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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,
past,
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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