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This is a poetic license; many a plague found mediæval London abominably dirty!
By poetic license, quite pardonable when assumed by Austin Dobson or by Praed, we speak of the leisure of the eighteenth century.
There is no poetic license, no picturesque exaggeration in this statement.
Noise, unearthly noise, was the poetic license allowed the occupants of these cells.
I have taken very little "poetic license" with their traditions; none, whatever, with their customs and superstitions.
He then proceeds to treat of quantity and measure in French, of feet and verse, and of figures and poetic license.
The reduplicated form of the name, Mimixcoatl, is not found elsewhere, and appears to be a poetic license.
It was not a very manly thing to do, but Mr. Wordsley was exercising his poetic license.
Paul himself justifies the poetic license, when he says, "Covet earnestly the best gifts."
The supposition that the eye of the eagle is green must be regarded as a poetic license.
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