Difference between revisions of "His hantitat hies not here"

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* '''his habitat is not here'''
 
* '''his habitat is not here'''
 
* '''hanter''' (''French'') to haunt
 
* '''hanter''' (''French'') to haunt
* '''here is not his haunt''
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* '''here is not his haunt'''
* '''hie:''' hasten, hurrie; such as Shakespeare, ''Macbeth'', Act I Scene v: "Hie thee hither,/That I may pour my spirits in thine ear"
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* '''hie:''' hasten, hurry; such as Shakespeare, ''Macbeth'', Act I Scene v: "Hie thee hither,/That I may pour my spirits in thine ear"

Latest revision as of 13:35, 2 August 2012

  • his habitat is not here
  • hanter (French) to haunt
  • here is not his haunt
  • hie: hasten, hurry; such as Shakespeare, Macbeth, Act I Scene v: "Hie thee hither,/That I may pour my spirits in thine ear"