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Arcady

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Ar·ca·dy  (ärk-d)
See Arcadia1.
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So come, you two gay youthful things to whom all life is yet fair and good, and we will seek the path to Arcady.
The Golden Road by Montgomery, Lucy Maud View in context
All of a sudden I'd be traveling down a country road, and everything clean and quiet, no dust, no dirt; just streams ripplin' down sweet meadows, and lambs playing, breezes blowing the breath of flowers, and soft sunshine over everything; and lovely cows lazying knee-deep in quiet pools, and young girls bathing in a curve of stream all white and slim and natural--and I'd know I was in Arcady.
The Night-Born by London, Jack View in context
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