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virginibus puerisque

American  
[wir-gin-i-boos poo-er-ees-kwe, ver-jin-uh-buhs pyoo-uh-ris-kwee] / wɪrˈgɪn ɪˌbʊs ˌpu ɛrˈis kwɛ, vərˈdʒɪn ə bəs ˌpyu əˈrɪs kwi /
Latin.
  1. for girls and boys.


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Where is the man among us who could write another "Virginibus Puerisque," the most delightful volume for the hammock ever sung in prose?

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It is a work of rare beauty, and, we may add, of profound moral truth, albeit not written precisely virginibus puerisque.

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Two more books which she learned to love now were "Sesame and Lilies" and "Virginibus Puerisque."

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A young man, we think, should certainly go slow if she does not like An Inland Voyage, or Virginibus Puerisque, or The Ebb Tide or Sentimental Tommy.

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Will you give me Virginibus Puerisque?

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