of infernal space.

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But, my eyes shall smile on you and my hands infold you, Pet, caress, and lift you to the lips that love you, so That, shut ever in the years that may mildew or mold you, My fancy shall behold you Fair as in the long ago.

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Thy pale page, Study, by thy side doth hold, As by Cyprigna's her persuasive boy: Twin sacks thou bear'st; one doth thy gifts infold, Whose modest tendering proves immortal joy.

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Enfold, en-fōld′, Infold, in-, v.t. to wrap up.—n.

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What but the love of God infold them when father and mother had failed.

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