dalliance

How then shall we be able to perform a voyage, even to a moderate distance, if we waste our time in dalliance on the shore?

All the traditions of her life caused her to stand aghast at the idea of dalliance with a sin so subtle and alluring as this.

Soon weary of the dalliance of Temp, it ascends to its mission—the Archer of the silver bow, the guide of the car of light.

Away then with hypocritical formality and dalliance, and be serious and sincere for thy soul, and with thy God.

But such facilities for dalliance with the Regent's daughter were soon to be brought to an end.

But Esplandian had but little time for dalliance, as the Turks were once more arrayed against him in the field.

But the author was too far gone in anxiety and bone-weariness to care to linger just then in any primrose path of dalliance.

Soon weary of the dalliance of Tempe, it ascends to its mission,—the Archer of the silver bow, the guide of the car of light.

You talk of ‘dalliance,’ but certainly no lover was ever more attached to his mistress than she is to me.

The king asked tidings of her and said, while announcing himself: "Shall I have an hour of dalliance with thee?"