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Things midsummer often describes (“midsummer ________”)
night, madness, fires, day, eve, heat, temperatures, flowers, nights, festival, onwards, festivals, bonfires, flower, sunrise, sun, days, weather, celebrations, conditions, drought, holidays, noon, customs, flame, moonlight, sunlight, haze, sunshine, frenzy, rains, dawns, storms, battles, approaches, festivities, moths, dues, strolls, dusk, skies, trees, moon, evenings, midnight, roses, light, rain, leaves, suns, morning, revels, decrepitude, noons, peace, snow, past, blossomings, dream, tree, sowings, observations, feeling, holiday, noonday, frosts, midday, shoot, feast, afternoons, song, dreams, pasture, droughts, grasses, beef, morn, storm, warmth, forest, visitors, pleasure, dawn, marriage, butterflies, scene, cares, pomps, twilight, opera, monotony, merriment, sky, king, blooms
How midsummer often is described (“________ midsummer”)
hot, last, next, high, near, very, full, early, mild, late, serene, dry, american, northern, english, present, glad, leafy, bright, warm, southern, tropical, green, humid, italian, languid, ordinary, brief, worth, sunny, fine, midspring, critical, beautiful, perfect, breathless, wonderful, russian, australian, deep, splendid, summer, eventful, polar, indian, sultry, quiet, sweet, cool, bewildering, hottest, south, fierce, nearer, tired, antarctic, thirsty, rich, ripe, arctic, nigh, levantine, dull, fateful, oldport, glorious, lavish, cloudless, enormous, steamy, continental, six, oppressive
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